Gray Media, Inc. has named Kristy Santiago as the next general manager of KFVS (CBS and CW) in Cape Girardeau, Missouri and WQWQ-LD (Telemundo) in Paducah, Kentucky. more

Wick Communications is pleased to announce the appointment of Heather Mayer as the new publisher of the Nogales International, effective Feb. 1. In her new capacity, Mayer will also assume oversight of the Daily Territorial in Tucson. more

The speaker has ghosted the outlet since it published a report on him and his staff attending the Super Bowl last year compliments of a sports-gambling company. more

Danny Moses, a Wall Street insider chronicled in Michael Lewis’ movie “The Big Short,” will join Scripps News as a financial contributor and host of a new weekly series, “The Danny Moses Show.” more

As the Macon Melody broadens its reach through expanded digital offerings, the startup newsroom recently launched The Riff, a weekday newsletter that reimagines how readers stay connected to their community. more

Prosecutors say Marine veteran Patrick Egan pursued a local reporter for 40 miles, then strangled him outside his Grand Junction newsroom. more

While describing the U.S. military operation in Venezuela on Saturday, President Trump referenced a two-word title for his determination to dominate the Western Hemisphere. more

Media executive Imtiaz Patel believes it’s time for publishers to think like retailers — and he’s got the résumé to back it up. With experience leading both media and retail strategy, Patel argues that newsroom-branded merchandise, when done right, can become a meaningful revenue stream. From The Wall Street Journal’s wildly successful WSJwine to Block Club Chicago’s viral T-shirt sales, he highlights how storytelling and commerce can intersect. His message: newsrooms must stop selling just the news and start selling the brand behind it. more

Telemundo Colorado / KDEN, part of NBCUniversal Local’s Telemundo Station Group, has named Johan Castellanos anchor for “Noticiero Telemundo Colorado.” He made his anchoring debut on Monday, Dec. 29, alongside Kehiry Castillo. He will continue to serve as a multimedia journalist for KDEN, his role since 2020. more

David O. Williams, a journalist in the Eagle River Valley since 1991, has returned to the Vail (Colorado) Daily in the role of business editor. more

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the private, nonprofit corporation created by Congress to steward the federal government’s investment in public broadcasting, announced that its board of directors has voted to dissolve the organization after 58 years of service to the American public. more

The lawsuit, over the Defense Department’s new rules for journalists, is headed for oral arguments in March. more

The journalists of the SunSentinel Guild voted unanimously to ratify their historic contract with the South Florida Sun Sentinel and parent company, Alden Global Capital, offering improved pay and job protections. more

The Detroit Free Press and Detroit News had the last joint operating agreement in the country. It just expired. more

Eight journalists with a variety of experience are joining the team. more

Sally Goldenberg brings her track record of landing scoops to report on New York City politics and government. more

Jan. 26 is the launch date of the California Post — the brand new, seven-days-a-week digital and print newspaper for the Golden State. more

During the pandemic when people were often stuck at home, Newsday devoted space to reminisce about better times. They’d dabbled in nostalgia stories previously, but this proved to be a turning point. more

The appeals court previously trimmed a preliminary injunction issued by a federal judge in Los Angeles to the extent it applied to protesters in general. more