This research makes the case for why we must do more to expand support for quality local news that truly reflects and serves its communities. 

The coronavirus COVID-19 has upended everything, including business as usual in Washington. In a matter of days, facing the reality of a nationwide shutdown and a worsening economic crisis, Congress...

From person-to-person coaching and intensive hands-on seminars to interactive online courses and media reporting, Poynter helps journalists sharpen skills and elevate storytelling throughout their...

Keeping these news sources afloat needs to be part of the governmental and philanthropic response to the pandemic.

As we think about what we need in North Carolina to get through the coronavirus crisis, individually and collectively, we need to include…

Millions of Americans are waking up each morning to scan the latest news about COVID-19’s impact on their communities. They’re asking the basics: What’s the case count in my city or county? Where can...

Anyone who reads the Cleveland Plain Dealer regularly knows its reporters have the COVID-19 outbreak surrounded -- from instructions for making facemasks to how the pandemic is affecting Clevelanders...

Clara Hendrickson writes that the COVID-19 pandemic is worsening an already severe deficit of local news coverage, with falling advertising revenue leading to layoffs in spite of high readership.

In a crisis, there’s an opportunity to engage differently and to work collaboratively to deliver useful reporting and information to our neighbors in a time of great need.