The Washington Post

WETA Hears Some Static Over Switch To Classical

WETA's sudden switch this week from news programming to classical music has prompted a backlash among some of its listeners, who believe the public radio station should have consulted the public about ...
The Washington Post

WETA May Fill Classical Music Gap Left by WGMS

Bach might be back on Washington's airwaves, even if the region's only classical music station, WGMS, drops the format. Public broadcaster WETA (90.9 FM) is considering dumping its news-and-talk ...

WETA unveils survival strategies to offset $9M in lost federal funds

Less than a month after WETA lost the taxpayer grants it had received for 50+ years, the station is going public with its ...
Washington Examiner

Rubenstein gives $1 million to DC PBS station WETA

WASHINGTON (AP) — Philanthropist David Rubenstein is giving $1 million to public broadcaster WETA, which operates public TV and radio stations in Washington and produces the flagship PBS NewsHour ...