The rumor was going around that The Seattle Times was preparing a major takedown of KCTS and its president, Burnill Clark. This was after the Seattle Weekly‘s own expos頯f the station’s deep problems, ...

Seattle's public television station KCTS said Wednesday that it's merging with two local news websites, including Crosscut.com. Crosscut editor-in-chief Greg Hanscom said Crosscut and KCTS will ...

Two Seattle-based non-profits are joining forces in an effort to create a new media entity that the organizations say will spark an “exciting new chapter” for regional news in the Pacific Northwest.

The video titles sound simplistic to most adults. "There Goes a Dump Truck." "There Goes a Firetruck." "There Goes a Police Car." "There Goes a Rescue Hero." A good number of kids, though, hear about ...

KCTS has laid off 11 television production staffers as the Seattle station adopts a digital-first content model. “We are not diminishing our commitment to Channel 9,” President Rob Dunlop said in an ...

Writing for The Seattle Times, a communications professor and former reporter and producer for the city’s KCTS-TV argues that the station should sell its broadcast spectrum and cede local public TV ...

It lightens the day when you choose to insert humor on the newspaper’s front page. That was the case on Wednesday when The Herald placed the debate cancellation article below the fold, but still on ...

A local longtime friend and supporter of KCTS/9 has bailed the station out of its short-term debt crisis, providing the station with a $7 million loan, KCTS announced yesterday. The news arrives on ...

Last month, public television stations across the country held their annual December pledge drives. The station that raised the most money? Recently troubled KCTS-TV in Seattle, reaping $2.2 million.

PBS’ “American Masters” program looks at the ballet company to celebrate its 75th anniversary. Ric Burns’ documentary features rehearsal footage, performances and interviews with dancers Susan Jaffe ...