Detroit Public Television (Detroit PBS), a privately owned public broadcasting station, was founded in 1955. As of 2023, it employs approximately 170 people and reports annual revenues of around $10 million. Its headquarters are located in the United States.
On August 12, 2025, Priority Health sponsored six calming stations at various Detroit Public Library locations. These stations, created by Detroit PBS Kids, aim to help children manage stress, regulate emotions, and develop healthy coping strategies. Detroit PBS also partnered with Priority Health and Detroit Public Libraries to place calming stations in libraries to help children manage stress and develop coping skills. Despite federal funding cuts resulting in staffing reductions, Detroit PBS announced a $35 million plan to relocate its headquarters back to the city, aiming to improve community engagement and streamline operations. The station also appointed three new members to its board of trustees to help navigate challenges stemming from the federal funding cuts. The President & CEO of Detroit PBS discussed the impact of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s upcoming closure.
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