Watch the live broadcast Wednesday, February 1 at noon on THIRTEEN. Governor Kathy Hochul’s budget proposal will address her housing plan and more.

The animated PBS series Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum will teach kids about influential Black Americans in February, from freedom fighters to athletes to musicians.

Queens Borough Pres. Donovan Richards will speak before his candlelight vigil tonight to demand accountability for the officers who killed Tyre Nichols. Bronx Borough Pres. Vanessa Gibson prays we remember the way Nichols lived and not the violent way he died.

Personal recommendations from our Senior Director of Programming, Susie Hernandez: stream documentaries and concerts featuring and Quincy Jones, Miles Davis, Loretta Lynn, Tina Turner with THRITEEN Passport.

THIRTEEN will carry the live broadcast of the New York City State of the City Address 2023 on Thursday, January 26, from approximately 12 noon to 1 p.m.

The premiere of Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World, new Finding Your Roots stories, astronomers’ research on NOVA, encores of The Black Church and Making Black America and more.

Stream the FRONTLINE investigation Putin and the Presidents starting January 24. The documentary covers five U.S. presidential administrations and airs Tuesday, January 31.

Seasons 10 and 11 of Call the Midwife are streaming now. THIRTEEN members can use the benefit THIRTEEN Passport to watch each new Season 12 episode prior to broadcast premieres, which start March 19, 2023.

Stream new PBS dramas, including The Blood Pact (Klem), set in The Netherlands; Estonia’s World War II series Madame K, set in a brothel; and Cold War seduction in The Same Sky, set in Berlin in 1974.

From its Unauthorized History of the NFL in 1983 to investigating opioid profits and wars in Afghanistan and Ukraine, the PBS broadcast has revealed facts and influenced change.