Hunton fills the vacancy left by Kim Johnson, who resigned from the board and PBS12 in Denver.

Feingold has led the station since 2015.

Meraji has co-hosted the podcast since its 2016 launch.

Chang previously worked as a programming director for KCET in Los Angeles and as supervising producer for AmDoc/POV.

Alquist succeeds Chuck Holmes, who left the station earlier this year to run a nonprofit.

Wielunski previously worked as Chicago Public Media’s director of membership growth and acquisition.

Johnson joined the station in 1989 and previously worked as studio supervisor and VP of operations.

While income from individual giving grew 5% last fiscal year, stations were hit by losses in all other revenue categories.

Hanks succeeds Bill Sanford, who announced his retirement last month.

APTS President Pat Butler called the proposal “a good first step.”

Tovares is developing a podcast for U.S. and Latin American audiences.

"Television and radio should be getting together. Joint licensees have advantages that neither one of us have individually."

Pisaneschi joined the station in 1985 and became GM in 2013.

Sanford has led the station since 2000.

Madrigal, a staff writer for The Atlantic, is also co-founder of the magazine’s COVID Tracking Project.