View the Federal Communications Commission Open Commission Meeting from Wednesday, August 7, 2024 regarding the Missing and Endangered Persons (MEP) Event Code.
Arizona Community Foundation In communities across the country, local radio is more than just music and news—it’s a vital connection that strengthens the fabric of our society. For many Tribal nations, especially in rural areas, radio stations serve as the primary source of life-saving emergency information, cultural programming, and language preservation. They are a lifeline, a source of identity, and a pillar of community strength. More than 60 Tribal radio stations, includ
By Kyler Edsitty [Crownpoint, NM, November 24, 2025] – As winter approaches and icy storms make their way across the country, Tribal radio stations are preparing themselves and their communities for whatever Mother Nature has in store. To better equip themselves, KCZY Radio staff members participated in Native Public Media’s (NPM) Emergency Management Plan (EMP) Training. Located in rural Crownpoint, NM, and on the Navajo Technical University campus, KCZY learned how to prote
Pictured: Staff from Koahnic Broadcasting Staff, Bigfire Law, and Native Public Media at the National Congress of American Indians 82 nd Annual Convention and Marketplace Seattle, WA—November 25, 2025— Hundreds of Tribal Leaders and organizations gathered at the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) 82 nd Annual Convention and Marketplace in Seattle, Washington. NCAI has been a longtime proponent of Tribal radio, television, and media. At the 2025 Mid-Year Convention
