The Courier Journal won numerous awards at the Society of Professional Journalists Louisville Pro Chapter 2025 ceremony, including Journalist of the Year.

“The past two decades or so were dominated by a glorification of fast-paced ‘hustle culture’ — trends like cottagecore and ...

The Los Angeles Times is excited to introduce the Class of 2025 summer interns, continuing a time-honored tradition of training the next generation of multimedia journalists. The 26 college students ...

Sacha Jenkins, a celebrated hip-hop journalist and documentary filmmaker who produced films about artists including Wu-Tang ...

Our recommendations for summer reading in 2025, featuring many books from Wisconsin writers, and including selections for children and teens.

Federal prosecutors have yet to prove their case against the 55-year-old music mogul accused of running a criminal enterprise, longtime attorneys told Newsweek.

Learn more in The N&O’s higher education newsletter about the programs across the UNC System that are being allowed to continue requiring DEI classwork.

He was an amazing person, and we will miss him greatly.” Long-time Tacoma News Tribune reporter Craig Sailor died on Thursday, May 1, 2025. He was 61 years old. He had worked for The News ...

The Abilene Reporter-News won 10 awards at the Texas Managing Editors convention. Ronald W. Erdrich was named Star Photojournalist of the Year for the fourth time. Lani Sneed won third place for ...

MADISON — Annually during March the Wisconsin Newspaper Association holds it’s convention and Better Newspaper Contest in Madison. The Tribune Press Reporter’s design expert ... The other was the ...

The Reporter won five awards in the 2024 Better Newspaper Contest. Reporter Daphne Lemke received a first-place award for her series on accessibility. Lemke also received three second-place awards ...

She specializes in painting and clay, while his focus outside of graphics is on papier mâché. Joining his wife’s library art, her husband built the larger papier mâché installations at Brownell.