WHRO in Norfolk, Va., named Kate Pringle VP of development.

The Pennsylvania dual licensee has lost more than $1.8 million this fiscal year.

An AI-powered database offers a model for extracting and structuring police records for public accessibility and accountability reporting.

The lawsuit alleges that the university violated students’ free speech rights when it replaced student programming with a 24/7 jazz stream.

With the departures of board members who were targeted by the Trump administration and CPB’s shutdown, two pending cases were dismissed as moot.

The station in Athens, Ohio, had a deficit of almost $2.6 million in fiscal year 2024.

Data also shows that throughout 2025, all giving channels experienced an increase in new donor acquisition, but none more than digital.

Contreras has led the station since 2019.

The network has expanded its reach and launched new programming during Shapiro’s tenure.

The funds will help stations that have not historically distributed programs nationally.

Yang is leaving PBS News at the end of the month.

Rather than working to maintain the status quo, this could be the moment for NPR to reimagine its mission by broadening its listener base beyond an elite few.

Without preparation, stations can struggle to articulate their value, leaving them vulnerable to disruptive changes.

Correspondence shared with Current reveals conflicting accounts over notice requirements and whether the decision blindsided PBS.

Republicans in Congress, including Arkansas’ entire delegation, voted to put Arkansas PBS’ head on the chopping block. The network's new leaders have now wielded the axe.