LOCAL STATION STORIES

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Alabama

APT Provides Education and Public Safety Resources to the Citizens of Alabama

Since 1953, Alabama Public Television (APT) has been a statewide leader in providing a vast array of educational services and resources to the citizens of Alabama.

Alaska

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American Somoa

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Arizona

Arizona State University Hosts FCC Hearing in the Studios of Eight, Arizona PBS

On October 3, 2011, the FCC held a public hearing in the studios of Eight, Arizona PBS in Phoenix to explore the FCC report "Information Needs of Communities: The Changing Media Landscape in a Broadband Age."

KAET Helps Arizona Families With Ask An Expert

KAET convene's experts to get important questions answered for Arizonians, including Ask a Mortgage Expert, Ask a Child Trauma Expert and Ask a College Expert.

Arkansas

AETN's annual Family Days bring PBS Kids to Northwest Arkansas

Each spring on the first Tuesday of Arkansas public schools’ Spring Break, AETN partners with the Harvey & Bernice Jones Center for Families in Springdale for Family Day with PBS KIDS.

California

KQED Engages Local Students with Current Events Using Social Media

KQED Education engages with community and educational organizations to broaden and deepen the impact of Northern California’s KQED media to effect positive change.

KLCS Remains A Community Asset With Its Educational Television

KLCS produces Instructional Television (ITV) programming, which strives to be a comprehensive resource for both students and teachers, but also appeal to the broad community at large.

KEET Helps Local Students with Math and Science with HomeWork Hotline

KEET, public television for Eureka, California, helps local students with their math and science homework through the program HomeWork Hotline.

KPBS Evening Edition Provides In-Depth Coverage on Local Issues Every Weeknight

KPBS Evening Edition will deliver local news and anlysis to the San Diego community every weeknight.

ValleyPBS Highlights Local Issues for California's Central Valley's Children

ValleyPBS's locally produced program Kids Count discusses the issues for children and the local community.

KVIE Produces Three Educational Documentaries

KVIE Public Television recently produced three documentaries highlighting dilemmas that adversely affect educational efforts in California.

PBS SoCal Education Expands Orange County Beyond Broadcast Television

PBS SoCal Education is the cornerstone of PBS SoCal's educational service, providing nearly a half million K-12 students each year in over 80 percent of Orange County schools.

KQED presents The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

The inimitable Dr. Seuss is now on public television with a new animated series for children. On Monday, September 6, The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! premieres on public television.

KVCR to Launch the Nation’s First 24-hour Native American Television Channel

On Wednesday, June 16, KVCR Television, based in San Bernardino, California, announced that it will launch the nation's first 24-hour Native American television channel.

Colorado

Colorado Public Television Hold the Future in Their Hands

Join CPT12 on the 12th of each month, as they select a well-deserved program to play, shining a special monthly spotlight on 12 ways to give back.

Rocky Mountain PBS is Taking Initiative in Promoting Health and Wellness in Their Community

Rocky Mountain PBS, in Denver, Colorado, has made health and wellness- and providing reliable resources to their community- a main priority

Connecticut

CPBN Helps to Build Brighter Futures

Connecticut Public Broadcasting Network is creating what will be one of the most monumental explorations in its 49 years, The Learning Lab.

Delaware

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District of Columbia

WHUT Launches Fall Season of Let's Talk Education

WHUT's educational program 'Let's Talk Education' discusses issues facing today’s educational system.

WETA Addresses Preventing, Treating and Living with Traumatic Brain Injury with Brainline

BrainLine includes a deep, video-rich website, an extensive social media effort, and a broad public outreach campaign in partnership with national organizations concerned about TBI.

Florida

WEDU's Be More Awards Give Local Nonprofits the Support they Need

For the eighth consecutive year, WEDU, west central Florida’s primary PBS station, celebrates the best work from nonprofit organizations at the February 21, 2013 WEDU Be More Awards™ ceremony and luncheon – an event that has become known as the “Academy Awards® for Nonprofits.”

WJCT Works To Improve The Quality Of Life Through Educational Initiatives

WJCT has been a community tradition for more than 50 years providing in-depth, engaging and educational content to 1.5 million audience members in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

WFSU Gets Involved in Their Local Ecosystem and Expands the Knowledge of Thousands

WFSU is taking a deeper look at the ecosystem and how predators affect the health of these habitats and the services they provide.

