Defunding the CPB has led to confusion about what's next for NPR and PBS after the federal fund allocator closes. Here’s what ...

After its defunding by Congress, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting — a nonprofit that has funneled federal funding to Dayton-area NPR and PBS stations for decades — will shut down in the coming ...

Public television and radio affiliates in Michigan and across the country are scrambling to figure out their next steps.

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) announced on July 31 that it would start shutting down its operations following ...

As the chief executive of NPR, Katherine Maher faces the fallout from an act portended in the corridors of Washington for a ...

The rescinding of $1.1 billion in federal support for public media resulted in the Corporation for Public Broadcasting ...

The CPB is a private, non-profit entity created by US Congress in the '60s, and acts as the conduit for federal funds to NPR ...

You probably have some questions about how federal defunding of public media could impact WGLT. Here's what we know.

The answers to these questions and many more will determine how NPR and the rest of the public radio network fulfills the promise to provide high-quality news to a universal audience. Consumers have a ...

The future of Texas Tech's NPR and PBS stations in Lubbock, San Angelo, and El Paso remains unclear after federal funding ...

Here's what U.S. Rep. Jodey Arrington said about why he voted for resending money allocated to public media set to impact ...