Michael Wilbon is taking a break. The longtime ESPN commentator and co-host of the network’s popular “Pardon the Interruption ...

Donald Beard, a former Washington Post sports editor known for his headlines, steadfastness and unflappable aura, died Oct.

Behind every newspaper is a team of dedicated professions whose ingenuity, technical expertise and determination keep the presses running. Six of these exceptional individuals have been named as the ...

How publishers are rebuilding accountability reporting without adding newsroom staff As shrinking newsroom staffs continue ...

The Houston Chronicle has named Trevor Brown as its AI newsroom developer, a new position that combines technical know-how ...

He became the paper’s highest-ranking Black editor, leading the Metro section and overseeing recruitment and training ...

For more than three decades, Max D. Lederer Jr. championed independent journalism at Stars and Stripes, serving the military community while navigating the extraordinary challenges of publishing news ...

The trailblazing journalist became editor-in-chief of ESSENCE at just 26, helping redefine how Black women were represented ...

The Missouri School of Journalism announced today that Amy Simons, a professor and the John A. Walsh Distinguished Faculty ...

Carolyn Bailey Lewis had the word “first” associated with her name many times. She was the first Black woman to graduate from ...

Artificial intelligence is often discussed as a single technology, but that shorthand obscures important differences in how ...

In the latest sign of hope for the beleaguered local-news business, tens of millions of dollars are now available to help grow and strengthen promising news organizations. This is a welcome addition ...