 PBS provides a common schedule of networked primetime programming, but member stations are generally given flexibility in how programming is scheduled outside of primetime, which may consist of other PBS programs (such as the network's "PBS Kids" lineup) and local productions.Member stations may contribute to programs being produced for the network schedule.PBS does not have any owned-and-operated stations, but has several "de facto" flagships in major markets which are well known for their involvement in networked programming, such as WNET-TV in New York, WGBH-TV in Boston, and WETA-TV in Washington (which produces the network's national newscast, the "PBS NewsHour").