WHBO-AM (Pinellas Park, FL)

WHBO (1040 kHz) is a commercial AM radio station based in Pinellas Park, Florida, catering to the Tampa Bay region. Owned by Genesis Communications, the station features a sports radio format known as "Sports Talk Florida." Its programming primarily includes content from Fox Sports Radio, along with additional segments from NBC Sports Radio and CBS Sports Radio.

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IOC Seems To Not Have Any Seconds Thoughts About Choosing LA To Host The 2028 Olympics

1 week ago | sportstalkflorida.com | Evan Weiner

It is a different world in 2025. Is the President of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach, getting cold feet about his group awarding the 2028 Summer Olympics to Los Angeles? Not publicly, at least not yet but Bach does have some concerns.
Bears still want a new stadium

1 week ago | sportstalkflorida.com | Evan Weiner

The stadium issue will be back in 2026. It’s wait until next year for the National Football League’s Chicago Bears franchise ownership in its quest for Illinois state funding for a stadium project. The legislature is done for 2025 and no state money is headed to the ownership. Bears’ ownership wants to build a stadium on a parcel of property it owns in Arlington Heights, Illinois in the stadium game apparently leaving Chicago behind.
Nassau County Area does know its future

1 week ago | sportstalkflorida.com | Evan Weiner

The building sits empty most of the time. What becomes of the Nassau County arena that is just open occasionally for minor league indoor football games and college graduations? That is what Nassau County, New York officials are trying to figure out. The Las Vegas Sands Corporation has pulled out of its bid to land a gaming license for a casino on the Nassau Coliseum property and that has left Nassau County officials to ponder the next move.
Indiana Pacers Still Chasing An NBA Championship 49 Years After Joining The League

1 week ago | sportstalkflorida.com | Evan Weiner

Four American Basketball Association businesses joined the NBA on June 17th, 1976. It has taken 49 years for the Indiana Pacers basketball team to get the chance to win a National Basketball Association championship. On June 17th, 1976, four American Basketball Association’ franchises, in Denver, in Indianapolis, in San Antonio and in Uniondale, New York were invited to join the National Basketball Association.
Dallas Mav's want a new arena

1 week ago | sportstalkflorida.com | Evan Weiner

Irving, Texas wants the business. Irving, Texas wants to be a major league town again and the National Basketball Association’s Dallas Mavericks franchise is the object of Irving’s desire. But the Mavericks’ CEO Rick Welts seems to be more interested in developing an arena-village in Dallas. “We’re going to build a brand new arena and entertainment district in Dallas to really take us into the next 30 years of our history,” Welts said.
San Antonio and a new home is not coming soon

1 week ago | sportstalkflorida.com | Evan Weiner

Project Marvel includes a new arena for the NBA team. The ownership of the National Basketball Association’s San Antonio Spurs franchise along with city of San Antonio officials and Bexar County officials have made a decision. The three potential arena-village partners decided that local property taxes will not be used to fund a basketball arena-village.
St. Louis wonders what comes next for the dome

2 weeks ago | sportstalkflorida.com | Evan Weiner

The building is losing money. The United Football League is playing its championship game in the league’s best city for attendance, St. Louis, but the future of the domed facility is very much in question. The building is 30-years-old and apparently is in need of a facelift. But there is a problem, other than the UFL’s schedule which is a minimum of five games a year and some concerts, the place is most devoid of events.
It Is Missouri Versus Kansas In The Royals' and Chiefs' Stadium Game

2 weeks ago | sportstalkflorida.com | Evan Weiner

Game on!Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe is ready to sign a bill that would give state money for the construction of a venue for Major League Baseball’s Kansas City Royals owner John Sherman and provide cash to Clark Hunt for a renovation of his National Football League’s Kansas City Chiefs franchise’s home field. Missouri is attempting to keep the two franchises in the state and prevent the two businesses from going to Kansas.
Are Foreign Athletes Welcome In The United States?

2 weeks ago | sportstalkflorida.com | Evan Weiner

Big soccer event starts Saturday. You wonder what are the real thoughts of the president of the governing body of FIFA or world soccer, Gianni Infantino, and the outgoing President of the International Olympic Committee Thomas Bach. The United States was the goldmine that both sports organizations were seeking and they both got their signature events in the United States. The United States is one of the hosts of soccer’s 2026 World Cup with its neighbors in Canada and in Mexico.
Los Angeles is concerned about minimum wage deal

2 weeks ago | sportstalkflorida.com | Evan Weiner

Hotel workers could be getting $30 an hour in Los Angeles in 2028. There are some people at the LA28 Olympic Committee who are not very happy with the city of Los Angeles’ new minimum wage law. In December 2024, the Los Angeles City Council approved an ordinance to incrementally raise from $20.32 to $30 the hourly wage by June 1st, 2028 about six weeks prior to the Olympics’ opening ceremony.