The speech was about the vital need to protect public services like PBS, NPR, and their local affiliates, because of they value they bring to communities—especially children. His words are as powerful ...

I am one of the original PBS kids. I was born in 1970, and thanks to three older siblings, I discovered “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood and Sesame Street” on WYES-TV in New Orleans before I could walk.

PITTSBURGH — Gregg Behr’s family had four channels to choose from while he was growing up in the 1970s. Though there wasn’t much to choose from, one program in particular would play an outsized role ...

Generations of Americans grew up with Fred Rogers on PBS. His stories were meant for children, but adults often left the neighborhood of make-believe learning more about themselves and what it means ...

That’s not very neighborly... Senate just passed a bill that will cut $1.1 billion from public media, effectively decimating PBS and NPR. In the wake of the news, a video of Fred Rogers, the late host ...