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How Spanish-language community stations are navigating immigration crackdowns
As the Trump administration ramps up ICE actions, Spanish-language stations are working with limited resources to inform listeners while staying under the radar.Press Forward awards $2.7M in grants to coalitions of local stations
The grants will support public media organizations in seven states and regions, including Alaska and Central Appalachia.Public TV celebrates 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth
Propelled in part by numerous Masterpiece dramas based on her novels, Austen's popularity shows no signs of abating.
WETA rolls out two programs to replace ‘PBS News Weekend’
One program will cover international affairs, and the other will focus on science, technology and health.WSRE Foundation files lawsuit against college licensee for control of donor funds
The lawsuit may determine not only control of foundation money but also whether PBS programming will continue on the station beyond 2026.Comings and goings: ‘Fresh Air’ co-EP Danny Miller to retire, Houston Public Media appoints station manager …
Danny Miller, co-EP of WHYY's Fresh Air, is retiring.
Arkansas PBS to drop PBS, rebrand as Arkansas TV
The Arkansas Educational Television Commission voted 6-2 Thursday to drop PBS programming next summer.November CDP Index: Growth continues through October but at slower pace
As growth rates slow, retaining new donors will be key to a successful 2026.AIR receives five-year, $1.5M Ford Foundation grant
The organization is looking to use the funds to increase staffing capacity, expand initiatives and bolster infrastructure.New documentary feature will examine life and work of Bill Moyers
Produced and directed by longtime collaborators, the film is scheduled to be completed next fall.Opinion: Three things public media should steal from John Oliver’s ‘Last Week Tonight’ episode
John Oliver did in eight minutes what many pledge drives struggle to do in eight days: He explained precisely what public media is.Opinion: Competition for technology services will help transform public media
Settlement of the CPB–NPR lawsuit creates a new opportunity for innovation and efficiency in digital publishing and monetization.All Classical Radio names Fred Child next CEO
Child, who grew up in Portland, left American Public Media’s Performance Today in October after 25 years hosting the classical music show.CPB awards $3 million to Koahnic Broadcast Corporation
The funds enable Koahnic to hire a chief content officer and expand distribution of its programs.
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