Megan Pratz left Cheddar News to join NPR as political editor.

The Pennsylvania station wanted to “secure the foundation” of CDP’s technology buildout, according to a spokesperson.

Brett Neely will be supervising editor for NPR’s disinformation team.

Dahl is leaving his job at KVNF in Paonia, Colo.

Gov. Tom Wolf had proposed restoring state support for the stations this year, but the legislature declined.

Zachary led Milwaukee PBS through the FCC spectrum auction, which generated $85 million for the station.

NPR promoted Bruce Auster and Kathy Goldgeier within its collaborative journalism team.

Union organizers say they aim to improve staff morale and reduce turnover.

Altman will continue leading the dual licensee while the board seeks his successor.

NPR promoted Vickie Walton-James to acting managing editor for news, while Ammad Omar steps up to chief national editor.

The nomination of another Biden appointee, Kathy Im, still awaits confirmation by the Senate.

NASA Inspires Futures for Tomorrow’s Youth, a new initiative, will pair 100 NASA STEM professionals with students ages 9–14.

Teresa Frontado left KUT in Austin, Texas, to join WAMU.

Yolanda Sangweni was promoted to VP of programming and new content development for NPR.

Reese succeeds Gene Purcell, who died last year.