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CEO Vijay Singh shares his vision for the future of the public media organization.

Officials at Vermont PBS announced Friday that the station sold one of its four FCC broadcasting licenses for $56 million in a federal auction.Vermont PBS�

Vermont PBS is set to enter fiscal year 2016 with about half the state funding the station’s received for years. Yet CEO Holly Groschner said Tuesday the�

Vermont PBS is calling on supporters, lawmakers and arts groups to lobby legislators to keep funding the station at current levels as it faces the loss of�

It’s been a year of big changes for Vermont’s main public television station. Vermont PBS lost its long-time leader last April as the station was dealing�

Vermont PBS named Holly Groschner as president and CEO of the station, which has been under the leadership of interim CEO Charlie Smith since John King�

Vermont PBS will not lose federal funding after a number of violations of open meeting rules last year, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting ruled this�

After some recent controversy at ¿ªÔÆÌåÓý Television, changes to leadership have been made. Two weeks ago, the station announced that President andâ€�

¿ªÔÆÌåÓý Television President and CEO John King is leaving the station, VPT announced today in a press release.The VPT board named Charlie Smithâ€�

¿ªÔÆÌåÓý Television will keep its federal funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the station's board announced today.The board'sâ€