Our hearts go out to the people of Hawaii who are grappling with the utter devastation of wildfires. In the midst of disaster, lives have …
Broadcasters Deliver a Lifeline in Maui
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Act Now: Support the 80 Million Americans Who Depend on AM
More than 80 million Americans listen to AM radio each month and depend on it for news, talk, traffic, weather and sports. Nearly 17% of …
82 Million Americans Depend on AM Radio
From reporting the latest weather updates and providing vital emergency warnings to covering the local high school football game, communities across the country depend on …
Preserving AM Radio in Cars Keeps Americans Safe
From FDR’s fireside chats to global conflicts and once-in-a-generation disasters, AM radio has transported millions of listeners to the front lines of history for more …
Broadcasters Raise Funds for Neighbors in Need this Holiday Season
Year-round, local TV and radio stations support neighbors in need with drives and fundraising for necessities such as food, clothing, books and toys. This holiday …
Griffin Media Donation Invests in Journalism’s Future
Langston University in Langston, Okla., has received the largest corporate donation in the university’s history, the News 9 building from Griffin Media. With plans to …
Broadcasters Promote Cancer Screening During Breast Cancer Awareness Month
With a wide reach, trusted on-air personalities and access to local experts, America’s radio and TV stations are uniquely positioned to share important public health …
How Broadcasters Are Fulfilling the First Amendment’s Free Press Promise
To commemorate Free Speech Week, we are sharing an editorial by NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt that was first published in Broadcasting+Cable on September …
Broadcasters Share Stories of Hispanic Heritage
This Hispanic Heritage Month, broadcasters have brought their local communities news, public service and education that celebrate Hispanic culture and provide a personal connection to …
Local Radio and TV Provide A “Lifeline” During and After Hurricane Ian
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, …