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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced today that it will begin winding down its operations, ending six decades of funding public media.

Created by the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967 and signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson, the CPB was established as a private, nonprofit corporation charged with distributing federal appropriations to educational radio and television stations nationwide, including WHYY.

“Public media has been one of the most trusted institutions in American life, providing educational opportunity, emergency alerts, civil discourse, and cultural connection to every corner of the country,” CPB President and CEO Patricia Harrison said i

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