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Uncertainty ahead for Prairie Public following federal cuts

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Michael Anthony

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For now, the broadcasts will continue. But behind the scenes at Prairie Public, the outlook is uncertain. After Congress voted to rescind $1.1 billion in public media funding, the station stands to lose $2 million annually—nearly a fifth of its budget. CEO John Harris says nothing’s off the table as they prepare for tough decisions in the months ahead. With state support also falling short, viewers may not notice the impact today—but the slow fade of programs and services could soon begin. Michael Anthony with KFYR has the full story.

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