South Dakota public media endures after federal funding cut
South Dakota's public media system has persisted one year after President Trump signed legislation eliminating federal funding for public broadcasting. The state's public broadcasting network has had to adapt and find alternative revenue sources to continue operations despite the loss of federal support.
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In South Dakota, public media endures a year after federal funding was wiped out
South Dakota's public media system has persisted one year after President Trump signed legislation eliminating federal funding for public broadcasting. The state's public broadcasting network has had to adapt and find alternative revenue sources to continue operations despite the loss of federal support.
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