WNBA Gives Caitlin Clark All 44 Games on National TV
For the first time in league history, every single game for one team will be broadcast nationally. The WNBA is betting big on Caitlin Clark's star power for 2026.
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Radio Host James Valentine Changed Talkback Forever
After swapping his saxophone for a microphone in 1987, James Valentine spent 30 years creating a radio style that invited listeners to share life's small dramas instead of politics. The beloved ABC presenter, who died at 64 after choosing voluntary assisted dying, proved kindness and curiosity could transform daytime radio.
Thousands of Czech Students March for Media Independence
High school and university students flooded Prague's streets to defend public broadcasting from budget cuts that could threaten its independence. Their passionate protest shows young people willing to stand up for press freedom in their country.
Three Nebraska Students Win $2,000 Broadcasting Scholarships
The Nebraska Broadcasters Association just awarded $2,000 scholarships to three college students chasing their dreams in radio and television. These future journalists represent the next generation bringing stories to Nebraska communities.
Dick Vitale Fighting Fifth Cancer Battle at 86
Legendary ESPN broadcaster Dick Vitale announced he's facing melanoma in his lung and liver cavity, but the 86-year-old college basketball icon says he feels "fantastic" and is ready to go five for five against cancer. After beating four previous cancer diagnoses and returning to broadcasting last year, Vitale is starting immunotherapy with his trademark optimism intact.
Pirates Broadcast Honors Masters with Creative Tribute
A Pittsburgh sports broadcast turned Sunday's baseball game into a golf-themed celebration, delighting fans with creativity and attention to detail. The artistic tribute shows how sports can unite communities through joy and clever homage.
Mark Jones Gets Standing Ovation After 36 Years at ESPN
After more than three decades behind the mic, beloved ESPN announcer Mark Jones received heartfelt tributes from basketball legends and colleagues during his final broadcast. The emotional sendoff celebrated a career spent bringing joy to millions of sports fans.
Artemis II Crew Reaches Farthest Point in Human History
Today, four astronauts orbited the far side of the Moon 4,000 miles above its surface, traveling farther from Earth than any human has ever gone. NASA is broadcasting this historic moment live as humanity takes its boldest step toward returning to the Moon.
Judge Blocks NPR and PBS Defunding on Free Speech Grounds
A federal judge ruled that cutting federal funding for NPR and PBS violates First Amendment protections against government retaliation for viewpoint. The decision affirms that the government cannot use funding decisions to punish news organizations for their coverage.
Judge Blocks Trump Order Defunding NPR and PBS
A federal judge ruled that cutting funding for NPR and PBS based on their viewpoint violates the First Amendment. The decision protects public broadcasters from government retaliation over their journalism.
Nigeria's Voice of Nigeria Gets Digital Rebirth Under Ndace
A broadcasting institution once drifting toward obsolescence has transformed into a thriving multimedia platform since 2023. Director General Jibrin Baba Ndace turned Nigeria's external broadcaster into a global voice through digital innovation and community connection.
Student Wins Scholarship for Broadcasting Good News Stories
Anna Ince, a Lindenwood University sophomore, just won a competitive scholarship from the Missouri Broadcasters Association for her passion for highlighting positivity through radio. She's using her platform to give voices to people who don't always get heard.
Rhode Island Student Wins $60K Journalism Scholarship
Scarlett Biancuzzo, a Barrington High School graduate passionate about broadcast journalism, received a four-year scholarship worth up to $60,000 from Ocean State Media. The scholarship supports aspiring journalists in Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts, with applications for 2026 now open until April 13. ##
Small Berkshires Radio Station Shows Future of Community
A century after radio first connected distant communities, a small Berkshires station is proving how modern technology lets local voices reach the world. WGSL is pioneering something bigger than broadcasting.
Mets Legend Howie Rose Retires After 40 Years Broadcasting
Beloved New York Mets radio voice Howie Rose announced he's retiring at the end of the 2026 season after nearly four decades behind the microphone. The 72-year-old broadcaster says his wife deserves more time together, but his bond with fans makes saying goodbye nearly impossible.
Dutch MPs Push to End World Cup Screening Fees for Bars
A majority of Dutch lawmakers are fighting to stop the public broadcaster from charging bars and restaurants to show World Cup matches. They argue taxpayers already fund NOS and shouldn't have to pay twice.
Swiss Voters Protect Public Broadcasting in 62% Landslide
Swiss citizens overwhelmingly voted to preserve their public broadcasting system, rejecting cuts that would have opened the door to privatization and potential misinformation. The decisive 62% vote demonstrates strong support for independent journalism as a cornerstone of democracy.
Dennis Cometti: Voice of Australian Football Dies at 76
The legendary AFL commentator who turned football moments into poetry with phrases like "centimetre perfect" has died, leaving behind 50 years of joy for millions of fans. His gift wasn't just calling games—it was making every backyard footballer feel like their dreams had a soundtrack.
Tennis Star Laura Robson Masters Curling at Winter Olympics
Former tennis pro Laura Robson traded courts for ice, spending 19 days covering curling and sliding sports at Milano Cortina 2026. Her whirlwind journey from the Australian Open to the Winter Olympics shows how passion for sports creates unexpected adventures.
Perth News Anchors Break World Record After 40 Years
Two Australian TV anchors just earned a Guinness World Record for broadcasting together for over 40 years. Rick Ardon and Susannah Carr have delivered more than 10,000 newscasts side by side in Perth.
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