WTJX Warns Three Employees Could Be Laid Off After Losing $1.3M in Federal Public Broadcasting Funds
- Nelcia Charlemagne
- August 19, 2026
WTJX could begin laying off employees after losing $1.3 million in annual federal public broadcastin...
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