CEO Patricia Harrison said CPB is protecting the integrity of the public media system by dissolving “rather than allowing the organization to remain defunded and vulnerable to additional attacks.”

Diane Kaplan, who joined CPB’s board in 2022, resigned from her seat.

Laney is currently station manager for WUSF.

“All four of these programs really get into the hallmarks of what you find on public media and that we are always working to bring to our audience,” said Diane Masciale, VP of WNET Station Group.

Kevin Kalvitis was named CMO of WXXI.

The Oregon-based foundation is supporting Native Public Media and the Public Media Bridge Fund.

SVP of Station Services Susi Elkins said PBS was shocked to learn that the Arkansas Educational Television Commission would drop its programming.

With the legal dispute between NPR and CPB settled, PMI's leaders discuss their plans for providing new distribution services to public media.

As the Trump administration ramps up ICE actions, Spanish-language stations are working with limited resources to inform listeners while staying under the radar.

The grants will support public media organizations in seven states and regions, including Alaska and Central Appalachia.

Propelled in part by numerous Masterpiece dramas based on her novels, Austen's popularity shows no signs of abating.

One program will cover international affairs, and the other will focus on science, technology and health.

The lawsuit may determine not only control of foundation money but also whether PBS programming will continue on the station beyond 2026.

Danny Miller, co-EP of WHYY's Fresh Air, is retiring.

The Arkansas Educational Television Commission voted 6-2 Thursday to drop PBS programming next summer.