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FM and HD Radio Service Outage

Significant storm damage has impacted our Clearfield 104.7 FM translator site. The site will likely be off the air for some time while trees are being cleared, power restored, and the site checked by our engineers.

Additionally, over-the-air HD radio services (including WPSU-FM2 and WPSU Jazz) are currently unavailable in the State College, Altoona, Huntingdon, and Clearfield regions. We’re experiencing a significant failure with our primary transmitter that will likely take several weeks to repair or replace. We remain committed to resolving the issue and returning our HD radio services as soon as possible. WPSU-FM2 and WPSU Jazz remain available to stream online or through the WPSU app. Listen online »

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Executive order seeks to prohibit federal funding for PBS and NPR. What could this mean for WPSU?

Federal funding for WPSU helps ensure that people in central and northern Pennsylvania have equal access to free, trusted, high-quality public media.

On May 1, President Donald Trump signed an executive order prohibiting federal funding for NPR and PBS. The administration has also indicated it plans to ask Congress to rescind $1.1 billion in federal support to public media. Visit Protect My Public Media to learn more about supporting WPSU and public media across the country.

May Is Mental Health Awareness Month

WPSU recognizes the importance and impact of Mental Health Awareness Month in May. Throughout the month, WPSU invites you to join us as we broadcast eye-opening specials, powerful documentaries, and educational programs that shine a light on mental well-being and the journeys of those who have found strength through difficult times.

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WPSU Poetry Contest Winners

Thank you to every student who submitted their poem for the 2025 Poetry Writing Contest.

Join us in celebrating the top three poems selected from each grade band for the 2025 Poetry Writing Contest!

Protect Your Public Media

It’s up to all of us to safeguard WPSU’s future. You can learn more at protectmypublicmedia.org. Together, we can ensure that WPSU remains a valued resource for generations to come.

Take a stand for the local stations and programs you love.

Learn more