KERA is a community-supported media organization that delivers distinctive, relevant, and essential content to the residents of North Texas. Through public television, radio, and multimedia resources, KERA aims to educate, engage, inspire, inform, and entertain its audience. Serving as an invaluable alternative to commercial media, KERA reflects the spirit and diversity of the region while providing a wide range of programming.

KERA TV, which started broadcasting in September 1960, offers captivating documentaries on Independent Lens, perspectives on PBS NewsHour, and unique entertainers on Great Performances. Additionally, the KERA television lineup includes KERA Kids 24/7, providing free access to popular, curriculum-based programs from PBS KIDS; KERA Create, offering the best of public television's how-to shows; and KERA World, which showcases award-winning news, documentaries, and public affairs programs from around the globe. KERA Kids provides a safe harbor for children, offering educational programming free of violence and offensive content.

Moreover, KERA FM ranks among the most-listened-to public radio news stations in the US, featuring thoughtful conversations, news programs, and engaging stories. KERA also includes KERA News, which brings voices from every corner of Texas to explore the local impact of the day's news; Art&Seek, offering award-winning journalism and an interactive arts event calendar; and KXT 91. 7, a commercial-free radio station that supports local artists and plays a unique mix of new, local, and legendary music.

With a vast range of offerings, KERA is committed to enriching the lives of North Texans through informative and entertaining content across various platforms