WGCU Public Media Examines Local Issues Affecting Southwest Florida with Your Voice

Your Voice probes a topic from multiple perspectives combining a television broadcast, radio shows, articles in their monthly member magazine

Georgia

Public Broadcasting Atlanta Empowers the Community through Public Square Atlanta

Public Square Atlanta is a community network designed to connect citizens who share like concerns and public objectives both with each other and with elected officials to bring positive change to their communities.

Public Broadcasting Atlanta Provides a "Lens On Atlanta"

Through Lens On Atlanta, Public Broadcasting Atlanta provides online tools that enable the Atlanta community to become more cohesive, more involved and ultimately, more productive.

Guam

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Hawaii

PBS Hawaii Proves Students "Can Do" News

With the local program HIKI NŌ, PBS Hawaii gives students from public, private and charter schools throughout the islands a voice to share their unique community stories to a statewide audience, on-air and online.

Idaho

Retiring Idaho Public TV General Manager Honored By State Senate and House

Peter Morrill, Idaho Public Television's General Manager, announced in late March that he will be retiring from his leadership role at the station.

Idaho Public Television Receives ABA's Silver Gavel Award for The Color of Conscience: Human Rights in Idaho

Idaho Public Television was proud to accept the 2012 Silver Gavel Award for The Color of Conscience documentary as one of four recipients for Media and the Arts from the American Bar Association.

Idaho Public Television Keeps Idaho Residents Engaged through Idaho Legislature Live

Idaho Public Television has a long-standing commitment to airing live gavel-to-gavel coverage of Idaho House and Senate floor action on Idaho Public Television’s over-the-air channels, via cable, and online via live streaming.

Idaho Public Television's "Idaho Reports" Begins New Season

Idaho Public Television’s Idaho Reports, the longest‐running legislative‐coverage show in the West, begins regular half hour‐long weekly updates and analysis, Friday, January 14.

Illinois

WTVP's Boxcar People Shares The Story of Galesburg's Mexican Railroad Families

WTVP, public media for Central Illinois, broadcasted the premier of Boxcar People, a documentary that tells the story of Mexican workers recruited in the early 1900s to work the railroads in Galesburg, Illinois.

WEIU Teaches Preschool Children Math and Reading Skills

WEIU TV, public broadcaster for Charleston, Illinois, was awarded a Ready To Learn grant to develop the brand new 123 & ABC: Math & Reading Are Fun For Me! project. The aim of 123 & ABC is to use transmedia to teach preschool children math and reading skills in preparation for school.

WSIU Series Explores Region's People, Stories and Issues

WSIU Public Broadcasting, a PBS/NPR licensee based at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Illinois, turns the spotlight on the unique people, places, events, and issues of its five-state service region in the weekly half-hour television series WSIU InFocus.

WILL-TV Launches Programs To Raise Awareness of Hunger

WILL-TV raises awareness of hunger issues in central and eastern Illinois.

WTVP Focuses on Healthy Families in Peoria, Illinois

WTVP partners with the Peoria City/County Health Department to educate viewers on having a healthy family.

Indiana

WTIU Encourages Children to Explore the World Around Them

WTIU's award winning local children's series encourages children to explore the world around them.

Experience Michiana. It's a hit!

WNIT, public television for Northern Indiana and Southeast Lower Michigan, has a daily magazine-style series Experience Michiana that is becoming more and more popular every week.

WTIU Broadcasts a Documentary on the Construction of an Influential Highway through Indiana

WTIU, public television for Bloomington, Indiana, recently broadcast a 60-minute documentary I-69: Are We There Yet?, on the building of I-69, which routes from Port Huron, Michigan, south through Indiana, to Brownsville Texas.

Iowa

Iowa Public Television Presented Senator Tom Harkin with the APTS Champion of Public Broadcasting Award

On Wednesday, October 6, 2010, Iowa Public Television presented Senator Harkin with a APTS Champion of Public Broadcasting Award

Kansas

KPTS Encourages Children to Be More with Words!

KPTS, public television for Wichita, Kansas, encourages students to write and illustrate original stories by organizing a Young Authors Contest called Be More with Words, for children in kindergarten through second grade and third through fifth grades.

KTWU Broadcasts Programs Nationally Through Their Youtube Channels

KTWU, centered in Topeka, Kansas, has been broadcasting local public television since 1965, as the first public television station in the state. Since then, they have immensely expanded their outlets and their audience.

Kentucky

Kentucky Educational Television uses federal funding to impact the lives of Kentuckians every day

KET uses funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to create programs and services that help residents of Kentucky improve their lives every day.

