With road trips to red states and dialogues about race and identity, producers for “The Takeaway” will hold out a microphone to ...

The live taping was Sam Sanders’ last episode as he moves on to his own podcast.

Partners in the multimedia project used social media marketing and a variety of digital tools to get a broad cross-section of voters ...

Cincinnati Public Radio hopes to attract WNKU listeners after the station is sold.

Its proposal, one of eight selected as semifinalists, targets children who face violence, limited access to education, loss of loved ones and ...

Sutton is stepping back from his consulting firm to run the station under Terry O’Reilly, CEO of licensee Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting Corporation. ...

Plans for the State Department to facilitate interviews fell apart while reporter Nina Keck was on the ground in Jordan.

Also, American Public Media hires a chief of on-demand and cultural programming.

WITF will share a channel, and WQED will move to a lower frequency.

Tampa’s secondary PBS station will go dark later this year.

As broadcasters, staff and volunteers have to be intentional about presenting diverse voices without creating discord that undermines civil discussion.

Public media journalists are casting a wide net for reactions to the election of Donald Trump.

Judith Waller, an educational director for NBC radio, urged her colleagues to look to commercial broadcasters for ideas and collaborations.

The reporter discusses how a not especially edgy meditation on journalistic standards got him fired.

Pacifica has been “chronically late” on payments, according to the Empire State Realty Trust.