Cathy Hughes

Decades after founding Radio One, Cathy Hughes has led the company now named Urban One to reach more than 80% of Black U.S. households.

Urban One's beloved founder adds another win to her long list of accolades.

Seasoned CEO Cathy Hughes spoke with Questlove on the subject of rising in the ranks of radio to owning America's biggest Black media company.

Urban One hosted an intimate industry event of approximately 200 key advertisers, decision makers, Urban One talent, and executives with the mission and purpose of showcasing how Urban One is the best strategy for engaging Black America.

Celebrating 42 years of Radio One! Take a walk down memory lane in celebration of how founder Cathy Hughes built America's largest Black-owned broadcasting company.

The fifth annual Dope Black Girls Brunch honored five trailblazing women, including Urban One’s Founder and Chairperson Cathy Hughes.

Media visionary Cathy Hughes will be inducted into the Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame for her pivotal contributions.

A tribute video from the iOne Digital family commemorates another rotation around the sun for the woman who started it all.

As Cathy Hughes marks her 75th birthday, it’s impossible not to marvel over the formidable empire she’s built at Urban One as both an unrivaled leader in the male-dominated media business but also as a Black mother.

Cathy Hughes, Urban One’s renowned founder and chairperson, and Alfred Liggins III, CEO of Urban One and TV One, have been inducted into the Cablefax Cable Center Hall of Fame for their work diversifying cable television.

In honor of National Radio Day, we are taking a look back at some of the hero's both past and present who trailblazed into the industry with their iconic ideas.

On March 16, TV One’s Uncensored featured what is now the last formal interview of late, great rapper Earl “DMX” Simmons.