“I look forward to partnering across PBS to build and sustain the platforms and services our stations rely on to serve audiences ...

Many Arkansans told the network they will no longer donate, internal emails show.

The Ohio station will be the fourth public media organization to sever ties with PBS.

The director of the Alabama Educational Television Commission said Tuesday he is still waiting for financial information from PBS.

Correspondence shared with Current reveals conflicting accounts over notice requirements and whether the decision blindsided PBS.

Republicans in Congress, including Arkansas’ entire delegation, voted to put Arkansas PBS’ head on the chopping block. The network's new leaders have ...

SVP of Station Services Susi Elkins said PBS was shocked to learn that the Arkansas Educational Television Commission would drop its programming.

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

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

APT Executive Director Wayne Reid told the Alabama Education Television Commission that the network is studying ways to separate from PBS.

NPR’s filing against CPB is a critical step in the fight for stations' protections of freedom of speech and association.

Catherine Robb, a media attorney and counsel for Haynes and Boone, LLP, was named chair of the PBS board of directors.

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

The network has eliminated close to 100 positions this summer.

The TV station receives nearly 80% of its revenue from CPB.