Minnesota Public Radio announced today that it will provide extended news and information service to listeners in the Rochester area. Listeners should set their radios to 91.7 FM for MPR News and 90.7 FM for Classical MPR beginning 12:00 AM August 24. This change will also affect the Winona stations which will broadcast MPR News at 101.9 FM and Classical MPR at 107.3 FM.
Minnesota Public Radio announced today that it will provide extended news and information service to listeners in the Mankato area. Listeners should set their radios to 90.5 FM for MPR News and 91.5 FM for Classical MPR beginning 12:00 AM August 17. This change will also affect the Albert Lea, St. James and Sleepy Eye stations.
Minnesota Public Radio announced today that it will provide extended news and information service to listeners in the Appleton area. Listeners should set their radios to 91.3 FM for MPR News and 88.5 FM for Classical MPR beginning 12:00 AM August 10. This change will also affect the Granite Falls station which will broadcast Classical MPR at 89.1 FM.
MPR REPORTER'S WORK WITH YOUNG STORYTELLERS WINS PRESTIGIOUS CASEY MEDAL, HONORING JOURNALISM ABOUT FAMILIES AND CHILDREN
Minnesota Public Radio presents Ed Asner as FDR for one night only in the Twin Cities. This solo performance drama is based on Dore Schary's hit, Sunrise at Campobello, which ran 70 weeks on Broadway.
Randi Yoder, Minnesota Public Radio SVP and chief development officer, has been awarded the 2011 Outstanding Professional Fundraiser award by the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Minnesota. The Outstanding Professional Fundraiser award is given each year to an individual who practices his/her profession in an exemplary manner and is an inspiration to others.
Classical MPR announced today that Classical MPR host Steve Staruch has won the Advocate for Choral Excellence (ACE) award from the American Choral Directors Association's Minnesota chapter.
Join 89.3 The Current's Steve Seel for the next Policy and a Pint: Telecommuting and the Future of Working.
Minnesota Public Radio News host, Kerri Miller interviews former National Public Radio news analyst Juan Williams at the UBS Forum. Williams is an award-winning writer and journalist, currently serving as a political analyst for Fox News.
Starting on Monday, July 11, 89.3 The Current will begin broadcasting specialty programming during the 10 p.m. hour weeknights. The lineup explores new music and international releases, expands the popular "Music Heads" specialty show and welcomes Jake Rudh, one of the most popular local club DJs, to the air.