CPB’s website, as of February 2013, carries this document, “Revised February 1, 2011,” redefining the assignment of its ombudsman. Kenneth Tomlinson, past chair of the CPB Board, had prompted ...

CPB is suing President Trump and other administration officials over an email that aimed to terminate three of its board members. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in the U.S. District Court for Washington, ...

The nonprofit corporation that partially funds NPR and the Public Broadcasting Service is firing back at President Donald Trump's executive order to pull funding.

CPB and its board members argue that while the president has the power to appoint the organization's board members, there is no provision in the law that allows Trump to fire them.

The CPB is a nonprofit organization created by Congress in 1967 to support public media in the U.S. Congress in July approved rescinding $1.1 billion, or two years of funding, from the CPB.

CapRadio will not receive CPB funding for fiscal years 2024 and 2025. The Office of the Inspector General noted its findings are only recommendations and do not represent CPB’s final conclusions.