The editor-in-chief of the United States' National Public Radio (NPR) announced her resignation on Tuesday, soon after the ...

NPR's Editor-in-Chief Edith Chapin said Tuesday she's leaving the news agency after nearly 13 years just days after ...

The departure might give the chief executive the chance to hire someone who will steer NPR even further left.

Edith Chapin, editor in chief and acting chief content officer for NPR, informed her colleagues on Tuesday that she is ...

The Capital Region’s PBS and NPR affiliate confirmed that $1.6 million—approximately 17 percent of its annual operating budget—will be lost following last week’s vote in Congress to rescind all ...

Congress approved rescinding $1.1 billion in funding slated for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting over the next two ...

PBS Fort Wayne has appointed Edward Leon as its new president and CEO, officials announced Tuesday.

NPR is shifting its own budget to shield member stations from the fallout of Congress’s CPB funding rescission.

Though her announcement came mere days after Congress voted to rescind public broadcasting’s federal funding for at least the ...

I’ve always opposed government funding for NPR and PBS, so I applauded Congress’s vote last week to rescind $1.1 billion from ...

In state-run media systems, a government agency hires editors, dictates coverage and provides full funding from the treasury.

Edith Chapin told staffers Tuesday that she is stepping down and that she gave her notive to NPR Chief Executive Officer ...