KEDT Public Media
KEDT is the community-owned PBS and NPR station for Corpus Christi and the Texas Coastal Bend, operating KEDT-TV, KEDT-FM 90.3 and KVRT 90.7 under South Texas Public Broadcasting System, Inc.
KEDT brings PBS and NPR to Corpus Christi and the Texas Coastal Bend. South Texas Public Broadcasting System, Inc., a community nonprofit, holds the licenses for KEDT-TV on channel 16, KEDT-FM at 90.3 and KVRT at 90.7 in Victoria. The television station signed on October 16, 1972, with support from businessman Charles Butt, and the stations describe themselves as your community-owned station.
KEDT-TV carries PBS and Create for the Corpus Christi and Kingsville area, and KEDT-FM offers NPR news and music programming. The stations have produced documentaries such as Justice for My People: The Dr. Hector P. Garcia Story and USS Lexington: Always Ready!, along with local news and public affairs coverage. Studios are at the KEDT Center for Educational Broadcasting on the Del Mar College campus at 3205 South Staples Street in Corpus Christi.
A staff of about 21 works in news and radio hosting, engineering and television operations, production, membership and business. Openings are posted on the station's careers page with a downloadable application that goes to its human resources inbox.