Interns at NPR, Frontline and PBS stations share stories and lessons from their work this summer.

America by the Numbers with Maria Hinojosa won an Imagen Award.

The unrest in Ferguson, Mo., prompted WGLT to take a closer look at the experience of African-Americans in Bloomington and Normal, Ill.

Big winners included Georgia Public Broadcasting, Maryland Public Television and WFYI in Indianapolis.

The study’s authors argued that films such as God Loves Uganda are central to public TV’s mission.

The app seeks to broaden Youth Radio’s audience and increase engagement with its stories.

The cuts are less than Gov. Scott Walker initially recommended but will still curb some educational media offerings.

A reduction in funding prompted KUAC to leave APRN, making it the state’s only pubcaster missing from the network.

WLIW’s "Treasures of New York: The Landmarks Preservation Movement" won a New York State Broadcasters Association award for best documentary.

NPR tapped longtime correspondents to expand ATC’s co-hosting team and appointed Michel Martin to host weekend editions of the newsmagazine.

David Gilkey and Ofeibea Quist-Arcton were part of the NPR team that covered the Ebola crisis earlier this year.

Hawaii Public Radio's coverage of a lava flow won two awards in the Radio Television Digital News Association competition.

The funds would have supported adapting the PBS materials to state standards.

Rose joins past winners including Tom Brokaw and Diane Sawyer.