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Comings and goings: KPBS CFO to retire, OPB hires marketing VP …
Vince Petronzio, CFO of KPBS, will retire in June.
WFSU GM David Mullins to retire
Mullins has led the station for more than a decade.
OETA looks to next governor, legislative session in bid to avoid shutdown
The station hopes a shift in political support could reverse the effects of a veto by current Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt.
NPR reduces staff through layoffs, buyouts
The job cuts will reduce NPR's content division by about 4%.
KCUR employs all-out approach for World Cup coverage
With the World Cup less than a month away, the station has launched a newsletter, created special podcast episodes and enlisted its entire newsroom to report on the event.
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WEIU-TV ends over-the-air broadcasting
The Illinois TV station lost nearly 80% of its revenue with the rescission of federal funding for public broadcasting.Comings and goings: MPR hires chief meteorologist, WHRO expands newsroom ...
Ben Cathey was previously a Ted Scripps Fellow in Environmental Journalism at the University of Colorado at Boulder.A new NPR podcast dares to ask ‘Are We Doomed?’
Creator Ben Bradford says the show can interrogate the “growing feeling across society that things are falling apart and are less good than they used to be.”Indiana Public Media cuts staff
The reduction affected the station's marketing, engineering and television production departments.
NPR turns to buyout program amid revenue decline
CEO Katherine Maher also announced a newsroom reorganization and leadership changes.Ex-NPR colleagues team up on podcast about cannabis and aging
Independent producer Karen Michel is channeling her longtime interest into a budding podcast, Ganja Granny.Texas Public Radio to merge operations with nonprofit San Antonio Report
The San Antonio broadcaster and the local newsroom will team up to better serve the region.
April CDP Index: Radio experiences first decline in new donors since rescission
Though all other Index metrics continued to see growth in the first quarter of 2026, new donors for radio declined by almost 6% from the same period last year.Comings and goings: COOs at Vermont Public, KUOW announce departures
Brendan Kinney is leaving Vermont Public to lead the nonprofit that publishes VTDigger.Veto override to save OETA fails in Oklahoma Senate
Failing to extend the station’s expiration date means it will have to begin closing July 1. It will have a year to wind down operations.
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