This decision to provide no funding to CPB in FY 2026 will cause irreparable harm, especially to small and rural public media stations,” said CPB CEO Patricia Harrison.

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Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, who chairs the committee, also highlighted senators' decision to fund several programs for low-income households and students. But Democrats on the committee ...

KWSO 91.9 FM says it will be forced to slash services and programming after losing 40% of its annual budget in federal funding cuts.

The head of the CPB says she has ‘great sorrow’ for America after Congress rescinded federal funds. President and Chief ...