Austin Fuller is a reporter at Current. With a decade of experience in daily journalism, he has covered a range of topics including business, entertainment, and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on local industries in Florida, particularly in Orlando. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Miami Herald and Yahoo News.
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CPB is providing another $2.65 million in grants to boost coverage of state government in seven states.
By: Tyler Falk, Austin Fuller, Julian Wyllie
Judith Smelser/WMFE Covering Hurricane Milton for WMFE, from left: Audio Content Director Brad Waldo, “Engage” host Cheryn Stone and Assistant News Director Brendan Byrne.
By: Austin Fuller
Nine public media stations are each receiving $100,000 grants from Press Forward to help close persistent news coverage gaps in their communities.
By: Austin Fuller
For KDLL in Kenai, Alaska, $100,000 in funding from Press Forward comes at an important time.
By: Austin Fuller
CPB has awarded $1.9 million to NPR to support 11 new positions in its newsroom.
By: Austin Fuller
CPB has named former Sesame Workshop CFO Daryl Mintz as CFO and treasurer.
Anderson, who has directed Oklahoma’s public TV network since 2017, previously led WUCF in Orlando, Fla., and New Mexico PBS.
By: Austin Fuller
With its latest round of funding, CPB has invested $4.9 million in its state government initiative.
By: Austin Fuller
GBH has accepted an offer to sell the building in Woods Hole, Mass., that is home to its radio station CAI, a GBH spokesperson told Current.
By: Austin Fuller
President Joe Biden nominated two new directors to the CPB board as three members depart.
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