Montana PBS Suffers Major Federal Funding Cuts, Prompting $900K Matching Campaign

PBS & NPR funding slashed: Chattanooga Stations appeal to community for support (copy)

When you visit the PBS website, a striking banner across the top reads: “Defunded But Not Defeated.”

Lawmakers Stand Strong: No More Handouts for NPR and PBS - Americans for Tax Reform

Yesterday, when the Senate Appropriations Committee advanced its funding bill for Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, it did so without restoring a penny of taxpayer money to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. CPB and its subsidiaries PBS and NPR were defunded after a half-century of taxpayer subsidy for left-wing messaging by the Rescissions Act of 2025 earlier in the month. Within 24 hours, CPB announced that it was shutteri…

Montana PBS suffers major federal funding cuts, prompting $900K matching campaign

BOZEMAN Montana PBS. A name youve probably heard, considering its watched by more than 250,000 Montanans, including 30,000 children, each week. But those shows you and your kids love? Sesame Street? Backroads of Montana? They could all be at risk due to federal funding cuts.No one else is paying for it now. Every viewer. Every member. Everyone who benefits from those programs? We need every Montanan to step forward to continue this service, says…

NPR, PBS parent company shutting down after Congress cut billions in funding

A letter informed employees that the majority of staff positions will end on Sept. 30.

After Congress cuts public media funding, a WV radio station looks for other support

The WVMR studio in Dunmore, W.Va. (Photo courtesy WVMR)A radio cooperative serving Pocahontas County in West Virginia and two neighboring Virginia communities expects to lose more than half its annual budget after Congress passed a bill rescinding $1.1 billion previously approved for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Allegheny Mountain Radio comprises WVMR in Dunmore, West Virginia, WVLS in Monterey, Virginia, and WCHG in Hot Springs, Vir…

Pompous, Ridiculous! Public Media Poobahs CRY and Quote Shakespeare Over Defunding

Unbelievable. Kudos to Chuck Ross at the Washington Free Beacon for posting some pompous and ridiculous audio from a recent meeting of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting board after Congress rescinded CPB funding amounting to $1.1 billion. The CPB board members were crying and comparing themselves to military heroes in Shakespeare plays and the movies.