CNBC, First in Business Worldwide, will elevate its presence at the World Economic Forum in Davos this coming January with the launch of CNBC House, an exclusive destination designed to serve as a content hub, commercial platform and gathering space for global business leaders. more

The Associated Press and the Trump administration renewed their argument Monday over a president’s ability to limit media access to journalists he disagrees with, resuming a courtroom dispute with potential First Amendment implications that began last winter when the president announced that he had renamed the Gulf of Mexico. more

The first copies of the St. George News inaugural print edition were delivered fresh off the presses Nov. 21 to thousands of homes and news racks throughout St. George. more

The deal would combine two of the country’s major newspaper groups, a move likely to attract antitrust scrutiny. more

“The Associated Press is back in a courtroom Monday defending itself and our principles against the White House, continuing to fight for the right of the press and public to speak freely without being targeted by their government based on its preferences.” — Julie Pace more

The White House now has conflicting approaches for Associated Press journalists as it fights the news service in court over access to presidential events. more

The White House has put on hold a draft executive order that would seek to preempt state laws on artificial intelligence through lawsuits and by withholding federal funds, two sources said on Friday. more

Sinclair announced that Chuck Samuels, vice president/general manager of its Rochester television operations, will retire at the end of November after a long and distinguished career. Sean LaRose, currently director of sales in Rochester, will be promoted to vice president and general manager, effective Dec. 1. more

Maddy Varner has joined WIRED as a senior writer focused on investigations.  more

Lee Enterprises, Incorporated has announced that Chief Financial Officer Tim Millage will depart the company early next year to answer a calling outside of corporate life. After nearly a decade of leading financial organizations in public companies, he will become an executive pastor at Coram Deo Bible Church in Davenport, Iowa. more

The Wall Street Journal has announced some important appointments to its executive leadership team that will be critical to advancing its newsroom strategy and commitment to revelatory, audience-first journalism.  more

Gilbert Bailon, longtime news industry leader, has been ousted as executive editor of news platforms and the second-ranking newsroom editor at Chicago Public Media, which includes Chicago public broadcasting’s WBEZ, the Chicago Sun-Times and the radio station Vocalo. more

States Newsroom has announced the hiring of veteran political journalist Andrew DeMillo as editor-in-chief of the Arkansas Advocate, Arkansas’ leading state government-focused nonprofit news outlet. He will take the reins from founding editor Sonny Albarado, who is retiring in December after a distinguished 50-plus year career in journalism, including three years at the Advocate. DeMillo starts Dec. 15. more

Coops, staff-run nonprofits and democratic newsrooms are saving jobs by making tough decisions together. more

With linear, digital and streaming platforms all in play, optimizing rates and inventory is key, panelists said at TVNewsCheck’s webinar on 2026 political and core advertising last week. more

Researchers and local journalism experts at Northeastern University, in partnership with industry-leading audience research firm SmithGeiger Group, have published a survival guide for local TV newsrooms that are struggling to reach a new generation of news consumers. more

Thanksgiving is the same menu every year. And that's just how audiences seem to want it. more

I teach the required ethics course at Columbia Journalism School, and I normally spend a lot of time telling my graduate students that there’s quite a bit of gray area in this topic. Often, clear answers aren’t obvious. more

As digital disruption collapses old print–radio–TV silos, local collaborations like the one between Spotlight PA and Nexstar’s five Pennsylvania stations show how journalism can adapt. Led by Christopher Baxter of Spotlight PA and Phil Dubrow of WTAJ, the partnership turns long-form investigative stories into short-form TV segments, reaching 10 million additional viewers and earning a $500,000 Press Forward grant to expand for three more years. It’s proof that breaking walls and sharing strengths can keep local news thriving. more