As 2018 comes to a close, we would like to thank you for taking action to protect federal funding for public media this year. Together, … Read More
Today, President Trump released the second part of his Fiscal Year 2020 budget to Congress, which recommends eliminating public media funding. Here’s why the President’s ... Read More
WYSO Works to Dispel Stereotypes with County Lines
County Lines is a public radio series about rural life in southwest Ohio produced by WYSO in Yellow Springs. In its first year, the series … Read More
WUWM Honors a Colleague and Supports New Broadcast Journalists
At WUWM 89.7 FM – Milwaukee’s NPR, we are dedicated to promoting local journalism that serves our community. One way we do this is through … Read More
MontanaPBS Helps Connect Rural Educators
In 2017, MontanaPBS was one of five public television stations across the United States selected to participate in the PBS Teacher Community Program (TCP). This … Read More
Senate Spending Bill Includes Public Media Funding
This week, the Senate Appropriations Committee passed a Fiscal Year 2019 spending bill that included funding for public media. The House Appropriations Committee postponed consideration … Read More
Why Corporation for Public Broadcasting Funding is Critical to Stations
If you’ve ever listened to public radio or watched public television, you’ve probably heard that programming or your station is supported by the Corporation for … Read More
Interconnection: Delivering Your Programs and More
What is public media’s interconnection system? Public media’s interconnection system is a distribution network that enables your local stations to deliver your favorite programs, the … Read More
People-Driven Public Radio
WTIP volunteers, Tyler Howell and Barb Heideman, broadcasting live during the “Shine On” Summer Membership Drive in 2013. WTIP Community Radio has served the North … Read More
Public Radio Stations Fill Local Void in Big Cities
In November 2017, beloved local news sites Gothamist, DCist and LAist abruptly shut down risking the loss of neighborhood storytelling and community reporting in some … Read More
Class of 2025: How Federal Funding Fuels Creative Journalism
In 2012, Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber signed a law setting a goal for the state to reach a 100 percent high school graduation rate by … Read More
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