Nebraska Public Media

Nebraska Public Media is the statewide public television and radio network for Nebraska, headquartered in Lincoln and operating a network of transmitters providing PBS programming, NPR content, and locally produced material to communities across the Cornhusker State.

Nebraska Public Media operates multiple television and radio stations serving communities from Omaha and Lincoln to the Sandhills and the Panhandle, producing Nebraska-focused documentary and public affairs programming, state legislative coverage, and agricultural content alongside national PBS and NPR programming. The network has been particularly known for its rural coverage and agricultural content relevant to a state where farming and ranching remain central to the economy and culture.

Nebraska residents across the state - from the cities of the eastern corridor to the vast open spaces of the central Sandhills and the western high plains - rely on Nebraska Public Media for the public television and radio programming that commercial media in a sparsely populated state cannot sustain, making it an essential civic institution across one of America's most distinctly rural and agricultural states.