What defines a great news leader when the stakes become personal? In her November editorial, E&P Editor-in-Chief Gretchen A. Peck reflects on the courage, humility and commitment to service that ...

The Missouri School of Journalism announced today that Amy Simons, a professor and the John A. Walsh Distinguished Faculty ...

A union representing employees at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has filed an unfair labor practice charge against the newspaper’s new owner with the National Labor Relations Board.

The deployment of immersive election coverage is designed to help viewers of its 15 stations better understand local races, results and issues through interactive visual storytelling.

Carolyn Bailey Lewis had the word “first” associated with her name many times. She was the first Black woman to graduate from ...

For more than three decades, Max D. Lederer Jr. championed independent journalism at Stars and Stripes, serving the military community while navigating the extraordinary challenges of publishing news ...

The trailblazing journalist became editor-in-chief of ESSENCE at just 26, helping redefine how Black women were represented ...

Artificial intelligence is often discussed as a single technology, but that shorthand obscures important differences in how ...

Timing is also good because opportunities are opening for civic stewards or local groups to acquire and sustain their newspapers, which continue to provide most local reporting, from retiring ...

He became the paper’s highest-ranking Black editor, leading the Metro section and overseeing recruitment and training ...

How did a potential Republican spoiler end up on the Alaska ballot for one of the most important Senate races in the country?

Donald Trump took aim at reporter Jacob Bogage’s weight after the Reuters journalist asked a question about the president’s own health. The exchange occurred as Trump spoke with reporters near Air ...