UMSL announces plans to transfer the governance of St. Louis Public Radio to the Friends of KWMU, which currently serves as an independent nonprofit and advisory board.

As the value of public media funding is likely to become a trending topic in the coming year, we’ve put together some common questions on how public media funding works, and what impact a profound realignment of that funding may have on public radio and television in your region, and across the country.

The James S. McDonnell Foundation (JSMF) has awarded $824,917 to St. Louis Public Radio (STLPR) to fund a new program that will model how St. Louisans can talk across divides in order to create greater understanding in our region.

McCabe retired in 2013 after working at the station for almost 25 years. McCabe died Friday, December 13, surrounded by his family. He was 80 years old.

St. Louis Public Radio earned national recognition Sunday, winning a 2024 EPPY Award from Editor & Publisher Magazine, which honors the best in digital news publishing. The station was awarded Best Collaborative Investigative/Enterprise Reporting for its multi-part investigation of St. Louis’ homicide clearance rates, produced in partnership with APM Reports and the Marshall Project.

St. Louis Public Radio is adding to its coverage of the Missouri Legislature by launching a Statehouse reporting internship in partnership with the River City Journalism Fund.

She could have said "You belong with me," but Diane Katzman, STLPR board member and owner of Diane Katzman Design, found an incredible use for her recent Hear the Future auction win.

QCD's can be a surprisingly easy way to realize tax savings and support St. Louis Public Radio if you are required to take a distribution from your IRA.

Meet STLPR’s latest newsroom additions: Education Reporter Hiba Ahmad and Digital Editor Jessica Rogen. Plus, we touch base with STLPR’s photojournalist Brian Munoz, who was recently named the station’s first Visuals Editor.

A new survey from The Midwest Newsroom and Emerson College Polling Center asked registered voters in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska about measures on Nov. 5 ballots and socio-economic issues.