“A cross-platform approach will be the tip of the spear of our evolution," CEO Herb Scannell said.

As stress, workplace culture and other factors drive people out, stations increasingly struggle to find and keep staffers.

“Once recognized, we look forward to negotiating with management to ensure all eligible members are in-unit,” the employees said.

“I am rewiring more than retiring,” said Cutter, who plans to relocate to North Carolina.

The station is the latest to co-brand with PBS.

WNET plans to pay $100,000 for WEER-FM.

The proposed unit would include 42 employees in both on-air and off-air roles.

"We are excited about the background skills and energy that Wayne will bring to Alabama Public Television."

Seaborn is currently CCO at Texas Tech Public Media in Lubbock, where he has worked for more than eight years.

He begins later this month.

The award is GBH's largest private grant ever.

NPR, Native Public Media and the National Federation of Community Broadcasters shared concerns about the costs and resources it would take for ...

Betteo had led the station for nine years.

The statements come after a reporter said she was "let go" from her WVPB job after reporting on a state agency.

Burnett has served as interim station manager since July.