O.P.B.

Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) is an independent, nonprofit public media organization that serves most of Oregon and southern Washington. Established in 1923, OPB has a rich history in educational broadcasting, beginning with its first radio station, KFDJ, and expanding into television in 1957. Today, it operates as the primary public media outlet in the region, focusing on storytelling that reflects community identity and culture.

OPB provides a variety of broadcast media, including radio and television programming that features news, educational content, cultural programming, and entertainment. It also offers digital content through its online platforms, ensuring broad access to its news and storytelling. OPB engages with the community through events and initiatives that promote dialogue on regional issues and public affairs. Additionally, it plays a vital role in delivering timely information during emergencies, such as wildfires and severe weather. OPB is committed to public service, equity, and inclusivity, making its services freely available to the public.