Corinne Chin joins the newsroom, bolstering the ambitious expansion of our video journalism. more

Maydha Devarajan and Aidan Gardiner begin their residencies this month. more

Jesus Jiménez is returning to the state and will be based in Dallas, focused on covering the city and North Texas region. more

The Associated Press has announced that Lauren Easton has been promoted to senior vice president and chief communications officer. She will lead all aspects of AP’s reputation and brand integrity. more

This 150-page reference guide includes research, surveys, data and other helpful information for journalists covering substance use, addiction, overdose, harm reduction, treatment and recovery. more

Katherine Dougherty returns to Sinclair from KOIN 6 and Portland CW in Portland, Oregon, where she served as integrated sales manager. more

The Huntsville Item has promoted general manager Traci Gallin to the top role as publisher of the paper, effective immediately. more

Conceived as a grown-up mashup of the magazines you loved as a kid, Paper Airplane features writing, games, comics, infographics, photos, art and activities — with no ads and no AI. Print issues include tangible activities like coloring pages, cut-out postcards and other surprises.  more

The Associated Press has announced that it will provide its U.S. elections results to Kalshi, the world’s largest prediction market. more

When Ryan Blethen became publisher of The Seattle Times, he inherited not just a newsroom but a rare legacy — one of the last family-owned metropolitan papers in the country. In an industry reshaped by consolidation, that fifth-generation stewardship is both uncommon and intentional. Now, the challenge is proving that a mission-driven model can still thrive. more

In this month’s editorial, E&P Editor-in-Chief Robin Blinder reflects on the start of the Lenten season as a moment for pause, perspective and renewal. Drawing on more than two decades of observing its traditions, she connects that spirit of reflection to a news industry navigating constant disruption and uncertainty. Rather than dwell on the noise, she challenges media leaders to refocus on mission, service and trust. In a time of upheaval, she suggests, renewal may be the most strategic path forward. more

Accurate journalism requires full and fair reporting. It means pushing hard to hear from those you’re writing about. more

Paramount Skydance wants to battle Amazon and Google for digital ad dollars. And to do so, it has lured one of Amazon’s top ad sales executives to aid in the mission. more

Free speech advocates worry about chilling effect on small-town papers, but say case offers lessons for dealing with sensitive allegations like abuse. more

At the 184-year-old Cleveland Plain Dealer, a top editor’s push to let AI draft news articles is boosting traffic — and spooking staffers. more

Anna Wolfe is the first hire of the newly created center formed in collaboration with The New York Times and Big Local News. more

CherryRoad Media has acquired The Claxton Enterprise from owner Mitchell “Mickey” Peace. The transaction closed Feb. 26, allowing the 112-year-old paper to continue to serve its communities. more

DuJuan McCoy’s Circle City Broadcasting has won approval to own three stations, including the ABC affiliate, in Indianapolis. more

The network’s all-hands coverage of the strikes shows exactly what’s at stake as a potential sale to Paramount raises fears inside the newsroom. more