The decision will result in a $200,000 shortfall for the station.

"Accessibility adapts our environment, communications and processes to people’s needs, which is fundamental work both in creating an equitable society and in ...

“The national programming will continue, but what [news director] Dave Thompson does, what we do for the local community with our educational ...

"We'd like to talk to people who are looking at the shape of America, who are in the midst of it," Letson ...

South Carolina Public Radio aims to air more local programming.

A proposal to eliminate the governing board that oversees educational public television programs in Arkansas is not likely to advance further in ...

By aligning their editorial practices with eight “Trust Indicators,” the newsrooms meet standards that identify “reliable, ethical journalism.”

A spokesperson said the “changing media and funding landscape” also prompted the decision.

The unit said it is committed to striking if Cascade PBS continues to “fail to work toward a fair contract.”

Public radio’s financial success hinges on loyalty. To maintain it, stations must reinforce their brand values and community service to local audiences ...

The layoffs are the fourth round of cuts at the station in as many years.

Many independent creators are earning far less than their intended rate due to problems like “project bleed.”

“We recognize the difficulty of the stations’ situations, and we are exploring all avenues to move forward expeditiously,” a CPB spokesperson said.

A national survey of music station leaders begins Thursday and continues through March 7.

New York City's Education Department has posted the videos on its own website.