hosted by the "Cooler Than Me" singer, will debut on Sirius XM's Faction Closings January 21: Air America Radio files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and ceases operations effective immediately due to continuing financial losses. January 25: Conan O'Brien leaves The Tonight Show due to a time slot dispute. (Highlights from his shows were heard on Westwood One.) January 28: The FCC revokes the license of WHHO/Hornell, New York, for failure to pay a 2007 fine; owner Bilbat Radio cites WHHO's poor revenue for not paying the fine. January 29: Corus Entertainment takes CINW and CINF/Montreal off the air and return their licenses back to the CRTC February 12: Bill Handel quits his short-lived nationally syndicated afternoon show. The show had been used as a stop-gap after parent company Clear Channel lost the rights to Laura Schlessinger. February 13: The Timeless radio network is scheduled to be discontinued. February 19: After over 60 years, KSTN/Stockton, California, ceases operations. March 5: Bruce Williams retires, ending a 35-year career in radio. March 22: National Radio Network ceases operations. April 2: Joey Reynolds is canceled by WOR to make way for Coast to Coast AM. The show will resume on WNBC-DT2. April 26: The radio version of Morning Joe is placed on indefinite hiatus. May 11:Hamilton, Ohio, high school radio station WHSS will close, due to budget falls as well as declining career opportunities. The school board has yet to decide whether to sell the station, or to turn in the license to the FCC for cancellation. May 18: On May 28, 2010, longtime KTWV on-air personality Don Burns will no longer will be heard afternoons every weekday. His show had been voicetracked, the station says Burns will be replaced with a new and local host. May 31: WSVM/Valdese, North Carolina, ceases operations after nearly 49 years. June 1: Top 40 KVTI/Tacoma, Washington, ceased programming and started simulcasting Northwest Public Radio's Classical format. In addition, Clover Park Technical College, KVTI's owner, no longer offers radio broadcasting classes. June 7 : After 40 years of playing novelty songs on the airwaves, Dr. Demento announced that his program will end its syndication run at radio, but will continue on the internet June 9: Wendy Williams' radio program is cancelled by American Urban Radio Networks; Williams decision to continue with her TV talk show was cited as a factor. June 11: Non-commercial Dance outlet WMPH/Wilmington, Delaware, signs