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Earthquakes and wildfires: Keep your readers instantly updated

United Robots develops new automated content products based on requests from our publisher partners, which is how our latest product — Earthquake warnings — came about this summer. more

How media companies are redefining revenue in 2025

Media companies that successfully navigate the transition into better digital offerings for their local business clients won't just survive, they'll thrive. inTandem offers media companies a white-labeled, fully digital SaaS solution that represents a pathway to recurring revenue. more

Your fall mobile marketing guide with AdMessenger

While fall may not officially arrive until later this month, for many, September is the kickoff to the season. It’s the perfect moment for businesses to capture attention with a strong mobile strategy. more

Mirabel Technologies expands audience development capabilities in Marketing Manager

Designed to help media professionals grow and engage their audiences more efficiently, the latest enhancements offer powerful tools for collecting, managing and acting on subscriber data — without the need for third-party systems or complex integrations. more

The Center Square extends content offerings

The Center Square newswire service will begin distributing select content from established news organizations as part of our commitment to providing comprehensive, high-quality coverage for our partners. more

Report for America invites America's Newspapers members to apply for host newsroom consideration

Report for America’s application will open Sept. 15 for news organizations interested in partnering to host emerging and experienced journalists in their newsrooms for up to three years, beginning July of 2026.   Participate in a virtual webinar on Tuesday, Sept. 30, to learn more. All applications to become a host newsroom must be received by Oct. 20. more

The 11 types of relationships that journalists have with audiences

Plus: News consumers want more ideological balance, not just transparency; what really moves people to pay for news; and a “document divide” in public records requests. more

Chris Fusco named executive editor of The Sacramento Bee, California newsrooms

Chris Fusco, an award-winning editor with more than 30 years of news and leadership experience, will take the helm of The Sacramento Bee as its new executive editor, and as regional editor overseeing McClatchy Media’s California newsrooms. more

Minnesota Star Tribune will close the Heritage printing facility in move to consolidate print production

The Minnesota Star Tribune has announced plans to stop operating its own printing facility effective Dec. 27. The move is part of the Minnesota Star Tribune’s ongoing transformation into a modern, digital-first media company while ensuring the long-term financial health of the organization.   more

Brenham Banner-Press announces sale to South Texas News, Inc.

South Texas News, Inc., a Texas-based media company owned by Albert Reynolds, has acquired The Banner-Press in Brenham, Texas, from a partnership led by Fred Hartman.  more

You can help prevent the ‘gut punch’ of newspaper closures

The decline of community newspapers reflects a dramatic shift in the traditional business model for newspapers and changing readership trends as people increasingly rely on online sources for information. more

At the Senior Leadership Conference: How AI can help local newsrooms do more

During a roundtable session at SLC, United Robots will share how automated content based on verified local data is helping publishers expand coverage without stretching already thin resources. From neighborhood-level home sales and sports recaps to instant alerts on wildfires and severe weather, the goal is to deliver more relevant information to readers while freeing up reporters’ time. more

Better Newspapers, Inc. sells 15 Illinois and Missouri newspapers to Paxton Media Group

The Hoskins family, owners of Better Newspapers, Inc. has sold 15 newspapers in Illinois and Missouri to Paxton Media Group, according to John Cribb, Cribb & Associates who represented the Hoskins family in the transaction. Terms were not disclosed. more

The Lawton Constitution announces sale to Hilliary Communications

The Lawton Constitution will be sold to Hilliary Communications, according to an agreement reached Wednesday with Southern Newspapers, Inc. (SNI). The agreement is expected to close within the next few weeks. more

Felicia Mason retires after 38 years with Alabama Press Association

Felicia Mason has retired after 38 years with Alabama Press Association, 25 years as executive director. Her successor is Brad English. more

The Minnesota Star Tribune announces Angie Schulke as new chief product and technology officer

The Minnesota Star Tribune has announced the hiring of Angie Schulke as its new chief product and technology officer. She brings decades of leadership experience in engineering, product development and digital innovation across multiple industries. more

Boone Newsmedia, Inc. sells three Michigan publications to Paxton Media Group

Boone Newsmedia, Inc. (BNI), owners of Leader Publications headquartered in Niles, Michigan, has announced the sale of The Niles Daily Star, Dowagiac Daily News and The Leader to Paxton Media Group, according to John Cribb, Cribb & Associates who represented BNI and the Boone family in the transaction. Terms were not disclosed. more

CJPC to begin supporting Toledo Jewish News

The Cleveland Jewish Publication Company has entered into a new publishing agreement with the Toledo Jewish News on behalf of the Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo. Starting with the September issue, the partnership will include content, advertising and creative services support. more

Connect, discuss, act: The potential of local news clubs to build stronger communities

Adapt these ideas for hyper-local news participation from API’s Local News Summit on Civic Discourse Across Generations. more

Too many Americans are losing faith in the role of journalists

Further evidence that we’re living in a bizarro world, where wrong is right and down is up, came in a recent Pew Research Center survey. It found a shockingly large number of Americans don’t strongly believe journalists should hold public figures accountable, by calling out false and misleading information. more
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