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By Vicki Bradley News Director, WTXL ABC27 Being a news director is a privilege. It’s also a position for many that wasn’t the...

During the past year, the job of seeking and reporting the truth became increasingly dangerous. Journalists were threatened, assaulted and arrested...

How can you build trust with your audience when trust in the news media is at a historic low? One way is to improve how you manage corrections...

By Stephanie Bertini One year ago, I sat down to write about how the COVID-19 pandemic suddenly became the story and the focus of all our lives. It...

By Lucia Starbuck KUNR Public Radio What is the best way to find out how the last year has affected high school students? Hear from them directly....

How one station’s experience included a surprising and unusual police response By Dan Shelley RTDNA Executive Director On March 8, 2021,...

By Katalina Deaven Center for Media Engagement Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, television news has served as a crucial source of information...

By Haley Suh and Peter Freeby Between a pandemic and a presidential election, 2020 appears to have heightened a worrisome rise in misinformation...

Natalie Van Hoozer A year into the COVID-19 pandemic, KUNR Public Radio, the NPR member station in Northern Nevada, has organized four Facebook...

Watch a press conference, turn on a newscast, or overhear just about any phone conversation these days and you’ll hear mayors discussing R...

Local news is playing a critical role in the public health response to COVID-19, including vaccine rollout, a group of scientists, science...

Navigating the Newsroom Benefits and Ethical Pitfalls of Social Media Social media can be a valuable tool for both news gathering and news...