KET Provides Online Election Center

KET election 2010 coverage includes candidate discussions, analysis and new online resource.

KET Provides Childcare Training Program and Early Childhood Literacy Initiative

The Kentucky Authority for Educational Television (KET) is the leading provider of free over-the-air educational services to residents of Kentucky.

Louisiana

Louisiana: The State We're In Celebrates 35 Years on Louisiana Public Broadcasting

Lousiana Public Broadcasting (LPB) celebrates Louisiana: The State We’re In in its 35th year on the network, as it also still remains Louisiana’s only statewide magazine.

WYES Helps Rebuild New Orleans' Criminal Justice System

In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans faced the daunting task of not only rebuilding, but faced the pressing issues of crime and the storm’s impact on the criminal justice system.

Maine

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Maryland

Maryland Public Television Offers Groundbreaking Educational Tools with Thinkport

Thinkport is Maryland Public Television’s comprehensive free web portal for the Pre-K-12 education community and families.

MPT Brings Raising Readers Initiative to Baltimore Elementary School

On Thursday, September 16, 2010, Maryland Public Television (MPT) presented a back-to-school special with Sesame Street’s Elmo, performed by Baltimore native Kevin Clash at John Edgar Howard Elementary School in Baltimore, MD.

Massachusetts

WGBH Receives FCC's Accessibility Innovation Award

WGBH's National Center for Accessible Media is one of the eight projects which will receive an Award for Advancement in Accessibility from FCC’s Chairman’s Julius Genachowski at the FCC headquarters ceremony on December 19, 2012.

WGBH is Actively Engaging Western Massachusetts

Since WGBH’s first broadcast in 1951, they have been doing an exemplary job in delivering free over-the-air media to the citizens of Massachusetts.

Michigan

Detroit Public Television's Great Lakes Now, a Groundbreaking Multi-Platform Citizenship Initiative

Detroit Public Television's groundbreaking initiative Great Lakes Now, provides unprecedented access to the largest gathering of scientists, political voices, educators, environmentalists, and interested groups ever assembled to discuss the future of the Great Lakes, the United States’ largest source of fresh water.

WCMU Public Television Showcases Michigan Entrepreneurs With A New Documentary

WCMU's One Person, One Idea documentary explores entrepreneurship in Michigan.

WDCQ-TV Produces Compelling Programming to Foster Dialogue and Understanding Between Delta College's Diverse Communities

For over ten years, WDCQ-TV has spent local resources, talent, and money to support monthly magazine programs in the Flint-Saginaw-Bay-Midland County to Bring Together the area's African American and Hispanic communities.

Minnesota

Saint Paul Public Library Partners With Twin Cities Public Television in Winning Grant

The Saint Paul Public Library's most recent grant will include a network of partners and advisors from the community including Twin Cities Public Television (tpt).

KSMQ Addresses Local Issues on Their Weekly Public Affairs Program, The Heart Of The Matter

The Heart of the Matter examines local issues critical to the lives of the local community in Southern Minnesota and Northern Iowa.

Twin Cities Public Television set to launch Next Avenue

Next Avenue is a local/national service designed to hyper-serve and engage America’s booming older population

WDSE/WRPT Set a New National Record in the 2010 PBS KIDS GO! Writers Contest

WDSE/WRPT participated in the 2010 PBS Kids GO! Writers Contest and set the national record.

Twin Cities Public Television co-produces Latino Art: A Community Vision

On Sunday, November 14th, 2010, TPT aired the original broadcast of Latino Art: A Community Vision

Lakeland Public Television provide its community with educational programming and services.

Lakeland Public Television (LPTV) plays a vital role in providing its community with educational programming and services.

Mississippi

Southern Remedy: Mississippi Public Broadcasting's Flagship Wellness Show

Mississippi Public Broadcasting, based in Jackson, Mississippi, has an exciting community outreach project called Southern Remedy. The local program is Mississippi Public Broadcasting’s flagship wellness show dedicated to keeping Mississippians healthy.

Missouri

Nine Academy's Digital Stories of Impact

The Nine Network of Public Media, serving the St-Louis region, offers digital storytelling training to individuals and organizations to help them tell and share their stories of impact.

Ozarks Public Television Celebrates Diversity with Small World – Big Picture

Ozarks Public Television, public television for Springfield, Missouri, has recently launched a new initiative called Small World ▪ Big Picture. It’s a multi-faceted, multi-platform initiative focusing on the diversity of community and encouraging viewers to look closely at global issues and their connection to the local community.

