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Our Classics & News service on 102.5 FM and 101.9 FM is experiencing intermittent audio impairments. Our engineer will restore service as soon as possible. -
PG&E has scheduled maintenance outages for Friday, May 17th and Tuesday, May 21st. These outages will affect our News & Information service on 91.5 FM. PG&E estimates service will go down around 7 a.m. and be restored by 2 p.m. both days.
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JPR's News Director Liam Moriarty is retiring. You've probably heard his voice. He's been covering the news here and abroad for over 30 years. -
JPR and the Oregon Center for the Arts at Southern Oregon University present The Weepies in concert Tuesday, January 18th at the SOU Music Recital Hall in… -
The Jefferson Public Radio newsroom is among this year's winners of the regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, the regional SPJ Contest, and the PMJA Awards. -
This is the 4th year running JPR News has won in the Hard News category. -
JPR's News & Information service on 1230 AM is back on the air after our transmitter site was destroyed in the Almeda Fire. -
From all of us at JPR, thanks so much for your generous support during our Virtual Fall Fund Drive! We appreciate your vote of confidence and commitment… -
Sometimes it feels like 2020 is simply a doomed year. -
Murrow judges chose JPR reporter April Ehrlich's series Oppressed By Wildfire, as the best news series by a small-market radio station nationwide. -
David Greene is stepping back from hosting to focus on other projects, his last day will be December 29, 2020. -
Jefferson Public Radio will broadcast NPR's special coverage of the upcoming Presidential and Vice-Presidential Debates. -
Following the upgrade of JPR's Classics & News service to its new frequency on 101.1 FM, we are now offering our News & Information service on 96.9 FM in the Redding area. We encourage you to check it out! -
Beginning Saturday, September 5th, JPR will make a number of changes to our program schedules.
