Twin Cities PBS
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Founded in 1957, Twin Cities PBS is one of the most innovative public media organizations in the country. Every day, TPT uses the power of media to advance the arts, spur learning, help young people succeed and help adults age vitally. TPT presents extraordinary PBS programming and also produces award-winning content for the national PBS system. In 2015, TPT was the highest-rated local public television service in the nation for the fourth year in a row. TPT’s programs and productions have been honored with numerous awards, including Peabody awards and national and regional Emmys. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Minneapolis-Saint Paul |
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| Broadcast Affiliation | PBS |
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Search ArticlesTwin Cities PBS Will Become Minnesota PBS, Expanding Service to Southern Minnesota with Addition of KSMQ
Twin Cities PBS announced today that it will become Minnesota PBS on September 1, 2026, with the addition of KSMQ, extending regional and national PBS programming to nearly 350,000 new viewers, including those in Austin, Rochester, Winona, and throughout seven southern Minnesota counties. The transition to Minnesota PBS comes just over a year after the elimination of federal funding for public broadcasting in July 2025.
Introducing Relish Presents: A New Three-Part Series Celebrating Minnesota's Culinary Storytellers
← Return to stories August 13, 2026 WYSIWYG Food can tell us where we come from, introduce us to new cultures, and bring people together around the same table. In Minnesota, some of the most compelling stories are being told through the people who grow, cook, create, and share food every day. That’s the idea behind Relish Presents, a new three-part documentary-style series from the Twin Cities PBS producers of the Daytime Emmy®-nominated and James Beard Media Award-winning Relish.
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