LPM went live with an emergency fundraiser at 6 a.m., hours after Congress eliminated CPB’s funding for the next two years.

Ross was one of three CPB directors who sued after the White House attempted to terminate their board positions.

"I have had two big executive jobs for two years and I want to take a break,” Chapin told NPR's David Folkenflik.

The station's first public-facing AI project has "saved our staff hours of phone time and provided consistent, accurate ...

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Julie Overgaard, SDPB executive director, said if funding isn’t replaced, the organization will reduce staff by 20% to 25%.

A model for stations that can no longer sustain full-fee membership would hold onto affiliates that want to remain in the ...

Building on the success of a previous short video, the proposed film will explore urban legends about the tunnels under ...

The problem isn’t just the loss of money. The danger is that the system will fracture. Stations and networks will go into ...

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If a station doesn’t survive this sudden turn by Congress, a vital stitch in our American fabric will be gone for good,” said ...

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