Debra Sanchez is leaving CPB to work for the National Safety Council.

A commissioner who had advocated for cutting ties called PBS “the enemy of what I stand with.”

The Alabama Educational Television Commission is expected to vote Tuesday on whether to cut ties with PBS and drop its programming.

The restructuring includes the elimination of 34 positions, following another round of cuts made in September.

Joe has worked for CPB since 2009.

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, IPM’s licensee, appointed two station employees as co-executive directors.

The station plans to eliminate jobs in its finance, marketing, technology and children’s programming departments.

Evan Slavitt, EVP and general counsel, is leaving his role at CPB to join the Brandeis Center.

The Los Angeles station is absorbing the loss of $4.3 million in federal funding.

For the five organizations that help independent filmmakers secure financial support and training, CPB funding was foundational to their grantmaking.

Zoe Clark, who joined Michigan Public in 2006, was promoted to associate GM.

The initiative formally launched in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic and had continued to receive funding from the state.

The university licensee aims to cut annual costs by $1.8 million and is weighing next steps for KWSU’s license.

“Serving WJCT Public Media through this period of growth has been a tremendous honor,” McGowan said.

Catherine Robb, a media attorney and counsel for Haynes and Boone, LLP, was named chair of the PBS board of directors.