Louisiana Public Broadcasting is participating in the national HBCU Week NOW programming initiative, producing a short film ...

PBS will no longer be part of WSRE next summer, ending free programming of shows such as Sesame Street and Ken Burn ...

Evansville's WNIN will be forced to cut some staff members and programming months after losing all governmental support, the ...

Radio and television stations, facing enormous budget holes, are pleading with NPR and PBS to lower their fees as they ...

The decision to strip $500 million from public broadcasters is forcing profound changes that will reshape the airwaves, ...

WETA in Washington, D.C., has eliminated 21 staff positions and canceled three TV shows as it looks to cut $4.4 million in ...

Pensacola State College trustees voted to end WSRE’s PBS membership and dissolve its foundation’s college ties, citing state ...

The 11th season of WKAR's children's program "Curious Crew" will be its last, and the decision comes amid cuts at PBS outlets across the U.S.

Season one of “How Are We Today?” premieres September 15 on Public Television. “How Are We Today?” is an educational TV program for ages 12 and up that provides free ...

Cable TV subscription declines threaten Sacramento County's SECC program funding, risking student media education, public ...

PBS doc series “Independent Lens” returns for a new season on Oct. 6 with  Bill Haney's “Cracking the Code: Phil Sharp and ...

"Ask WCMU" brings you answers to Public Media funding questions. In light of the recent loss of CPB funding, we’ve heard concerns from viewers and listeners. "Ask WCMU" brings you answers to the most ...