Local TV and radio stations provide Americans’ most-trusted news, emergency alerts, community service, popular programs and music. Our communities rely on these stations for safety, entertainment and a sense of connection. But the regulations governing these vital services are woefully out of date, failing to keep up with a changing media marketplace and threatening broadcasting’s future.

In a recent House Communications and Technology Subcommittee hearing, NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt delivered a powerful vision for broadcasting’s future, including practical solutions Congress and the Federal Communications Commission can enact to enable broadcasters to fairly compete and expand viewer and listener access to their indispensable services. Watch highlights from his testimony:

Click here to see his full remarks, and tell Congress how you depend on your local stations today!