Public Inspection Files for
Minnesota Public Radio Stations

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PUBLIC INSPECTION FILES are a requirement of the Federal Communications Commission. All existing TV and radio stations in the US, and all applicants for new broadcast stations, are required to keep certain documents relating to the station's operation and ownership in a file, in a place where members of the public may have free access to it. These files may be maintained on a computer database accessible to the public, or as paper files, which are usually kept at the main studio of the station in question, or elsewhere in the community of license, such as the local public library.

You can find further information at the FCC's website in a document titled The Public and Broadcasting; if you like, you can skip directly to the public files section.

Below is a listing of all MPR stations and translators. Clicking on the station call sign will take you to the index page for that station's public file.

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