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.

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) announced on Friday that it will shut down operations, ending over 60 years of public media funding. The move comes after President Donald Trump and ...

The CPB is closing it's doors, but the real challenge is the loss of funding. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has announced that it will close it's doors. While it's disheartening, the ...

CPB is pursuing parallel strategies for both regaining funding and preparing to shut down after Congress voted to rescind its support for the next two fiscal years, CEO Patricia Harrison said Thursday ...

CPB wasn't just funding; it was the glue holding public media together. It negotiated music licensing, maintained satellite systems connecting rural regions to national programming and set ...

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.

"Due to a significant cut to our New Jersey state funding and the recent rescission of CPB funds, we are facing a financial reality that requires NJ PBS to make the difficult decision to reduce ...

CPB prioritizes funding for public media organizations serving rural and remote communities. Nearly half of the 544 radio and television stations who received CPB funding are considered rural.

Laura Ross has left CPB’s board, ending the legal fight over the Trump administration’s attempt to dismiss her, court records show. “Please take notice that I no longer hold or exercise the position ...