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  • South Dakota Public Broadcasting’s mascot, Buddy, waves to a crowd of supporters gathered on Feb. 7, 2025, at the Capitol Rotunda in Pierre.
    Busloads of South Dakota Public Broadcasting supporters make case to avoid $3.6M state budget cut
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    PIERRE — Supporters of South Dakota Public Broadcasting made their pitch Friday at the Capitol to avoid a $3.6 million budget cut that they said would undermine public safety, government transparency, education, high school activities and local storytelling. The state agency receives state and federal funding, along with money raised by its affiliated nonprofit, the Friends of SDPB.

  • A vintage green television with an antenna and golden knobs sits beside a retro-style gray radio on a wooden surface. The background is a solid light turquoise color, emphasizing the simplicity and nostalgia of the broadcasting equipment.
    Why the impact of CPB funding cuts may not be equal
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    There’s been a dizzying amount of news related to public media’s federal funding recently. FCC Chair Brendan Carr opened an investigation Jan.

  • A sign for CPB
    Harvest Public Media lands $1M CPB grant
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    CPB has awarded a $1 million grant to Harvest Public Media to help the collaboration add three reporters at new partner stations.  Harvest Public Media, led by KCUR in Kansas City, Mo., will also add an audience editor to help partner stations with data analytics, strategies to accelerate audience growth, producing digital-first journalism and expanding their reporting’s reach, a news release said.  The new partner stations will be in the central U.S. and expand the collaboration’s footprint, Harvest Managing Editor Maria Altman told Current in an email. She said Harvest is beginning discussions with stations now that the grant has been approved.   The collaboration already includes KCUR; Iowa Public Radio; St.