Associated Press journalists and staffers from China, Ukraine, the U.S. and beyond are among the winners of the 2023 Oliver S. Gramling Awards, the highest internal honors of The Associated Press. more

After paying heightened attention to national politics in 2020 (42%) and 2021 (38%), the percentage of Americans reporting they follow news about national politics “very closely” has dipped to 32% — a more normal reading for nonelection years. more

In 2016, 51% of U.S. adults said they followed the news all or most of the time. But that share fell to 38% in 2022, the most recent time we asked this question. more

Racial and ethnic diversity across the nonprofit news sector increased between 2020 and 2022, according to research from the Institute for Nonprofit News. more

An appellate panel said Texas photojournalists were wrong to believe they have a sweeping First Amendment right to film private citizens on private property without permission. more

Matthew Brown has been hired as the new race and politics reporter, joining AP’s growing national Race and Ethnicity team. more

The legislation would allocate $11 million annually to local news subsidies for D.C.'s roughly 670,000 residents. more

Assistant publisher Lucas Presson has added general manager responsibilities and will be responsible for the newspaper's day-to-day operations as well as the company's Cape Girardeau commercial printing operation. more

Wayne Snow may be new to his position as publisher and advertising director at Summerville Communications Inc., but his experience and record of success span decades. more

His experience in developing and managing effective advertising campaigns is extensive and includes a deep knowledge of SEM, video, OTT/CTV, social media, streaming audio, targeted display, targeted email, direct mail and print. more

The journalism produced by the 70th Scripps Howard Award winners spurred action and led to changes across the globe. The Scripps Howard Awards, presented by the Scripps Howard Fund, honor reporting from television stations, networks, radio and podcasts, visual media, online media outlets, independent producers, newspapers and print publications. more

Gannett has named Mark Russell as vice president and region editor for the South.  more

With all of the demands on a newsroom, how do you make time to build new habits in pursuit of larger goals? more

AIM Media Indiana, LLC has announced the appointment of Christina “Chris” Cosner as regional advertising director with responsibility for all AIM Media properties in Indiana. more

A limited number of journalists in Gaza are trying to report on the war with Israel while facing the same problems as the besieged Palestinian population there — wondering where to live, where to get food and water, and how to stay safe. more

Striking journalists at the Post-Gazette marked the one-year anniversary of their work stoppage Wednesday. more

More than five dozen daily newspapers owned by investment firm Alden Global Capital ran an editorial on Wednesday urging the news media to describe Hamas as a terrorist organization and its Oct. 7 attack on Israel as a terrorist attack. more

The 32% of Americans who say they trust the mass media “a great deal” or “a fair amount” to report the news in a full, fair and accurate way ties Gallup’s lowest historical reading, previously recorded in 2016. Although trust in media currently matches the historical low, it was statistically similar in 2021 (36%) and 2022 (34%). more

The project marks the launch of AJC Films, part of the storied newspaper's recently announced effort to transform itself into a modern media company through new voices, content and mediums. more

A Russian-American journalist working for a U.S. government-funded media company has been detained in Russia and charged with failing to register as a foreign agent, according to her employer. more