Fair Is Fair New York’s nonprofit news outlets are lobbying Albany for the same boost available to their for-profit peers. May 15, 2026 By Mike Laws
An Ohio court urges lawmakers to defend freedom of the press December 16, 2014 By Jonathan Peters In ruling against Murray Energy, appeals panel calls for an anti-SLAPP statute
Laid-off Metro Pulse editors plan a new publication in Knoxville December 12, 2014 By Tamar Wilner After rejecting severance to start a competitor, journalists seek funding for Knoxville Mercury
Will Denver really have a newspaper war? December 10, 2014 By Corey Hutchins As a billionaire floats reviving the Rocky Mountain News, The Denver Post might buckle its chin strap
What a Cleveland news outlet should learn from its flawed Tamir Rice coverage December 2, 2014 By Anna Clark The Northeast Ohio Media Group faces criticism from readers, and from fellow journalists
The Tennessean pushes for better healthcare December 1, 2014 By Trudy Lieberman How one reporter helps readers see the effect of government policy on real people
What can Jim Brady’s new site do for Philadelphia journalism? November 13, 2014 By Anna Clark Billy Penn targets a milliennial audience, with a focus on community-building
A Chicago anti-violence program gets belated scrutiny June 9, 2014 By Rui Kaneya Why did it take nearly four years for Illinois reporters to start covering the story with gusto?
The case for Voxsplaining the local news June 6, 2014 By Corey Hutchins My adventures in understanding North Carolina’s privilege license tax
America’s ‘most poli-sci friendly reporter’ delivered a classic–and readers responded May 23, 2014 By Anna Clark Craig Gilbert’s epic series showed how wonky political reporting can prosper on the Web
His boss helped start SC’s biggest political scandal. Now, this reporter is covering it May 16, 2014 By Corey Hutchins The Nerve’s investigative reporter Rick Brundrett writes with rage–but plays it straight
Alaska’s digital startup takes over the daily May 14, 2014 By Sara Morrison Promise, and potential pitfalls, as Alaska Dispatch and the Anchorage Daily News merge
Sorry, Congressman: Obamacare hasn’t made more people uninsured May 9, 2014 By Trudy Lieberman A factcheck from Washington makes its way into the Kansas media
Busted is a tale of police corruption–and of a newspaper on the edge March 31, 2014 By Anna Clark Philadelphia Daily News reporters turn Pulitzer-winning series into a new book
‘Nobody’s going to run me out of my home’ March 28, 2014 By Corey Hutchins A West Virginia paper stands its ground in a fight over guns and public records
Meet the local paper that’s ‘raising hell’ to keep government open March 24, 2014 By Susannah Nesmith Florida Times-Union goes to court for key information–and also just for principle
