On May 1, 2025, President Donald Trump issued an executive order calling for the termination of taxpayer support for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the nonprofit that helps fund American ...

The order, described by the White House as a move to cut “outdated, unnecessary, and corrosive” spending, will eliminate a significant source of funding for KRVS—roughly a third of its annual revenue.

It is impossible to even imagine Democrats allowing a conservative media organization to be backed by taxpayer funds for 55 years.

The Arizona incident is the latest in a string of immigration-related stories driving the news. The Trump administration is carrying out a major crackdown on immigration, even offering recently to pay ...

The two outlets — with their journalistic and educational programming — are even more crucial in a media landscape now full ...

PBS and NPR leaders have strongly contested President Donald Trump’s executive order to cut public funding for both ...

CHARLESTON — West Virginia Public Broadcasting was already making the best of a more than 10 percent cut in its general revenue budget in the next fiscal year, but future federal funding cuts could ...

CHARLESTON — West Virginia Public Broadcasting was already making the best of a more than 10% cut in its general revenue ...

A new executive order could cut federal support for NPR and PBS, challenging stations like KUAF. Despite financial concerns, ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order to slash funding for public television and radio, namely NPR and PBS just ...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, National Public Radio, and the Public Broadcasting Service are pushing back on ...

President Donald Trump's executive order to cut public radio funding threatens stations nationwide, including Public Radio ...