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FCC Public Notice: Proposed 2027 FM Radio Station Auction
Helpful FCC Links and Resources Included Public Comment Period The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released a Public Notice explaining the proposed auction rules and procedures, along with a separate list of available FM channels and their minimum opening bids. Comments are due by June 9, 2026 Reply comments are due by June 24, 2026 If approved, these procedures will govern the FCC’s February 2027 FM station auction. Highlights The FCC plans to hold an auction in Febr
Native Public Media
May 13


When Light Meets Darkness
Op Ed by Loris Taylor, NPM President and CEO There is a moment that is quiet and almost invisible. It is when light meets darkness. It does not arrive with fanfare. It shows up in the steady hands of a search and rescue volunteer tracing footprints across unforgiving terrain. It shows up in a mother who refuses to stop saying her child’s name. It shows up in investigators, counselors, advocates, and community members who walk into the hardest stories imaginable and choose to
Loris Taylor
Apr 24


United Houma Nation Takes Action to Protect Community from Future Disasters
By Kyler Edsitty United Houma Nation Staff [Houma, Louisiana, April 7, 2026] - The wind is raging, and the waters are rising. A family is told to evacuate their home. They pack their car with essential supplies (water, food, blankets, and clothing). Driving through their town, they see roofs blown off and tree branches all over the road. They do not have enough gas to reach safety. They drive to a gas station with a long line of cars. They wait 6 hours to get gas. Unfortunate

Kyler Edsitty
Apr 21


KABU Radio Preps For More Snow By Taking Emergency Management Training
By Kyler Edsitty KABU Radio staff participating in NPM's EMP training [St. Michael, ND, March 24, 2026] – Year-round, KABU Radio serves the Spirit Lake Nation in St. Michael, ND by providing vital news and community information. Day and night, Tribal members and the surrounding communities depend on KABU radio. Now coming out of a harsh winter, KABU staff want to prepare themselves for future snow and windstorms. To create better safeguards, they participated in Native Public

Kyler Edsitty
Mar 30


KDKO Radio Participates in Emergency Management Training in New Facility
By Kyler Edsitty [Lake Andes, SD – March 3, 2026] – In December 2021, an arsonist burned down the Native American Women’s Health Education Resource Center in Lake Andes, SD, which housed KDKO radio. This tragedy devastated the staff and the surrounding community, who relied on these programs. Now with a new facility, the entire staff is equipping themselves with strategies to prevent future disasters and emergencies that could disrupt operations. KDKO radio asserts itself as

Kyler Edsitty
Mar 16
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