Audacy has announced the expansion of Andy Hawk’s role, naming him brand manager of 96.9 The Eagle (KSEG-FM) and 98 Rock (KRXQ-FM) in Sacramento. In this role, Hawk will oversee both stations’ content strategy, talent, operations and branding while continuing to serve as brand manager of ALT 94.7 (KKDO-FM).  more

Literary and cultural denizens of the nation’s capital gathered on Saturday to eulogize The Post’s scuppered Book World supplement. more

As the search for Nancy Guthrie continues, “TODAY” co-anchor Savannah Guthrie announced her family is now offering a reward of up to $1 million for the recovery of her 84-year-old mother, who disappeared more than three weeks ago. more

One of The Economist’s longtime owners is selling her stake. The publication’s top editors are jockeying for the editor-in-chief role, a powerful position at a magazine where the writers, rather than the business side, traditionally control the direction of the enterprise. more

As public trust in media continues to erode, The Dallas Morning News is testing a different strategy: show up, listen and open the newsroom doors. In this report, Bob Miller explores how the paper’s trust initiative moves beyond surveys and slogans to hands-on engagement — from pop-up newsrooms in underserved neighborhoods to immersive media literacy workshops. Led by Managing Editor Amy Hollyfield, the effort aims to demystify journalism and reconnect reporters with the communities they cover. The results suggest that rebuilding credibility may require less explaining from afar — and more meeting readers face-to-face. more

As part of its longstanding commitment to state and local news in the U.S., The Associated Press has introduced the Global Indigenous Reporting Network (GIRN), a collaborative initiative designed to expand the reach of Indigenous affairs coverage.  more

Tampa Bay Times sportswriter Joey Knight passed away on Friday morning, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and coverage. more

Longevity guru Dr. Peter Attia is stepping aside as a contributor to CBS News, after correspondence between Jeffrey Epstein and the researcher and health media personality came to light in the release of the Epstein Files from the Department of Justice. more

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed the Review-Journal another legal victory in its long-running dispute with the Las Vegas Sun, declining to take up the Sun’s petition asking justices to overturn a lower-court ruling that the companies’ joint operating agreement is “unenforceable.” more

Anna Murdoch-Mann, 81, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 17 — surrounded by family — at her home in Palm Beach, Florida. more

Spanish-language broadcaster Entravision Communications has parted ways with President and Chief Operating Officer Jeff Liberman, ending a nearly 26-year run with the company and closing one of the longer executive tenures in U.S. Hispanic radio and television. more

2003 US Open champion Andy Roddick will join ESPN’s match and studio coverage for The Championships, Wimbledon and the US Open starting in 2026. more

President Trump demanded that Netflix kick former national security adviser Susan Rice off its board, adding another political headache to the streaming company’s pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery’s key entertainment assets. more

Meta Platforms looks like a money-printing machine. So why has it been loading up on billions of dollars in debt to pay for its new data centers? more

Telos Alliance’s Costa Nikols: The regulations reveal a wider structural issue and signal that the era of treating streaming as an exception to broadcast rules is ending. more

Highlights include increasing wages a total of 11% over the life of the deal, salary floors that lift the lowest-paid workers, “just cause” job protections, and more. more

Spokane’s local PBS station has named Skyler Reep, who has been with the station since 2017, as its new president and general manager. more

Across West Virginia, public decisions are increasingly made without journalists or residents in the room. Legislative committees meet. Boards vote. Agencies set policies that shape daily life. In many rural communities, no one is consistently there to witness and document what happened, and that absence is an accountability problem. more

Nevada City Community-owned variety “Music of the World, Voice of the Community” KVMR Sacramento, CA (89.5), has appointed Luis Estrada its new general manager, effective March 2. more