With total dues income below $198 million, PBS projects grant revenues of $68.8 million to support content and technology initiatives.

Mike Steffon became chief revenue and growth officer of Ocean State Media in Rhode Island.

Vince Petronzio, CFO of KPBS, will retire in June.

The Illinois TV station lost nearly 80% of its revenue with the rescission of federal funding for public broadcasting.

The reduction affected the station's marketing, engineering and television production departments.

Brendan Kinney is leaving Vermont Public to lead the nonprofit that publishes VTDigger.

Barrington previously worked in editorial leadership roles for public media organizations in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Virginia.

Under the agreement, Tom Hudson will lead the South Florida Public Media Group as interim CEO.

Miskowski joined PBS Wisconsin in 1992 and was named director of television in 2015.

Cuts to federal funding increased urgency, but the stations had been discussing a new relationship for years.

NYPR filled three chief officer and VP roles.

Miskowski is stepping down after leading the public TV station for more than a decade.

The largest station in public media and its neighboring station in the region are joining forces.

The developers of the video streaming platform are adding features and gearing up to expand to more stations.

Twin Cities PBS acquired the assets of the smaller station in Austin, Minn., which faced financial strain with federal funding ending.