KHKS Dallas/Ft. Worth radio personality "Psycho
Shanon" from the syndicated Kidd Kraddick in the Morning Radio show, is home from the
hospital after having surgery last Monday, according to a post on Facebook from
her co-worker Kellie Rasberry. Shanon Murphy had the surgery to remove a
non-cancerous brain tumor.
WAUG Milwaukee sports personality
Steve ‘The Homer’ True is
said to be up-and-alert following treatment for a head injury suffered in a
auto accident last Wednesday. He had the
right-of-way at an intersection when he was T-boned by another vehicle. True's
status had been upgraded to stable condition at the hospital. "I've spoken
to Homer and he is very alert and, not surprisingly, very talkative," Craig Karmazin, President and CEO of Good Karma Broadcasting. "We are
amazed at Homer's courage and resiliency and hope to deliver more positive
updates in the coming days."
WYAY Atlanta talker
Kim ‘The Kimmer’ Peterson continues to
improve after doctors unclogged an artery via a balloon angioplasty. This
followed his suffering a severe heart attack last Sunday. He may have a stent
placed in another tiny artery in three weeks. Peterson felt chest pains Sunday
afternoon but didn't go to the doctor for nearly 48 hours. After doing his show
on Monday's Veteran's Day in pain he headed for the hospital. "Doctors
said if I hadn't been in such good shape, I could have died Monday," he
told Rodney Ho at accessatlanta.com. Peterson had just joined the all news Cumulus
outlet just 6 days before suffering a heart attack.
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