The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which distributes 70% of its funding to local stations, announced its closure Aug. 1 after losing more than $1 billion in federal funds last month.

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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting had long provided federal funding to local public radio and television stations across the country.

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Nick Hinojosa was hired as Lebanon's new basketball coach and Monrovia moved quickly to replace him, naming Brian Barber coach.