Radio in general over the last few years has seen a contraction and consolidation where local station are fed material and programming nationally - i.e. stations in different cities are all carrying the same content served from a single source. Mid-day, while she was the queen of it in Boston, is not the prime big revenue generator and one can picture the 'in-house tradition/familiarity' of having her on air vs. cost savings eventually tipping against her favor. They didn't axe the morning team, did they, and that's the only locally branded content on Magic besides her.
Who knows? We may get more candid shots of everyday life that float our collective boats now that she doesn't have corporate overlords looking at her social media, but on the other hand, I'd rather she had a gig and was happy, even if we didn't get the occasional shot that showcased the obvious attributes.