That’s the thing about community journalism — it’s all about community. We are there to help, not hurt; to inform not bash; to be a catalyst for change; to be a spotlight for the things going on ...

At a time of deep division and increasing polarization in our country, your local newspaper can provide a binding agent of sorts; it is what holds a community together around a shared set of facts ...

Publisher of the Martha’s Vineyard Times, Charles Sennott, spoke to the Islands Rotary Club Wednesday at the PA Club in Oak ...

The recent decision by The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times to skip endorsing a presidential candidate has put the issue ...

More than half of Americans see their local newspaper as their most reliable news source, citing the transparency, ethical ...

Our Minnesota Newspaper Association will approach the 2025 Legislature ... “At Knight, we are focused on addressing urgent ...

The fourth-generation owner of a small newspaper in Iowa worked through tough times by thinking of the autoworkers who built ...

While last week’s national election results have left blue voters feeling even bluer, lots of Yakima Valley folks — blue or ...

When I left the newspaper industry, a local business owner told me a secret. His confession? This fellow citizen knew how to read the local newspaper’s website for free.

Seattle still has its own mainstream media and outlets that focus on underrepresented voices. Don't let them fade away.

The New York Times and the unions representing its workers have had a handful of labor disputes, including one that left the ...

The recent decision by The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times to skip endorsing a presidential candidate has put the issue of media trust in the spotlight — and it ...