The station reduced staffing on its news program Chicago Tonight and cut episodes of Chicago Stories, according to station employees.

Five employees also accepted buyouts, and 16 open jobs will not be filled.

Trustees at Pensacola State College in Florida voted to end WSRE’s PBS affiliation after fiscal year 2026.

“Hopefully this will give station leaders a bit of financial breathing room," said LaFontaine Oliver, New York Public Radio’s president and CEO and executive chair.

The collaboration started in 2018 with $475,000 in CPB support.

The new series of YouTube shorts for 5- to 8-year-olds aims to “make things that kids will want to tell their best friends about,” says EP J.J. Johnson.

“WNET is committed to supporting the state through this transition and looks forward to collaborating with New Jersey–based institutions interested in operating a public television network,” NJ PBS said in a statement.

The stations used their licensees' long-running "Border War" to connect with community members who may not be familiar with public radio.

The Seattle-based station said it will focus on local productions and end its long-form written journalism.

Some CSG money remained largely because funds reserved for grantees were not awarded or were returned because of Inspector General audits, a news release said.

“We ultimately will need outside funding for the station to survive,” GM Rob Keenan said.

Veteran TV producer Scott Carter brings his lifelong fascination with theological questions to public radio.

A collaborative design process enabled public media teams and Menominee contributors to authentically represent modern Menominee life in Powwow Bound.

A buyout program "achieved the savings necessary to close the $1.1 million budget gap caused by the elimination of federal funding,” wrote CEO Pam Johnston.

Rep. Carlton Wing is a former sports broadcaster and owner of a video production company; taking over Arkansas PBS would require him to resign from the House.