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How to level up your interview skills by learning to listen better

It may be just part of the daily news cycle to you and your audience, but to your interviewees it could be a major or traumatic moment they are reliving. Active listening is the key to better stories and better treatment of sources. more

Police arrest county official in reporter’s stabbing death

Clark County Public Administrator Robert Telles was arrested on suspicion of murder Wednesday evening in the fatal stabbing of Las Vegas Review-Journal reporter Jeff German, whose investigation of the politician contributed to his primary election loss in June. more

A paper in tiny Crestone, Colorado, is ‘on the leading edge’ of legacy newspapers going nonprofit

It’s not just the paper’s connection to the community that has helped it transition to nonprofit status, it’s also the other trailblazers in Colorado’s nonprofit journalism that have helped the Crestone organizers believe they can do it. more

What it’s like to report on the Jackson water crisis as a local journalist

Reporters at Mississippi Today — a local nonprofit outlet that was founded in 2016 — have been working to keep residents updated on the city’s complex, constantly evolving water crisis even as they deal with the consequences of the failing system themselves. more

Police search county official’s home in connection with reporter’s killing

Authorities served search warrants Wednesday morning in connection with the slaying of Las Vegas Review-Journal investigative reporter Jeff German, Las Vegas police said. more

Jeffrey Hayden named as new publisher of The Transcript

Jeffrey M. Hayden, an accomplished newspaper executive, has been appointed publisher of The Norman (Oklahoma) Transcript, effective immediately. more

Judge: Musk can use Twitter whistleblower but not delay case

Elon Musk will be able to include new evidence from a Twitter whistleblower as he fights to get out of his $44 billion deal to buy the social media company, but Musk won’t be able to delay a high-stakes October trial over the dispute, a judge ruled Wednesday. more

Police correct timeline in fatal stabbing of Vegas reporter

Police on Tuesday released a photo of a vehicle that could have been used by a possible suspect in the fatal stabbing of a Las Vegas newspaper’s investigator reporter. more

Atlanta Journal-Constitution may be about to drop its daily print editions

The challenges to cutting back to a weekly print edition are several. But there are real benefits, too. more

AP announces appointments for key Middle East posts

In a memo to staff on Tuesday, Vice President and Head of Global Newsgathering Paul Haven and Middle East News Director Karin Laub announced key appointments for news leaders in two important sub-regions. more

SCS announces promotion and new hire

SCS is excited to announce that its longtime director of sales, Phil Curtolo, has been promoted to vice president of sales. more

America's Newspapers welcomes new members

America's Newspapers is honored to welcome four new Solutions Partners into membership. more

Paxton Media Group acquires operations in Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama

Paxton Media Group has acquired the Cleveland (Tennessee) Daily Banner, the Herald-Citizen (Cookeville, Tennessee), The Daily Tribune News (Cartersville, Georgia), The Chatsworth (Georgia) Times and the Daily Mountain Eagle (Jasper, Alabama). more

Rick O'Connor retires as president, CEO of Black Press Media Group

Black Press Media Group has announced the retirement of long time President and CEO Rick O’Connor. more

Review-Journal investigative reporter Jeff German killed outside home

Las Vegas Review-Journal investigative reporter Jeff German, one of Nevada’s most accomplished and trusted journalists, was found dead with stab wounds outside his home Saturday morning. more

Nobel peace prize winners call for action on online disinformation

A group of Nobel peace prize winners have called on governments to adopt a technology action plan to tackle the “existential threat” to democracies posed by online disinformation, hate speech and abuse. more

New Charlotte police protocol may limit media access

At a time of national cries for transparency, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is rolling out plans to reduce questions and interactions with local media. more

Opinion: Why editors must avoid carceral voyeurism

Editors should help empower prison journalists and other incarcerated writers to become a more meaningful part of the conversation, rather than just witnesses to events. more

How Serena Williams forced sports journalists to cover tennis as more than a game

Early coverage sidestepped conversations about the unique kinds of gendered racism that a Black girl from a working-class California neighborhood might face on the professional tour. more

Google, YouTube launch features to provide more accurate, trustworthy election information

As Google prepares for a wave of misinformation ahead of the midterm elections in the United States, the company is making changes to provide more accurate and trustworthy information in search and through YouTube. more
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