KMOS Addresses Issues Facing The Agri-Business in Missouri

From alternative crops and fuel sources to geo-imaging software and community farms, Show-Me Ag strives to touch on all aspects of this diverse subject.

Montana

MontanaPBS 2011 Educational Initiatives - Raising Readers

MontanaPBS and the Montana State Library are collaborating on a summer project that will bring Super Why morning camps for preschoolers and their caregivers.

MontanaPBS to Air "Without Words" in February 2011

"So much can be said without words"...“Without Words” is a documentary film portrait of a groundbreaking collaboration between American and Vietnamese music students.

Nebraska

NET Reaches Diverse Audiences through Education, Social Media and QUEST Initiative

What began as a single television station in 1954 has grown to a network comprised of five digital broadcast services with approximately 1 million viewers across Nebraska each week.

Nevada

Vegas PBS Offers Life-Long Learning and Job Training Skills with Vegas Virtual

Vegas Virtual utilizes a variety of robust media delivery platforms, which provide critical online education and workforce development resources that respond to business needs or training gaps that exist in Nevada’s current economy.

KNPB Connects With The Local Community Through The Public Affairs Program OpenLine

KNPB broadcasts the live local call-in program called OpenLine, to address issues for local community.

Vegas PBS is Keeping Kids Fit

Las Vegas public television station targets childhood obesity in African American and Hispanic children using a combination of technology, curricular and community resources.

New Hampshire

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New Jersey

NJTV Celebrates One Year with Pride

NJTV celebrated its one year anniversary on July 1, 2012. They are proud to be New Jersey’s new Public Television Network serving the Garden State.

New Mexico

New Mexico PBS Provides An In-Depth Look at the Inspiration, Challenges and Processes of Local Artists

For over 20 years, New Mexico PBS's weekly art series ¡COLORES! has explored the arts, music, history and culture of New Mexico and the southwest.

New Mexico PBS Presents Bataan: A 70th Anniversary Commemoration

As an adjunct to Tragedy of Bataan, New Mexico PBS is creating a half-hour program with some of the survivors of the surrender of Bataan and Corregidor.

KNME Addresses Local Issues In New Mexico with Public Square

KNME's public affairs program Public Square provides a substantive dialogue between New Mexican citizens and state and local leaders on an array of local issues.

New York

Working on Wellness with WSKG

WSKG, public television for Binghamton, New York, is using its convening and communicating muscle to end childhood obesity. Childhood obesity is a sobering national epidemic that unfortunately has not spared the Southern Tier. Health officials are expressing concern with the link between childhood obesity and its relationship to the development of health related diseases, such as diabetes. With generous support from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and The Conrad and Virginia Klee Foundation, WSKG launched a Working on Wellness initiative (WoW) to work with existing health organizations

Mountain Lake PBS Highlights Unique STEM Learning Opportunities

Mountain Lake PBS produces Mountain Lake Journal EXTRA, a half-hour public affairs program with stories about local and national business issues in the New York, Vermont, Quebec and Ontario region's rich cultural offerings.

WXXI's Homework Hotline is a “shining” example of what public broadcasting stations are doing in the area of Education

“Homework Hotline is an outstanding resource, and I encourage parents to tune in with their kids so they can go through this education journey together,” said Jason Muhammad, who uses the program to compliment his sixth-grade son Ayinde’s studies at home.

Thirteen Creates GET THE MATH To Help Middle and High School Students Develop Algebraic Thinking

GET THE MATH is a convergent media project designed to help middle and high school students develop algebraic thinking skills for solving real world problems.

WNED Buffalo/Toronto's Co-Production of Chautauqua: An American Narrative Premieres on Monday, January 31

Chautauqua: An American Narrative portrays the Chautauqua Institution as a unique summer destination, where the arts and lifelong learning thrive.

WXXI Provides Special Election Coverage On Air and Online

WXXI Public Broadcasting Council brings Rochesterians some of the most important debates of the political season

Sesame Street Launches 41st Season September 27th and Features A New Segment Starring The Always-Loveable Super Grover

On the heels of its impressive ratings growth and incredible eight Emmy wins for its landmark 40th anniversary season, Sesame Street is back with more of what you love for season 41, including Super Grover 2.0.

WXXI Hosted and Broadcast State Attorney General Democratic Debate

On August 31, WXXI hosted an hour-long debate among candidates running in the New York State Attorney General Democratic primary election.

