A camera in the room, for once.
County commissions, city councils, school boards and the occasional interview with somebody who would rather not sit for one. Public meetings are public. We point a camera at them and leave it running.
Free to watch. No account, no wall, no sign-up.
What we broadcast
Starting January 2027. Five things, in rough order of how often they happen.
Where to watch
Same broadcast, three places. Whichever you already have open.
The player at the top of this page carries every broadcast live and holds the replay afterward. Nothing to install and no account.
Simulcast to our page as it happens, which is where most people find us and where the arguing usually is.
Also simulcast on our channel, which is the easiest place to catch up later, watch on a television, or scrub to the part you actually needed.
Tell us which room to sit in
There are 77 counties and one of us. Most weeks the deciding factor in what gets covered is whether somebody told us it was happening.
If your county commission is voting on something, if a board is meeting about a closure, if a hearing is calendared that people should see, send it. Include the date, the time, the address and the agenda if there is one. A couple of weeks of notice helps. Drive time is real.
Sponsoring a broadcast
Presenting sponsors are named on air, on screen and on the replay, which keeps working long after the meeting adjourned. There are a limited number of broadcasts in a season.
Sponsorship buys placement. It does not buy coverage, advance notice of a story, or any say in what the camera points at. That is not a policy we are proud of, it is just the arrangement.