Award-winning Colorado journalist David Migoya is joining The Denver Gazette’s growing team as a senior investigative reporter. more

Veteran journalist Jill Nevels-Haun comes to Georgia after three years leading the newsrooms of the Amarillo Globe-News and the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal in Texas. more

Lauren Walck, the new executive editor of the Bradenton (Florida) Herald, joins the staff from the Sun Herald newspaper on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Both newspapers are owned by McClatchy. more

More publishers are trying out public benefit corporations, journalist-owned LLCs and cooperatives to tie publications closer to communities. more

The pioneering sportswriter with Philadelphia roots will help lead a new sports media center, the school announced. more

Here are tips for ways journalists outside Afghanistan can report responsibly, accurately and effectively on developments in the country today. more

In May, the AP announced a two-year partnership with the Knight Foundation to help local newsrooms make better use of AI tools in partnership with the Knight Lab at Northwestern University. Last month, the AP announced a survey of local newsrooms to help gauge where they’re at with AI. Newsrooms don’t have to be AP members to participate. more

Column is excited to welcome Bill Barker as its latest adviser. He has led a storied career in the news industry, most recently serving as the regional president of Gannett in Florida as well as the president and publisher of the Naples Daily News and The News-Press. more

This article is sponsored by the Freedom Forum, a nonpartisan 501 (c)(3) foundation that fosters First Amendment freedoms for all. more

A former Facebook data scientist has stunned lawmakers and the public with revelations of the company’s awareness of apparent harm to some teens from Instagram and her accusations of dishonesty in its fight against hate and misinformation. Now she is coming before Congress. more

If you come across a website like the Daily Fort Worth News and you notice that things appear to be off, they probably are. more

Rather than making splashy arrests that can spur global condemnation, Cuba now treats crackdowns on journalists as a war of attrition that they seem to believe they can win. more

The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists obtained the trove of more than 11.9 million confidential files and led a team of more than 600 journalists from 150 news outlets that spent two years sifting through them, tracking down hard-to-find sources and digging into court records and other public documents from dozens of countries. more

America's Newspapers is honored to welcome Newspaper Subscription Services as a new Solutions Partner. more

Learn how to prioritize people who are participating on their own time. more

Executive Editor Julie Pace announced that Ian Phillips, vice president for international news, will take on a new assignment focused on journalist safety. more

In this special series that focuses on journalism rather than algorithms, we look at how 10 European public service broadcasters overcome language barriers to share stories across the continent. more

The Online Violence Response Hub gathers in one place valuable resources to support and assist the targets of these online attacks. more

Police confiscated the computer equipment of a journalist working for a leading newspaper in Poland which has carried out investigations of the country’s right-wing government. more

Champion Media of the Carolinas, a family-owned company based in Mooresville, North Carolina, announced today that it has acquired the Herald-Advocate, the community newspaper in Bennettsville, South Carolina. more