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This semester, we have five wonderful KU students interning at KPR and Audio-Reader: Gracie Hughes, Caroline Blanke, Tyler Burkett, Kacie Fuller, and Anna Campbell. They have all been an asset to our organizations, and have used their individual education, experience, and personalities to bring something new to our team. -
Kansas Public RadioOn Thursday, May 1, the Trump administration issued an executive order to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), directing them to halt federal funding for NPR and PBS. Learn more about how the station is preparing and how you can help.
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The Lied Center and KPR invite you to an evening of true stories, told live on April 25 at 7:30 p.m. -
Support Kansas Public Radio as we attempt to fund a brand-new, reliable vehicle during One Day One KU, the University of Kansas's 24-hour giving campaign, February 20-21, noon to noon. Your gift will go directly to helping KPR purchase new station transportation. -
The smooth (and strange) sounds of KPR's Retro Cocktail Hour are coming to Manhattan, Kan.! Join us for an evening of craft cocktails and easy listening at the Little Apple's Arrow Cocktail Lounge on March 20. -
For the first time ever during One Day One KU, documenting your planned giving commitment will give KPR the opportunity to compete for a share of $10,000 in bonus dollars. -
Last year we launched a new program to help spread the word about local community organizations, and we're happy to announce its return for 2025! KPR’s Community Spotlight gives these organizations an opportunity to spread awareness using KPR’s airwaves each month. Spotlight recipients will also have a small feature on-air, in our monthly enewsletter and on the KPR website at kansaspublicradio.org. -
It’s the start of a new year and programming changes are afoot at Kansas Public Radio. We’re thrilled to announce new local jazz and classical programming! -
KPR is here to make the season bright with a collection of holiday programming; the perfect companion for baking cookies, snuggling up by the fire or dancing the night away. -
If you’re looking for a unique way of spreading holiday cheer, you can donate your used car to Kansas Public Radio. It will be sold at auction, and the… -
Kansas Public Radio needs your help to finish 2024 in a strong financial position. December 5 & 6 KPR will be on the air asking YOU to help out with a year-end contribution. -
KPR's beloved holiday jazz concert, Big Band Christmas, returns on December 14 to Liberty Hall in Lawrence, Kan. Join us as we celebrate the season and dance the night away with the Kansas City Jazz Orchestra.
