For 250 years, the American story has been written not only in historic documents and major events, but also in the everyday lives of citizens …
America 250: Local Broadcasters Bring the Nation’s Story to Life


For 250 years, the American story has been written not only in historic documents and major events, but also in the everyday lives of citizens …

As a series of winter storms battered much of the country, including here in Washington, D.C., local broadcasters rose to the moment. While communities faced …

Television and radio stations play a unique role as first informers during disasters, providing breaking news alerts and round-the-clock reporting to keep their communities safe …

In the wake of the catastrophic flooding in Texas, words often feel inadequate. Communities from Kerrville to Austin have been devastated by the loss of …

Our children are growing up in a world where it’s hard to know what to believe. A recent study by the News Literacy Project found …

Whatever your viewpoint on Meta’s recent decision to eliminate third-party fact-checking from its platforms, this decision is a stark reminder about the complexities of vetting …

Early on the morning of Tuesday, March 26, as the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed in Baltimore, Md., local television and radio broadcasters leapt into …
Across the nation, regional and local leaders turn to broadcasters to connect with the public. With journalists who understand their communities, these stations deliver the …

This week, January 22-26, is National News Literacy Week, a project from the News Literacy Project and the E.W. Scripps Company to turn a spotlight …

Broadcasters have a long history of celebrating Hispanic heritage and culture, and Hispanic Heritage Month is a special time to highlight this community. During this …