A Huntsville public radio station announced Friday it will no longer carry NPR programming. WLRH 89.3 FM/HD made the ...

Huntsville radio station 89.3 FM WLRH will stop airing National Public Radio (NPR) programming due to federal funding cuts.

WLRH is a branch of Alabama Public Television, which lost $2.8 million in those cuts. According to Alabama Public Television, NPR programming costs $192,000 to air on WLRH.

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