The Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency announced Wednesday details of the “Anti-American Airwaves: Holding the heads of NPR and PBS Accountable” hearing.

The organization is saving $4.2 million through the buyouts and other cost-saving moves.

The Membership Revenue Index shows a year-over-year increase of 5% for the three-month period ending Jan. 31 compared to the same three months in 2024.

With footage shot in 8K resolution, “Inside The LA Firestorm” aims to help viewers protect themselves and their homes from the next natural disaster.

The federal judge, nominated by President Trump in 2017, said CPB failed to show that not restoring the funds immediately would harm the nation’s emergency alert systems.

The North Dakota Senate defeated a bill that would ban state or federal funding for public broadcasting, but some senators who voted against the bill still called for defunding Prairie Public Broadcasting. 

Six projects in R&D look at the state’s history, culture and civic life within the framework of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

The continuing resolution approved last week provides $535 million for CPB in fiscal year 2027.

The radio show launches next month.

Steven Schupak was named president and CEO of Maryland Public Television.

President Paula Kerger says her congressional testimony will “at least try to make our case directly to Congress” for continuing CPB’s appropriation.

CPB’s lawsuit asks FEMA to lift its freeze on the funding, which helps stations complete public safety infrastructure projects.

"We need to train our gaze 180 degrees away from where we as journalists have been brainwashed into putting it and focus instead where it will make the most difference. It’s depth, context, understanding and often history that we need now."

In his new book "On Air: The Triumph and Tumult of NPR," journalist Steve Oney revisits a pivotal night in the network's history.

The organization laid off members of its broadcast and digital news teams.