Founded in 1967 under the Public Broadcasting Act, CPB was created as a nonpartisan nonprofit to channel federal ...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has long helped pay for PBS, NPR and 1,500 local radio and television stations and ...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which channels federal funds to PBS and NPR, announced on Friday that it will begin ...

The longtime producer behind NPR's Tiny Desk concerts issued a statement addressing the show's future after a wave of ...

After its defunding by Congress, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting — a nonprofit that has funneled federal funding to Dayton-area NPR and PBS stations for decades — will shut down in the coming ...

Both are set to lose a significant amount of funding. They'll need the help of donors to weather the storm.

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) will shut down in 2026 after federal funding cuts, threatening the future of PBS and NPR’s local stations across the U.S.

PBS Charlotte is losing $1.2 million following federal funding cuts and will “continue to operate in the near term,” as it ...

Some, if not many, of PBS's approximately 350 local station affiliates operate on a shoestring, so for them, losing CPB's ...

Entertainment lawyer Bruce Ramer tells Variety the shutdown of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting will devastate aspects ...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting will close after Congress cut $1.1 billion in funding. CPB will shut down by Sept. 30 ...