Many promised to use fewer mugshots in their reporting. Journalists acknowledged that they were part of the problem. By ...
A surge of ‘rage giving’ and philanthropy helped stave off widespread closures, but many public media organizations remain ...
A new Medill study found 170 papers closed or merged over the past year, while 26 more counties became news deserts ...
No secondary cases have been confirmed, but experts say Russia’s response and lack of answers warrant continued scrutiny ...
Reporters across the country say they’re being denied credentials, shut out of government spaces and stonewalled by public ...
Hundreds of college newspapers publish at universities that don't offer journalism majors. That's no problem for the students ...
Right-wing influencers pointed to a recorded phone call as proof. The hospital says Talarico was never a patient there.
The Texas Democrat once advocated for reducing meat consumption. Trump has turned that into a recurring rally line ...
Love it or hate it, digital news outlet Black Indy LIVE has more social media followers than the city’s 131-year-old Black ...
Sophie Levenson graduated in May from Duke University, where she worked for its independent student newspaper, The Chronicle, ...
Poynter announces 33 journalists and newsroom leaders selected for its first Leading AI in the Newsroom cohort, focused on responsible AI adoption and leadership.
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