Woods joined the network in 2010.

The layoffs are the fourth round of cuts at the station in as many years.

Many independent creators are earning far less than their intended rate due to problems like “project bleed.”

“We recognize the difficulty of the stations’ situations, and we are exploring all avenues to move forward expeditiously,” a CPB spokesperson said.

Kelley succeeds Greg Giczi, who is retiring.

“I am humbled and thrilled to be joining Planned Parenthood at this critical time,” Hanser said in a press release.

Iverson took a job with the city of Bethel.

The station's Youth Power events consisted of public listening sessions that brought in youth activist groups from across the Bay Area so KALW and attendees could “learn about, from them, what they are concerned about for their communities."

Paul Hunton and Stephen George accepted new seats on NPR’s board.

“With an exceptional staff and Board, the future is bright,” she wrote in announcing her departure as ED.

A national survey of music station leaders begins Thursday and continues through March 7.

New York City's Education Department has posted the videos on its own website.

INSIDE: Caregiving, the first production to be funded through WOSU's new endowment, aims to help audiences understand and prepare for the challenges of elder care.

Democratic Sens. Jamie Scott of North Little Rock and Clarke Tucker of Little Rock expressed concerns that Arkansas PBS would lose both federal and private funding if its governance were no longer independent of the executive branch.

The bill prevents state officials from providing state or federal funding to Prairie Public.