On the Record: Federal Funding Cuts Threaten 1/3 of WTVP Budget
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On the Record: Federal funding cuts threaten 1/3 of WTVP budget
PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) -- Local PBS affiliate stations like WTVP are sounding the alarm for their future after the Trump administration formally requested Congress to claw back funding for the next two years. WTVP President and CEO Jenn Gordon joined "On the Record" and said the cuts will have a devastating impact on her station, which has just recovered from a financial situation of its own. "So we're looking at an impact of about a third of our a…
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