As Hurricane Ian tore through southeastern states in late September, local radio and television broadcasters provided critical and lifesaving information to their communities. After the storm, …
During natural disasters, America’s broadcasters provide news and information to help keep their communities safe. As Hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida, local broadcasters went …
Broadcasters live in your communities and know the people they serve. Broadcast radio and TV maintain above-average reach to Hispanic Americans, who rely on broadcasters’ …
From our country’s beginning, the First Amendment right of the press to challenge the government, root out corruption and speak freely without fear of recrimination …
In the decades since 9/11, broadcast stations have been honoring the date annually, bringing their communities together through stories, interviews and service work. At Remembering …
“The reason I come to work every day is because democracy demands excellent journalism,” says Bob Evans, anchor at E.W. Scripps television station FOX 13 in …
Local broadcasters provide Americans’ most-trusted news. For the topics that affect our day-to-day lives, we turn to our hometown radio and television stations for the …
When COVID-19 struck our communities, broadcasters were there. Local radio and television stations brought trusted news, local experts and support for small businesses. It’s all …
When major emergencies strike, the trusted news of local broadcasters plays a vital role in our democracy. From reporting the facts and combating misinformation to …
This Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month, local radio and TV stations are demonstrating their year-round commitment to the communities they …
