Opinion | A century-old publication goes dark in West Virginia As the weekly Welch News shuts its doors, a coal county struggles to fulfill basic community tasks, the AP writes. July 28, 2023 Amaris Castillo
Florida is at the center of Republican politics. Here’s what the state’s reporters want you to know. The political campaign for president is more intense than some seasoned Florida reporters have seen — even without Trump's legal challenges. July 19, 2023 Amaris Castillo
Could Threads kill Twitter? (Like, for real?) Here’s what some notable journalists think about Meta’s new social network, which has seen explosive growth since its Wednesday launch. July 6, 2023 Amaris Castillo
How one California TV station is building trust and transparency with marginalized communities ABC10’s Race and Culture team works to serve people who have been historically overlooked or underrepresented in the news July 6, 2023 Amaris Castillo
Visual journalism is often the first cut in struggling local newsrooms. This fellowship aims to revitalize it. ‘I thought and I understood that it was very likely that I would never be part of a newsroom again, because those positions are so rare …' June 9, 2023 Amaris Castillo
How a local TV station investigated an underground mine fire in the heart of Pennsylvania’s coal region ‘Towns like Shenandoah and Centralia tend to get forgotten in the state. … And someone’s gotta be their voice, right?’ May 12, 2023 Amaris Castillo
Investigation into welfare money steered to Brett Favre wins Pulitzer for Mississippi Today reporter Anna Wolfe wins Local Reporting prize for 'The Backchannel' series involving former governor and the one-time NFL star May 8, 2023 Amaris Castillo
As BuzzFeed cuts its newsroom, journalists react with shock, sadness ‘My heart dropped,’ one senior reporter said. ‘This is people’s lives, you know?’ April 20, 2023 Amaris Castillo
How a Philadelphia Inquirer reporter found nuance in a local ‘Rachel Dolezal situation’ ‘I knew that there was more nuance and that there was more context to this story that was missing …’ April 17, 2023 Amaris Castillo
Pulitzer winner Lane DeGregory brings her favorite ‘timeless’ stories together in a new anthology “‘The Girl in the Window’ and Other True Tales’ includes 24 stories’ worth of tips and behind-the-scenes details culled from DeGregory’s top stories. April 5, 2023 Amaris Castillo
A photojournalist follows a mother’s rebuild after escaping domestic violence ‘I knew when I took it that it was powerful because it was affecting me in that moment.’ March 23, 2023 Amaris Castillo
7 interesting books by journalists to watch out for in 2023 Gator poaching. True teacher tales. A novel about a journalist. There’s a little bit of everything on this list. March 20, 2023 Amaris Castillo
What happens if New York Times v. Sullivan falls? In a new book, a law professor digs into the full story behind the landmark case and its importance to journalism and freedom of speech. March 13, 2023 Amaris Castillo
For freelancers struggling with resources and time, a surprise award offers relief 'It completely changes the circumstances for how I’m doing this reporting. It alleviates so much stress that I was facing on a daily basis.' February 24, 2023 Amaris Castillo
Changes coming to Al Día Dallas cause ire, heartbreak. Leadership insists commitment to audience remains unchanged. News that staff at the Spanish-language paper will be reassigned to Dallas Morning News teams stoked complaints and concern in the newsroom. February 23, 2023 Amaris Castillo
