Tornadoes devastated several states in the Midwest and South last weekend, leaving at least 88 people dead, including more than 70 in Kentucky. Broadcasters sprang …
In Tornadoes’ Aftermath, Broadcasters Provide Relief and Support
Localism
Broadcasters Serve America during the Holiday Season
Throughout the year, local radio and television stations are leaders of public service in communities across the country, organizing fundraisers for charities and drives for …
Watch Now: We Are Broadcasters Highlights Trustworthy Local News
Local radio and TV stations are at the heart of our communities – from shining a light on corruption to preparing you for the big …
Local Radio and Television Stations Invest in Providing Trusted Journalism
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans have looked to their local stations for breaking news updates and information they can trust to keep their families safe. …
Big Tech is Costing Us Our Local News
Local television and radio stations work every day to bring Americans the news they need, whether it’s the daily traffic report, vital investigative journalism or …
Voices From The Field: Broadcasters Share How They Serve Their Communities
Broadcasters are first informers, news reporters, investigative journalists, public servants and innovators. We represent a free and open press, an essential pillar of our democracy. …
WRLT-FM and the Partnership Between Local Radio and Artists
Radio has long served as the music industry’s go-to platform to introduce audiences to new music and artists. Tuned In Broadcasting’s WRLT-FM (LIGHTNING 100) in …
Local Broadcasters Kick Off National Month of Action
At the request of the White House, NAB asked all stations to participate in kicking off a national month of action today, June 4 — a focused …
Young Americans Trust Local News the Most
According to a recent poll from Harvard University, when it comes to news, young Americans age 18-29 list local TV as among the most trustworthy …
Broadcast News Hits High-Water Mark During Year of Upheaval
Over the past year, Americans have been glued to their TVs and radios, soaking up information about the pandemic, civil unrest and elections, and broadcasters …