In our news wrap Tuesday, Geneva hosted rounds of high-level talks aimed at ending Russia's war in Ukraine and limiting ...

The newly created Friends of Arkansas PBS will include a bipartisan approach in its effort to convince the Arkansas ...

Ten states — all led by Democrats — now have statewide policies prohibiting law enforcement officers from cooperating in one of the primary programs Trump is using to carry out his agenda of mass ...

The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands’ literacy programs will soon receive national attention, as their work will be ...

A new PBS documentary explores the life and advocacy of Howard Fuller, the former Public Schools superintendent and voucher ...

With its unique brand of free and accessible content, PBS Kids has helped to bridge the educational gap for families who may ...

Vegas PBS KIDS is now accepting entries for the 2026 Vegas PBS KIDS Writers Contest Presented by Janice Allen, an annual ...

About 3,000 people attended a June 2025 appraisal event at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens as Antiques Roadshow made its first Maine stop for its 30th season, with three episodes set to air on PBS ...

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio—Bowling Green State University has decided that its WBGU-TV station will drop its PBS affiliation and stop airing PBS programming after June 30, 2026. The university made the move ...

Carlton Wing, CEO of Arkansas TV and a former Republican state lawmaker, explains his vision for the future of the public television station at a Little Rock Rotary Club meeting at the William J.

A Greater Johnstown history teacher was chosen as one of 12 teachers nationally to be a part of a PBS program. Jon Draeger spoke with him about how it can impact his school district and classroom.

The Wyoming Senate is advancing a first-of-its-kind resolution asking Congress to let the state run the federal mineral leasing program within ...