Larry Hansgen has been the host of Miami Valley’s Morning News since 2003.  He joined the staff of WHIO Radio in 1981 as an overnight board operator, and quickly rose through the ranks.  

I am so excited to be the News Director for WHIO radio.  I was born and raised right here in the Miami Valley.  I got my start with WHIO during a career mentorship class I took during my senior

Since I was a small child, I wanted to be a professional baseball player. Since that didn’t work out, I switched to “Plan B”, which was broadcasting. I have worked at several Ohio

I was born and raised in Dayton, Ohio which makes me a true “native Daytonian!”  I graduated from Patterson Co-op High School  and became an Air Force Reservist just out of High

I’m a Miami Valley native and a proud Wright State Alum! My journey at WHIO began back in January 2016 when I got an internship opportunity at Cox Media Group through Wright State. I was excited

I’m a native New Yorker who’s called Dayton home for over 20 years. Though my radio career started in NYC, it’s really “taken flight” here at WHIO.I graduated from St.

I was born and raised in Dayton, and I suppose my interest in broadcasting goes all the way back to some time in the early 1960's. Unlike some kids today, I didn't have control of the TV remote; heck

I have been in radio since the late 1990's, working in many capacities for several stations around the great state of Ohio.  I will never take for granted the ability to speak to listeners

I was told years ago that you don't get into radio. Radio gets into you. How true that's been. After finishing up my brief stint with the United States Air Force at Wright Patterson Air Force Base,

I’ve always wanted to be in broadcasting.  I joined WHIO Radio in 2002 after graduating from the University of Dayton and have worked every shift (overnights, evenings, middays, weekends

I just joined the WHIO team recently. Born and raised in the Midwest, I graduated from North Central University in Minneapolis, Minnesota (where I met my wife), before moving on to my first radio job