Public broadcasting stations in the state are bracing for big changes. In Moline, WQPT’s general manager Dawn Schmitt said ...

While Chicago-area public media outlets WBEZ and WTTW will get hurt if the Senate OK’s cuts, smaller stations in rural areas ...

Melissa Bell, CEO of Chicago Public Media — the parent company of the Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ, a National Public Radio member station — talks about the ongoing threat of federal funding ...

On Tuesday night, the board of Chicago Public Media, the nonprofit organization behind the noncommercial radio station WBEZ, moved significantly closer to acquiring The Chicago Sun-Times, ...

Melissa Bell, CEO of Chicago Public Media, parent company of the Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ, a National Public Radio member station, talks about the potential effect of federal funding cuts to ...

As a nonprofit organization, Chicago Public Media’s WBEZ-FM 91.5 hasn’t faced the same pressures as its commercial radio counterparts during the pandemic.

Chicago Public Media, home of NPR station WBEZ, could change the fate of one of the city’s two daily newspapers. On Wednesday, Chicago Public Media’s board of directors signed off on a “non-binding ...

A couple of months ago, we shared that Chicago Public Media was taking an important but difficult step: offering a voluntary separation program to staff in certain parts of our organization.

The Chicago Public Media board voted Tuesday evening to move forward with its acquisition of the Chicago Sun-Times, combining the long-struggling daily newspaper with resurgent public radio ...

Chicago Public Media CEO Matt Moog announced he is leaving his post as soon as the organization can find his replacement. A search for the new CEO is set to begin in early 2024.

During his time as Chicago Public Media CEO, Moog led the $61 million acquisition of the Sun-Times, creating the largest local nonprofit newsroom in the country.

Chicago Public Media and the Chicago Sun-Times are exploring a merger as a way to save the storied newspaper. A possible could result in the Sun-Times focusing on memberships over subscriptions.