North Carolina

UNC-TV Examines the Successful Revitalization of Rural Communities in North Carolina

North Carolina Rising is a multi-faceted project which includes a series of monthly reports highlighting various economic development projects across the state as well as numerous online resources.

North Dakota

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Ohio

New Western Reserve Public Media Program Shows Teens How to Launch a Business

Teens can discover how to launch a successful micro business in the new Western Reserve Public Media production Micro Business for Teens: Starting a Micro Business. Carol Topp, a Cincinnati-based certified public accountant, hosts the 90-minute program, which is based on her “Micro Business for Teens” book series.

WOSU Celebrates 90 with Expansion of Public Media

WOSU Public Media, based in Columbus, has been serving Ohio since April 1922. 2012 is a banner year for WOSU that goes well beyond any expectations for public media in 1922

WVIZ/PBS Ideastream Provides Vital Services to Their Northeast Ohio Community

For a decade, WVIZ/PBS Ideastream, from Cleveland, Ohio, through its seven broadcast entities and services, has served as the region’s largest classroom, offering learners of every age the opportunity to discover, understand and embrace knowledge

Oklahoma

Intelligence Meets Nerve! RSU Public TV Launches a New Educational Show, ‘I Want Answers’

RSU Public TV launches a 30-minute game show for local high school students to make an educational impact.

Oregon

Federal Funding Keeps Oregon's Rural Communities Connected through Local Media

Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) is the only media organization that ties together both the urban and rural parts of Oregon. OPB is the only radio service that provides full-time news and information to Oregon residents from the Pacific Coast to the Idaho border.

Pennsylvania

Make Your Own Documentary with WHYY's Hamilton Commons

WHYY's Dorrance H. Hamilton Public Media Commons puts the power of media in the hands of anyone with a story to tell and helps Greater Philadelphians become discerning media consumers. Hamilton Commons offers training programs for students, educators and adults of all ages, providing hands-on instruction on how to produce documentaries, slideshows and more.

Academic Quizzing with PBS39's Scholastic Scrimmage

For over 36 years, PBS39, public television for eastern Pennsylvania and western New Jersey, has been producing Scholastic Scrimmage, the area’s most popular high school television show where students are quizzed about all academic disciplines.

witf Connects the Stories and Lives of People Touched by Cancer

In April of 2011, witf Public Media in Harrisburg, PA launched Facing Cancer Together, an interactive, multimedia effort to connect the stories and lives of people touched by cancer

Penn State Public Broadcasting Raises Awareness of Domestic Violence

Telling Amy's Story raises awareness about domestic violence through Penn State Public Broadcasting's public media and outreach initiative.

Former APTS Board Chair George Miles to Retire

George L. Miles, Jr., who has served as President and CEO of WQED Multimedia in Pittsburgh since September 1994, will retire at the end of September. Deborah Acklin was unanimously selected by the WQED Board of Directors to take the helm as President and CEO effective September 23, 2010.

Puerto Rico

Sistema TV Provides Puerto Rico with Local Educational Programs

Sistema TV, public television for Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, is the only PBS affiliate in the market. In collaboration with the Ana G. Méndez University System, Sistema TV produces local educational programs about arts and culture, university sports, health and the environment. It also produces and airs over 10 hours of weekly public affairs programming.

Rhode Island

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South Carolina

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South Dakota

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Tennessee

WLJT Focuses on Education with Countdown to Kindergarten

Some children and their parents come to kindergarten without any idea of what is expected. WLJT, public broadcaster for Tennessee, is tackling that problem with a step-by-step kindergarten “how to” in the event called Countdown To Kindergarten.

WCTE Brings Back a Piece of American Culture That Shouldn't Be Forgotten

WCTE, based in Cookeville Tennessee, is proud to present the television show, Jammin’ at Hippie Jack, a local series, in collaboration with the Council of Americana Roots Music.

East Tennessee PBS Provides Health & Fitness Tips For Local Community Through The Dr. Bob Show

The Dr. Bob Show discusses current medical topics every week for local community of east Tennessee.

Texas

HoustonPBS Prepares Local Community with GED® Test Preparation

HoustonPBS, public media for Southeast Texas, participates in the GED® Connection program.

KACV Feeding Minds: Texas Takes on Hunger and Obesity

KACV Public Television, of Amarillo, Texas, coordinated a program called Feeding Minds: Texas Takes on Hunger and Obesity.

KACV Aims to Slow The Dropout Rate

KACV brings awareness on the dropout crisis for the local community in Amarillo, Texas.

