Journalists in the KTVA newsroom in Anchorage, Alaska, are required to wear hard hats this week. Friday's 7.0 magnitude earthquake heavily damaged the station and hundreds of aftershocks have left journalists on edge, but they kept reporting, even while hiding under desks.

Allow me a moment to reminisce about a handful of journalism’s challenges as we’ve gone digital. I promise there’s a point.

Reporters at NJ.com took 72,607 incident forms from 565 municipalities in the last five years.

Use-of-force investigation: mammoth project, immediate payoff

Nexstar Media Group has reached an agreement to acquire Tribune Media Co. for about $6.4 billion. The deal, which is even larger than was initially reported over the weekend, would make Nexstar the biggest owner of local TV stations in the country. 

Three hours after a powerful earthquake struck Alaska, KTVA TV meteorologists were live on Facebook when another aftershock hit.

Sinclair Broadcast Group, which owns 193 TV stations in 81 markets, waded back into the crosshairs of cr

With elections over in the United States and Brazil, eyes are turning toward misinformation in Nigeria.

News director Austin Kellerman of KARK-TV/Fox16 News wrote to viewers to explain why they would not be covering a Nazi rally on the Capitol steps recently. He explained, "Quite frankly, I’m not willing to give them our attention. There are far too many important issues in our communities that need to be covered. This doesn’t deserve our time. You, as a viewer of KARK and Fox16, deserve better."

ARKANSAS NEWS STATION PASSES ON AMPLIFYING NAZI MESSAGE