The San Francisco station is in a budget hole of $12 million and has already spent some of its cash reserves.

Rob Edwards and Brian Heffernan will co-lead St. Louis Public Radio’s newsroom.

Sponsorship reps in small markets say their clients are looking for more impressions than the streaming platform can deliver.

Pending FCC approval, commercially licensed TV properties in eastern Montana will be converted to noncommercial licenses.

Most of the staffers who lost their jobs worked in TV production, though others held digital roles or worked in fundraising.

The station’s appropriation will decline from $1 million to $250,000.

Keith Jenkins, VP of visuals and music strategy for NPR, left the network.

While individual donations have increased, the station still faces a budget shortfall due to uncertainties surrounding federal funding and declines in underwriting ...

Jayme Swain was elected professional vice chair for the PBS board of directors.

With a CPB rescission vote expected in Congress within days, PBS board approved a budget that sets station dues at $227 million.

The new contract includes higher wages and severance packages and additional paid time off.

CEO Susan Goldberg attributed the layoffs in part to concerns surrounding federal funding.

Catherine Laidlaw was promoted to chief editor of NPR’s National Desk.

Shayna Schlosberg was named VP of community connections for Oregon Public Broadcasting.

The job suspensions are linked to the Department of Education’s decision to terminate 2020–25 Ready To Learn grants.