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  • An elderly man measures his breathing with a spirometer while a woman watches.
    WOSU rolls out multiplatform project on elderly caregiving

    A multimedia project from WOSU Public Media aims to help audiences navigate the complexities of elder care.  INSIDE: Caregiving launched in January with audio and video reporting that’s rolling out across the dual-service organization’s broadcast stations and digital platforms. It culminates Feb. 26 with a one-hour live town hall that originates from WOSU’s studio in Columbus, Ohio.  The project is the first to be funded through The Storytellers Trust, a new endowed fund that supports original WOSU programming for audiences in central Ohio.  WOSU’s Chief Content Director Mike Thompson described caregiving for the elderly as an underreported topic and an issue that increasingly affects more people.

  • From left: Arkansas Sens. Mark Johnson, R-Ferndale; Dan Sullivan, R-Jonesboro; Greg Leding, D-Fayetteville; and Terry Rice, R-Waldron listen to debate on the Senate floor Monday.
    Proposal to eliminate Arkansas State Library and PBS governing boards passes Senate

    This article was first published by the Arkansas Advocate and is republished here under a Creative Commons license. A proposal to abolish the boards that oversee public libraries and educational public television programs in Arkansas passed the state Senate on Monday and will go to the House next.

  • A photo of the exterior of Prairie Public Broadcasting’s offices in downtown Fargo.
    North Dakota House votes to defund Prairie Public, sends bill to Senate

    This article was first published by the North Dakota Monitor and is republished here under a Creative Commons license. Members of the North Dakota House of Representatives voted Monday to defund Prairie Public Broadcasting, with one lawmaker citing it as in line with federal cost-cutting.  The House Appropriations Committee had recommended continuing to fund Prairie Public with $1.2 million for the biennium.