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The agreement comes after two years of negotiating, during which WPSU was slated to permanently close following federal funding cuts.
WPSU will continue serving more than 1.5 million people in central and northern Pennsylvania with its acquisition by Philadelphia-area public broadcaster
"At WHYY, we believe in the fundamental right of any citizen in our country to have access to a free, trustworthy media experience."