Louisiana Public Broadcasting / Louisiana Educational TV Authority

Louisiana Public Broadcasting (LPB) is Louisiana’s statewide public television network, dedicated to providing educational, cultural, and news programming to the state’s residents. Established in 1975, LPB serves as a vital resource for Louisiana communities, offering a diverse range of programs including documentaries, children’s content, news magazines, and travel series like ‘Louisiana Legends’ and ‘LA64,’ which explores the unique parishes and traditions of the state. LPB’s commitment to quality programming and community engagement is further demonstrated through initiatives like Camp LPB, offering hands-on learning experiences for children, and the Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library program, fostering a love of reading in young children across Louisiana. As a commercial-free network, LPB focuses on delivering trusted journalism and enriching content for audiences of all ages, supported by sponsors like the Louisiana Lottery, which shares a commitment to education and public service. With a staff of approximately 88 employees, LPB continues to play a crucial role in Louisiana’s media landscape, connecting citizens and shaping the state’s cultural narrative.