PBS is facing challenging times with the recent withdrawal of its federal funding. While the current administration dismantles many institutions, this one hits the hardest. PBS has been an institution ...

As temperatures turn crisp and leaves shimmer in shades of gold and maroon, there’s something deeply comforting about curling up with a blanket, a mug of tea or mulled wine and a great show that feels ...

A groundbreaking children’s television show is set to introduce a new character who is largely non-speaking and communicates with the help of a special speech tablet. “Carl the Collector,” which made ...

The revival will live as a digital series through Sony's Kidzuko platform, with creator Mychal Threets serving as host. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor During what has been an otherwise difficult year ...

Nobody has benefited more from PBS than the kids. Public broadcasting's afternoon and morning lineups have given children an invaluable resource for education and entertainment. It was the TV ...

Scribes for the PBS Kids shows ‘Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood,’ ‘Alma’s Way’ and ‘Carl the Collector’ will soon work under the terms of the Writers Guild’s PBS contract. By Katie Kilkenny Labor & Media ...

PBS' NewsHour West program, produced in partnership with Arizona State University, aired its final episode on Dec. 19. PBS and its affiliate WETA stated the show ended because ASU decided not to renew ...

Alabama Public Television is debating whether to sever ties with PBS, cutting off Sesame Street and similar programs. If it did APT would be the first education network in the country to do so.

During what has been an otherwise difficult year for public media, there’s a rare bit of good news coming from the sector: Reading Rainbow is coming back. The classic PBS series, produced by Buffalo ...