Child, who grew up in Portland, left American Public Media’s Performance Today in October after 25 years hosting the classical music show.

The funds enable Koahnic to hire a chief content officer and expand distribution of its programs.

NPR’s attorney Theodore Boutrous argued Thursday that the May 1 order “openly seeks to retaliate against NPR.”

A $500,000 grant, CPB's second six-figure award to MWNB since 2024, “gives us confidence at a time when many stations are having ...

One-third of campaign proceeds will go into an impact fund supporting preschool education and partnerships with nonprofit and media organizations.

The six-month pilot will include bundling placements across the Reader and Chicago Public Media’s Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ.

District Judge Randolph D. Moss directed the corporation not to “encumber” the funds or execute a contract that would “speak to how ...

NPR’s attorney presented evidence to make a case that CPB’s decision to change course on interconnection funding violated the First Amendment.

The corporation announced Monday that agreements with performing rights organizations and SoundExchange will be paid through Dec. 31, 2027.

The grant “is both an affirmation of the essential role community radio plays in civic life and an investment in the infrastructure ...

The stations’ leaders see opportunities in coming together for events and in informing their audiences about upcoming activities in the region.

Ron Hetrick resigned Oct. 13 from his role at Pennon, which also includes the LNP newspaper and LancasterOnline website.

WPSU had faced a wind-down in operations after a Penn State board committee rejected a proposed deal last month.

The American Coalition for Public Radio launched its goACPR.org campaign in May with messaging more closely tied to public radio.

NPR’s legal action over the future of public radio content distribution was “unfounded, inappropriate and premature,” said CPB’s general counsel.