Competing TV stations in Des Moines and the Quad Cities could be owned by the same parent company following a proposed merger of Tegna and Nexstar.

Minnesota Public Radio and American Public Media laid off 30 employees Friday following federal and state budget cuts.

It's such a purely American expression, unlike any of the other governmental broadcasters around the world. This is a bottom up, completely homegrown American institution.

Minnesota lawmakers, aiming to tighten the new state budget, earlier this year also cut $1 million annually from MPR’s allocation for cultural heritage and legacy programming. That left the ...

It's such a purely American expression, unlike any of the other governmental broadcasters around the world. This is a bottom up, completely homegrown American institution.