HoustonPBS Keeps To Its Educational Roots With The HoustonPBS Spelling Bee

HoustonPBS is the home of the HoustonPBS Spelling Bee, with over 1,000 local schools from 42 counties competing in the Bee.

Utah

UEN Joins US Ignite to Advance Their Success in the Community

Utah Education Network (UEN) are proud new members of US Ignite, tying the Utah community together with ultra-fast broadband networking.

KUED Addresses Local Mental Health Issues With A New Documentary

KUED's new documentary On the Edge: Mental Health in Utah brings awareness to mental health issues facing the local community.

Vermont

Vermont Public Television Offers Programming and Services That Foster Engagement in Community and Civic Life

Through a rich variety of local programs, national programs and online discussions, Vermont Public Television fosters understanding of various points of view, welcoming diverse voices and opinions.

Vermont Public Television Looks at Hunger in Vermont

Vermont was ranked the sixth hungriest state in the country in a federal government report last year. VPT will look at this pressing issue in their community.

Vermont Public Television Helps Promote Understanding of Mental Illness

Vermont Public Television was presented with a 2010 EDGE Award for their multi-faceted, multi-platform community engagement campaign that brought together national and local television broadcast components, in tandem with web-based and community forums to create open discussion about the challenges, solutions and impact of mental illness on Vermont communities.

Virgin Islands

KPTS Encourages Children to Be More with Words!

WTJX Focuses on Obesity with the Eat Right, Exercise for Life Campaign

WTJX, based in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, has launched an Eat Right, Exercise for Life! Obesity Campaign to encourage all Virgin Islanders to incorporate healthy eating with daily exercise into their everyday routines.

Virginia

WETA Produces the Latest Ken Burns Film, Baseball: The Tenth Inning

Baseball: The Tenth Inning, a two-part documentary series directed by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, and produced by WETA, tells the tumultuous story of America's national pastime from the early 1990s to the present day

WHRO Serves Young and Adult Learners By Way of its Top Notch Education Programs

WHRO is dedicated to providing citizens of the Hampton Roads community with access to local programming.

Washington

KSPS's FitKids Addresses Childhood Obesity

KSPS, public television for the Inland Northwest and Canada, recently partners with several local and regional health organizations to provide daily message points to help address the issue of childhood obesity.

KCTS 9 Advocates Service and Education to the Seattle Community

Since 1954, KCTS 9 has been dedicated to serving the community from its educational documentaries to its informative series on health and public affairs.

KBTC Provides Weekly Documentaries on the West Washington People

Full Focus is the weekly documentary series that tells the stories of Western Washington's diverse communities.

KSPS Addresses Health Issues with the Local Community

KSPS addresses various health topics through a live public affairs program, Health Matters, Television for Life.

West Virginia

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Wisconsin

Wisconsin Public Television: Keeping up with Current Affairs

Wisconsin Public Television (WPT) has played a role in the recent political activity, as they provided on-air and online election coverage to help voters sift through recent electoral issues.

Milwaukee Public Television's Weekly Forum Tackles Issues, Invites Audience Views

MPTV's weekly forum, 4th Street Forum, provides an opportunity for discussions of public affairs issues in the local community.

Wisconsin Public Television's Project Honor Veterans' Service and Sacrifice

Wisconsin Public Television launches landmark public television project “LZ Lambeau: Welcoming Home Wisconsin’s Vietnam Veterans” to Honor Vietnam Veterans’ Service and Sacrifice

Wisconsin Public Television Keeps Wisconsin Citizens Engaged through WisconsinVote.org

APTS 2009 EDGE Award Winner Wisconsin Public Television teams with Wisconsin Public Radio to sponsor WisconsinVote.org, which uses new media to give Wisconsin residents access anytime, anywhere to an archive of political news and election information that affects their lives.

Wyoming

WyomingPBS Explores Local Native American Artifacts

WyomingPBS documents the creation of a digital archive of tribal artifacts for the people of the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming.

Wyoming PBS's End of Track Documentary Explores the Transcontinental Railroad From the Start

Wyoming PBS’ s End of Track documentary is the story of the Transcontinental Railroad's construction march across southern Wyoming and the growing pains of a state in its infancy.

Wyoming PBS Honors Outstanding Child Care Providers

For the past four years, Wyoming PBS has been honoring outstanding home childcare providers from around the state for their hard work and dedication to early childcare and learning. This year’s Wyoming PBS Outstanding Childcare Providers were Kim Weinrich, from Casper; Ann Klein, from Gillette; and Jennifer Leonhardt, from Lovell.

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