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Tribal North Dakota Radio Stations Remain Resilient in the Wake of Federal Funding Cuts
By Kyler Edsitty [North Dakota, October 1, 2025] – North Dakota is known for its vast prairie landscapes and wild bison. However, nestled throughout the state are radio stations with a huge responsibility. KMHA and KABU are charged with delivering news, education, and emergency alerts to their Tribal communities. Without federal Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) funding, these stations face a new obstacle: staying on the air.  CPB funding gave immense support to rura
Kyler Edsitty
Oct 31


State of New Mexico Steps Up to Support Tribal Stations with One-Time Funding
Photo courtesy of KCIE Radio. Albuquerque, NM  – The State of New Mexico has taken decisive action to support Tribal radio stations by...
Native Public Media
Oct 7


CATV Gets a Jump Start on Emergency Planning and Preparation
By Kyler Edsitty [Concho, OK, September 23, 2025] – Located outside of Oklahoma City, OK, Cheyenne and Arapaho Television (CATV) received...
Kyler Edsitty
Oct 6
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