WBUR CitySpace unveils new fall lineup

Join WBUR for a community listening session in Brockton

We would like to invite you to a community listening session hosted by WBUR, Boston's NPR station. This session is an opportunity for us to hear directly from the Brockton...

Climate smart people and places featured in new 'Here & Now' series

WBUR CitySpace presents our can't-miss summer lineup

Here & Now expands environmental coverage with Grist partnership

The partnership will bring new environmental coverage to the show's millions of weekly listeners.

WBUR unveils fresh weekend programming lineup, showcasing popular shows and engaging narratives

From "Wait Wait… Don't Tell Me!" to "The Moth Radio Hour." Check out the latest updates to our weekend schedule.

WBUR wins 8 regional Murrow Awards, including overall excellence

"It's a thrill to see the work of WBUR editorial teams being recognized today by RTDNA with such prestigious honors in so many categories," said Victor Hernandez, WBUR chief content...

Revelations about domestic violence secrecy and frontline COVID workers' pay struggles unfold in WBUR's National Headliner-winning coverage

Two wins across the National Headliner Awards' radio categories have expanded WBUR's roster of recognition this year.

NPR Board elects Margaret Low to the NPR Board of Directors

"I've devoted my entire professional life to journalism in the public interest," says Low. "I hope I can make a difference for NPR and Member stations at this critical juncture...

Boston Marathon coverage: From solemn remembrances to celebratory moments

WBUR is your destination for complete coverage of race day — and its impact.

A note on Twitter from WBUR CEO Margaret Low

NPR has announced that it will no longer post to its official Twitter feeds. WBUR is following suit.

WBUR photographers reflect on Boston Marathon bombings ahead of CitySpace ‘The Finish Line’ exhibit

In the Q&A below, WBUR photographers Jesse Costa and Robin Lubbock discuss the stories behind some of the marathon photographs they've captured through the years. You can see "The Finish...

On Point takes home two Gracies for outstanding programming about women by women

The show, produced by WBUR and distributed by American Public Media, investigates domestic violence in this year's honored segments.

'Violation' podcast: a horrible crime, and the two families it still haunts

The consequences of a 1986 murder are the catalyst for host Beth Schwartzapfel's new podcast.

Martha's Vineyard portrait of displaced immigrants recognized among Boston's 'pictures of the year'

The young couple's embrace, captured by photographer Jesse Costa, has been recognized by the Boston Press Photographers Association.

WBUR and The Marshall Project release new podcast "Violation" on the case of Jacob Wideman

Two families and the unthinkable crime that binds them. A new audio series from WBUR, Boston's NPR, and The Marshall Project explores America's opaque parole system through a 1986 murder.

New episodes, picture books and podcast festival lineups mark milestones for children's show Circle Round

You won't want to miss Circle Round host Rebecca Sheir and composer Eric Shimelonis at CitySpace on Saturday, April 15.

First-place win shines spotlight on On Point healthcare coverage

The show's special series on artificial intelligence and the future of healthcare won first place in audio reporting in the AHCJ annual Awards for Excellence.

'Freakonomics' returns to WBUR airwaves

Freakonomics, Radio Boston and 1A. Mark your calendars for these exciting new additions to our schedule.