Table of Contents
Annual Reports
Ethical Guidelines
Financial Statements
Local Content Reports
Open Meetings
Public Inspection Files
Social Media Guidelines
Trade Agreements
Leadership Information
Annual Reports
WPR’s annual reports cover highlights from the year as well as public notice reports. All annual reports are in PDF format.
Ethical Guidelines
Wisconsin Public Radio and PBS Wisconsin regularly review their institutional editorial ethics framework. Public radio and public television journalists and managers created a statement of our values and broad directions in a document known as “Principles of Editorial Integrity.” We have adapted and embraced this document as the framework for the specific guidance contained in our own WPR and PBS Wisconsin Editorial Integrity Policies and Editorial Practices.
- WPR Election Coverage Policy (June 2018 PDF)
- WPM Editorial Practices (Nov 2019 PDF)
- WPM Disclosure Policy (Nov 2019 PDF)
- Wisconsin Public Media Code of Ethics (April 2024 PDF)
Financial Statements
Each year the financial statements of WHA Radio, a department of Wisconsin Public Media at University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board are audited by an independent auditor.
For more information on the audit and Annual Financial Report filed by the ECB, visit the Resources page on ecb.org.
For more information on the audit and Annual Financial Report filed by WPM, visit the Reports page on wpm.wisc.edu.
Local Content Reports
Each year, WPR completes Local Content Reports that are submitted to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting for WHA-AM, WLSU-FM, WERN-FM and WHAD-FM.
Here are the latest reports :
- WHA Local Content Report (PDF Format)
- WHAD Local Content Report (PDF Format)
- WERN Local Content Report (PDF Format)
- WLSU Local Content Report (PDF Format)
Open Meetings Information
Meetings of the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System and the Board of Directors of the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board, and their committees that relate to Wisconsin Public Radio broadcast stations, are generally open to the public.
Certain meetings, or portions of meetings, may be closed in order to address confidential information or proprietary matters.
Meeting Notices and Minutes from Prior Meetings:
Public Inspection Files
Social Media Guidelines
We invite listeners to engage with our content, and each other, in a way that is thoughtful, authentic and respectful. The comments you post to our social media channels may be used on-air and may be edited for length and clarity.
View WPR’s social media guidelines