During the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour, PBS announced funding for Firelight Media, updates to its producer requirements and a new SVP for DEI.

The station will lease space from Chappelle, a major WYSO supporter, who bought the building last year and is renovating it to meet the station’s needs.

Megan Kamerick became a KUNM volunteer in 2005 and has also been a reporter, producer and host.

If confirmed, the nominees would fill three of four vacant board of director seats.

Filmmakers who search high and low for production money say public media must find ways to increase support for their work.

Purcell died from injuries sustained in a traffic crash last week.

Baes succeeds longtime GM Maggie Montgomery.

As employees press for higher pay and paths for career advancement, those trying to fix the problems say they're encountering reticence, reluctance and outdated research tools.

Stotesbery has led the station since 2004.

Rademaker most recently worked as GM for WCMU Public Media.

Gatewood joined "Native America Calling" in 2005.

Steck is credited with growing the station’s annual budget from $250,000 to more than $9 million when he retired.

An ambitious multimedia initiative taught the Los Angeles station's team "how to enrich our storytelling, broaden our relationships, and spark conversation."

Public TV saw "incredible growth" in sustainers, according to the donorCentrics Benchmarking Project. Meanwhile, public radio may face a "downward slope" in revenue.