Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting

The Voice of America Museum in West Chester launches a a five-part series on journalism with a documentary chronicling how three reporters escaped Afghanistan.

We've all seen the press corps shouting questions to President Donald Trump on the White House south lawn, before boarding a helicopter taking him to Air…

The Voice of America began broadcasting in 1942 to combat Nazi propaganda with accurate and unbiased news and information. The VOA is still the largest…

"Who Can I Trust To Give Me The Real News?"That's the topic for real journalists when they discuss the phenomenon of fake news at the National Voice of…

Snarfie R. Dog, Hattie the Witch, Teaser the Mouse, the Treehouse and the Castle… If you loved Larry Smith's puppets, you need to see the collection on…

From the "Uncle Al Show" to WKRQ-FM and "WKRP in Cincinnati," memorabilia from Cincinnati's rich broadcasting legacy will be on display at the main Public…