A California couple decided to stop their kids streaming movies and TV shows in favor of watching old VHS tapes, with interesting results. Rachael Schaefer, a 32-year-old mom to two boys Jack and ...

Rachael Schaefer recalled an incident, two years ago, involving their son Jack, that made them re-evaluate their media consumption. Trump admin weighs major change to Social Security disability ...

Less than a month after WETA lost the taxpayer grants it had received for more than half a century, the station is going public with its survival strategies. “For the first time in more than 50 years, ...

K-pop Academy at the Korean Cultural Center; D.C.-based artist Jabari Jefferson. Emmy Award-winning series WETA Arts takes viewers to the Korean Cultural Center in Washington, D.C. for its two-week ...

Washington, DC’s WETA has a new classical offshoot: WETA Virtuoso, a new HD and streaming classical music channel. The service expands the offerings of WETA Classical to include complete recordings ...

WETA in Washington, D.C., has eliminated 21 staff positions and canceled three TV shows as it looks to cut $4.4 million in spending for this fiscal year. CEO Sharon Rockefeller announced the ...

Tough times are ahead for WETA, the Shirlington-based producer of the “PBS News Hour” and other public programming, following millions of dollars in federal funding cuts. Congress’s decision to ...

New service offers wide and locally curated catalog of live and on-demand programming from D.C.’s PBS station When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s ...

An avid gamer with over 30 years of experience, there aren't many consoles that Dan hasn't owned at some point in his life. He's also part Italian, which means he's almost certainly related to Super ...

Ellicott City has never looked better than it did on a recent episode of WETA’s house-hunting TV series “If You Lived Here.” The show visits neighborhoods in the D.C. region, showing a variety of ...

After 35 years as Station Manager of Radio at Washington, DC’s WETA, Dan DeVany is retiring. In his place, Jim Allison has been promoted to Vice President and General Manager of WETA Classical, ...

After 35 years as Station Manager of Radio at Washington, D.C.’s noncommercial Classical station, Dan DeVany is retiring from WETA-FM. We now know who will be succeeding DeVany, starting March 1. Jim ...