JPR has completed acquisition of two new FM stations that will improve its service in Siskiyou County. Effective immediately, the following FM stations will carry JPR's News and Information Service:KSYC-FM | Yreka | 103.9 FMKHWA | Mt. Shasta/Weed | 102.3 FMConsecutive with the sign-on of these new stations, JPR will discontinue operation of KSYC-AM/Yreka on 1490 AM and its FM translator at 97.9 FM.

Murrow judges selected JPR's coverage of failing wells in the parched Klamath Basin during a year of unprecedented drought.

Jefferson Public Radio and Southern Oregon University’s Laboratory of Anthropology (SOULA) are recipients of a 2022 Oregon Heritage Excellence Award. The award recognizes individuals, organizations, and projects that have made outstanding contributions to preserving Oregon’s heritage.

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.