Disaster coverage
14 tips for running a verification project when it matters most
This article was originally published on FactCheckingDay.com for International Fact-Checking Day on April 2. When big news breaks, it’s…
San Diego fires: where to go for coverage
Media large and small are covering the multiple wildfires in San Diego County that have…
N.Y. Daily News uses drone video in Harlem explosion coverage
New York Daily News Drone-captured video and images of the Harlem explosion aftermath made for…
Resources for covering NYC building explosion and other disasters
Firefighters battle a fire after a building collapses in the East Harlem neighborhood of New…
Time to prepare as storm approaches the east
The New York Times | Weather.com As a winter storm cuts its way through the…
Journalists under attack: Pros offer safety advice
Look at this page on the Committee to Protect Journalists' website and feel a pain…
Reporting on the ground in the Philippines
At least 2,300 people are reported dead following the onslaught of Haiyan, the super typhoon…
How NBC News reporter and firefighter Al Henkel covers wildfires
You never get the smell of smoke out of your skin. "It’ll be in there…
Gary England on covering Oklahoma tornadoes for 42 years: ‘I don’t have to tell them it is scary’
In 42 years of Oklahoma City weathercasting, KWTV's Gary England estimates he has tracked more…
AP photographer: ‘For a moment, there was hope in the devastation’
AP photographer Sue Ogrocki talks about photographing children at Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore,…
Boston explosions a reminder of how breaking news reporting is changing
Terrible events such as yesterday's bombings at the Boston Marathon have always meant "all hands…
Texas doctor who captured iconic image of Columbia disaster is now a working photographer
A lot has changed in the decade since Dr. Scott Lieberman captured an iconic shot…
Newtown response shows perils of requesting interviews on Twitter
Any journalist who's had to ask grieving loved ones for an interview in the wake…