North Dakota lawmakers set state funding for public broadcasting at $400,000 early Saturday, providing money for tower improvements after threatening to cut ...

“Nearly all federal funding for public media appears to be eliminated” from President Trump’s discretionary budget request, said CPB Chair Ruby Calvert ...

“We are still reviewing the legal interpretation of the order,” Jennifer Ferro said.

In response, CPB asserted that it is not subject to the president’s authority.

The grant will fund a video journalist, a project manager and four shared positions.

The lawsuit said board members Laura G. Ross, Diane Kaplan and Tom Rothman received an email saying that their positions were terminated. ...

“The complete zeroing out of funding — without dialogue or compromise — was both unexpected and unconscionable,” said Mark Newman of Indiana ...

CPB announced the release of a 65-day hold on its NGWS funds along with new grants for four state networks and a ...

New insights from financial data show which stations — and audiences — would be hardest hit if CPB loses funding.

The show’s staff are also moving from their downtown L.A. headquarters to share space with LAist in Pasadena.

A judge ruled that the station's licensee, the University of Missouri, was protected from the lawsuit by sovereign immunity.

In our second installment, station staffers discuss the FCC investigation of underwriting practices in public media.

The union representing 23 newsroom employees is making its case for pay increases through pickets and a petition shared with donors.

Despite multimillion-dollar bids from two Christian broadcasters, a group of former volunteers thinks they can still save the community radio station.

The New York Post first reported on a Trump administration pitch to claw back $1.1 billion appropriated to CPB.