In New Orleans, a pioneering nonprofit newsroom ponders a future beyond its founder Karen Gadbois has kept The Lens alive as other newsrooms have crumbled. Her next move is important not just for her outlet, but a whole industry. March 26, 2024 Amaris Castillo
Months after Maui wildfires brought death and devastation, Honolulu Civil Beat remains committed ‘Our neighbors are hurting. And we’re doing the best we can to bring them information that will make a difference in their lives.’ December 28, 2023 Amaris Castillo
Opinion | 11 movies or series about media and journalism to stream over the holidays Whether reporting is the focus or just in the background, we’ve got suggestions for you. December 26, 2023 Amaris Castillo
Journalists covering Santa Claus: You better watch out. You better not cry. And you better be cautious. Writing about Santa is delicate. Here’s advice from 5 journalists about how to cover Saint Nick while being sensitive to children. December 21, 2023 Amaris Castillo
5 of Anderson Cooper’s most memorable on-air moments The CNN anchor’s work from global hot spots, the humanity he shows sources and, yes, his laughter have led to many such moments. Here are a few. November 14, 2023 Amaris Castillo
Opinion | The New York Times explains its Gaza hospital blast headline change ‘The early versions of the coverage … relied too heavily on claims by Hamas,’ the Times says October 24, 2023 Amaris Castillo
Iowa’s political reporters battle access issues and unpredictable schedules to cover the Republican presidential hopefuls ‘I’d say a typical day is that there is no typical day' October 16, 2023 Amaris Castillo
63% of Black Americans say news about Black people is more negative, study finds A new Pew Research Center study aimed to get a 'deeper understanding' of Black Americans' experiences with news media September 26, 2023 Amaris Castillo
Opinion | Newsroom AI guidelines ‘lack teeth,’ study finds University of Oxford researchers found that few publishers with artificial intelligence guidance mention audience feedback on the topic. September 12, 2023 Amaris Castillo
How a former TV reporter brings his journalism skills to a government-run true crime series ‘Success for sure is getting new leads on any of these cases, and potentially getting any of them solved’ September 6, 2023 Amaris Castillo
In the wake of Idalia, residents of one Florida town are turning to Facebook for their news In regions where there isn’t a robust news presence, local residents often turn to social media. September 1, 2023 Amaris Castillo
How The Daily Tar Heel designed the front page everyone is talking about ‘I don’t think anyone else except this generation could give voice and legs to this feeling of what it’s like to be on lockdown …’ August 30, 2023 Amaris Castillo
Opinion | Why climate experts are criticizing a Hawaii headline from ABC News Can climate change be blamed for the Maui wildfires? Almost certainly, at least partially. But even if it can’t, it’s far too early to say so. August 18, 2023 Amaris Castillo
How journalists in Hawaii are covering (and coping with) the Maui wildfires ‘We’re going to be here for the long haul, so we have a huge task in front of us.’ August 17, 2023 Amaris Castillo
How 2 local reporters have prepared for the possible Trump indictment in Georgia ‘It’s been the ride of a lifetime. It’s been nonstop. It’s been challenging. ... And there’s never a shortage of things to write.' August 3, 2023 Amaris Castillo
