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As TPR's news director, Katz leads the organization’s news and journalism efforts, overseeing the newsroom’s day-to-day management and the development of a strategic vision for the news division. He also serves on the organization’s executive leadership team.

TPR’s news team currently has 20 staff members, including reporters dedicated to in-depth coverage of subjects including arts & culture, bioscience & medicine, education, technology & entrepreneurship, military & veterans issues and state government. Previously, Katz served as the news director of WSHU Public Radio in Fairfield, Connecticut, and as a reporter, producer, and on-air host at WUFT in Gainesville, Florida.

Shelby Herbert reports on Interior Alaska for the Alaska Desk from partner station KUAC in Fairbanks. She got her start in the Alaska Public Radio network in 2023, working as the news director for KFSK in Petersburg.

Military and Veterans Affairs Reporter, WUNC News

Bonnie Petrie covers bioscience and medicine for Texas Public Radio and is the host of the Petrie Dish podcast, which explores the intersection of science, medicine, and life in the 2020s. She also brings you the latest research happening at UT Health San Antonio in a weekly report called Science & Medicine.

Robin writes and produces feature articles, documentaries, and podcasts on science, health, medicine, technology, and policy.

Eleanor Fitzgerald is a veteran and military communities reporter in San Antonio. Prior to joining The San Antonio Report, Fitzgerald reported on Texas politics for the statewide politics show Capital Tonight. While completing her bachelor’s degree in international affairs at George Washington University, Fitzgerald was a part of the Global Bachelor’s Program, spending time in South Africa, Northern Ireland and Chile to study conflict reporting.

The Navy's drive to privatize barracks concerns some observers, who note problems with the military's earlier effort to privatize on-base family housing.

Advocates say more members of Congress should reach out to Black and Latino high school students and make them aware of opportunities at the elite schools.

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In Manteo, hundreds of people turned out for an annual reenactment of a heartwarming part of the Cold War.