Texas Tech Public Media and the Lubbock Premiere LUX 16 IMAX & Pizza Pub are coming together to host a PBS KIDS Free Family ...

Al Roker has conquered a wide variety of entertainment worlds. Along with being best known as the “Today” weatherman, Roker ...

The end of federal funding for public media demolishes Arkansas PBS. The station will rebrand as ATV and feature mainly local programming.

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From comfort reads to climate fiction, USA TODAY shares the books that defined 2025 and why these stories resonated.

Nearly drowned, Rowan—a lean, angle-jawed woman with a shaved scalp—washes up on the nearly uninhabited Shearwater Island, off the coast of Antarctica. Dominic and his three children, on the island ...

The gang works together to build a beaver dam. With a flash flood on its way, the Kratts crew needs to work together fast to build a beaver dam to contain the water and restore the habitat to its ...

Booksellers are heralding a cornucopia of holiday and everyday choices for children and teens this December. We checked in with them about which titles are flying off the shelves, from seasonal ...

Chris, in his draco lizard power suit, tries to glide like the draco lizard. On a creature rescue mission to find Martin and Zip the draco lizard, Chris learns how to master gliding flight in his ...

A little girl finds haven in a witch’s tower, a free diver sees a whale being born, and more picks from columnist.

Here is the standout fiction and nonfiction of the year, selected by the staff of The New York Times Book Review. Credit...Jack Smyth Supported by By The New York Times Books Staff Each January, the ...

A Book Review art director selects the book jackets that surprised him, delighted him and stayed with him this year. By Matt Dorfman Reading recommendations from critics and editors at The New York ...