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Dr. Anthony Fauci and his tumultuous experience during the COVID-19 pandemic are the focus of a PBS documentary.

America has perfected the stressful TV cooking competition. Amateur or professional chefs are pitted against each other in high-pressure, scream-filled shows like “Chopped,” “Cutthroat Kitchen” or “Top Chef.” PBS hopes to change that with an original food competition show, “The Great American Recipe.”

As California Live continues to celebrate Pride Month, Danielle Nottingham and Jessica Vilchis sit with Director and Activist, Gregorio Davila, to discuss his upcoming documentary, “LA: A Queer History” where he sheds light on LA’s ‘gay culture’ and the challenges faced to create the documentary. The two-part special will air on Wednesday, June 15, at 8:00 p.m. on KCET and...

The veteran broadcast journalist has been a notable Washington presence for PBS, CNN and NBC News through the years.

Hey! What a wonderful kind of day to look back at all of the people who have voiced Arthur Read on PBS’ “Arthur”

Lionel Richie will be honored all night long for his musical achievements.

In 1972, Big Bird lined up on `Sesame Street’ to receive a measles vaccine as part of a campaign to get more youngsters inoculated against the disease

Following its 25th season, beloved children’s series “Arthur” will come to an end at PBS

Three years after workplace misconduct allegations cost veteran TV and radio talk-show host Tavis Smiley his job and a national forum, he’s ending his silence

The TV series “All Creatures Great and Small” was a hit when it aired years ago and is back as a PBS reboot.

The “Great Pumpkin” never showed on broadcast television this year, but after a deal with PBS, the Charlie Brown Thanksgiving and Christmas specials will return to the air

A new documentary, “Driving While Black,” digs deep into the racist reality that Black people have faced behind the wheel since the 1930s. Historian Gretchen Sorin, whose book inspired the film, and director Rick Burns joined LX News to discuss the PBS documentary and its call to action.

“Sesame Street” has always pressed for inclusion

For decades, the Asian American community’s contributions to the country have been omitted in textbooks, and its lived experiences have not been reflected in mainstream media. Though Asian Americans’ history in the United States goes back more than 150 years, it has been a long fight for them to make their voices heard.

PBS’ annual Memorial Day weekend concert, which draws tens of thousands of people to the U.S. Capitol grounds in Washington, has been turned into a pre-recorded TV event because of the coronavirus

A jury has decided that former television talk show host Tavis Smiley, who was fired amid allegations of workplace sexual misconduct at the height of the #MeToo movement, must pay about $1.5 million to his former employer, the Public Broadcasting Service

The journalist and Kansas native died Thursday. Lehrer moderated the most presidential debates in U.S. history.

Emmy-winning actor Sterling K. Brown made an emotional discovery when he appeared last week on PBS’ celebrity genealogy program “Finding Your Roots.”

A new PBS film, set to air Aug. 21, gives top billing to the beloved sitcom icon.

Thirteen injured veterans joined thousands of athletes at the Ironman 70.3 Oceanside triathlon Saturday to fundraise for the Challenged Athletes Foundation’s Operation Rebound program.