Saturday, May 31

PBS sues Trump administration over an executive order that threatens federal funding for public television and radio, alleging First Amendment violations.

Saturday, May 03

Trump's executive order aims to eliminate federal funding for NPR and PBS, alleging biased reporting amidst backlash from public media leaders.

Friday, Mar 28

GOP lawmakers question NPR and PBS leaders about bias and funding, with Trump urging defunding amid intensified scrutiny of public media.

Tuesday, Mar 11

A live broadcast from a Florida TV station captured a meteorologist's urgent tornado warnings as a twister struck the studio. No injuries reported.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Lester Holt announced his departure from NBC Nightly News after ten years, continuing with Dateline in a full-time capacity.

Thursday, Feb 06

As Super Bowl 59 approaches, Tom Brady reflects on Patrick Mahomes' potential to reshape NFL legacy while navigating his own broadcasting challenges.

Sunday, Feb 02

The Pentagon announces a media rotation program, excluding major outlets like The New York Times in favor of pro-Trump organizations, raising concerns about media access.

Saturday, Feb 01

Brendan Carr's FCC investigates NPR and PBS over alleged violations of commercial regulations, fueling debates about public funding and media bias.

Friday, Jan 31

Dick Button, the pioneering figure skater and broadcaster, passed away at 95, leaving an indelible mark on the sport he loved.

Friday, Jan 31

FCC Chair Brendan Carr has initiated probes into NPR and PBS for allegedly breaching federal laws against commercial advertisements, heightening tensions in public broadcasting.