Public radio and TV stations across California say they are cutting local programming and laying off staff after Congress approved major funding cuts.

Congress has approved the Trump administration's plan to take back $1.1 billion in federal funding for local public media ...

The editor-in-chief of NPR has announced her resignation, shortly after Congress voted to cut millions in funding for the ...

Off the banks of the Valdez Glacier Stream lies KCHU’s transmitter station, a small shack that helps send local public media ...

I’ve always opposed government funding for NPR and PBS, so I applauded Congress’s vote last week to rescind $1.1 billion from ...

Senate’s planned recess uncertain{beacon}MIDTERM POLITICS are moving to the forefront as Washington looks ahead to the August ...

For BPR, an NPR member station that provided critical coverage in the wake of Helene, the move will result in an annual loss of $330,000.

Katherine Maher expressed "deep frustration" over the cuts to NPR's funding in a new interview, while also denying any bias ...

A federal rescissions package passed by Congress threatens funding for public media, leaving New Mexico television and radio ...

WXXI is bracing for impact as House Republicans sign off on more than $9 billion in funding cuts, part of a massive ...

South Dakota Public Broadcasting is bracing for potential cuts and layoffs after Congress canceled $1.1 billion in previously ...

In Alaska, a public radio station general manager took a moment from a busy day warning her community about a possible tsunami for a special task — sending a text message to Sen.