Inside Radio has a reputation of simply rewording FCC press releases. The two incidents are not related, the second one is just a regurgitated story as "filler".
The FCC generally does not mention the content of the broadcast since it's not relevant to their interference investigation. And it's bad optics for the FCC to mention content as it may be misinterpreted as a first amendment issue.
The station in Portland ran a Spanish-language Christian religion format. The station in Eastern Oregon ran a music mix interweaved with far-right talk (not to be confused with conservative talk).
The FCC generally does not mention the content of the broadcast since it's not relevant to their interference investigation. And it's bad optics for the FCC to mention content as it may be misinterpreted as a first amendment issue.
The station in Portland ran a Spanish-language Christian religion format. The station in Eastern Oregon ran a music mix interweaved with far-right talk (not to be confused with conservative talk).