Early on the morning of Tuesday, March 26, as the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed in Baltimore, Md., local television and radio broadcasters leapt into …
In Baltimore and Nationwide, Broadcasters Fight Misinformation and Foster Unity
Localism
Broadcasters Celebrate Women’s Achievements
Across the nation, regional and local leaders turn to broadcasters to connect with the public. With journalists who understand their communities, these stations deliver the …
National News Literacy Week Shines a Light on Local News
This week, January 22-26, is National News Literacy Week, a project from the News Literacy Project and the E.W. Scripps Company to turn a spotlight …
Broadcasters Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Broadcasters have a long history of celebrating Hispanic heritage and culture, and Hispanic Heritage Month is a special time to highlight this community. During this …
Raising Awareness during Suicide Prevention Month
During Suicide Prevention Month this September, broadcasters are working to raise awareness of mental health issues and provide resources to help people in need. They …
A Fully Seated FCC Can Enable Increased Investment and Expand Consumer Access to America’s Most Trusted Medium: Local Broadcasting
America’s television and radio broadcasters are a bastion of trustworthy journalism and a vital part of our nation’s emergency infrastructure. A safe-haven from the misinformation, …
Broadcasters Deliver a Lifeline in Maui
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 …
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 …