Turner succeeds Susi Elkins, who left the station earlier this year.

Marrapodi joined NPR in 2019 as live specials lead.

PBS President Paula Kerger called Christensen “a giant of public television.”

Jeff Sine became NPR’s board chair, while Jennifer Ferro moved up to vice chair.

Goldberg was previously editorial director and editor-in-chief for National Geographic.

The co-anchors start in their roles Jan. 2.

Woodruff announced in May that she would leave her anchor role.

Centralcast and Digital Convergence Alliance will combine their operations in Syracuse, N.Y., next year.

Create Cooking Challenge winners from St. Louis and Tampa, Fla., present Indian- and Cuban-inspired recipes for the how-to channel’s website.

Hirasa succeeds Leanne Kaʻiulani Ferrer, who died last year.

Before joining NPR, Irene Noguchi worked for the New York Times, Politico, Vox and public media stations.

The podcasts produced by Ball State PBS, East Tennessee PBS, KERA and WNET are expected to debut next year.

Kaplan, who joined NPR in 1997, became the network’s VP of audience insights.

Leyva will be the station's sixth leader since 2013.

Sara Robertson most recently worked as SVP of production at the Texas station.