Oitancan “Oi” Zephier, manager of KILI in Porcupine, S.D., has been selling the station's record collection for cash.

More than 60 stations are carrying the program hosted by David Greene.

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

Debra Sanchez is leaving CPB to work for the National Safety Council.

Rather than play up the defunding of CPB, the station in the nation's capital focused on relationships with listeners who were dealing with unprecedented levels of destabilization.

The commission proposes to ease some regulations on simulcasting but stops short of setting a timeline for ATSC 1.0 phase-out.

Street Smart: Lessons From a TV Icon highlights the legacy of the public TV star.

A commissioner who had advocated for cutting ties called PBS “the enemy of what I stand with.”

The testimony comes after NJ PBS said it would close in June.

NPR and Public Media Infrastructure will both receive interconnection funding.

The Alabama Educational Television Commission is expected to vote Tuesday on whether to cut ties with PBS and drop its programming.

Produced on a “nutty timeline” for December pledge, the three-hour show is “a celebration of everything public television,” says EP Maura Daly Phinney.

The Spanish-language broadcaster's stations operate as a warning system and response network during emergencies such as floods, hurricanes, wildfires and earthquakes.

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

Two dozen more Ross paintings will hit the auction block over the next three years.