Media News, Midwest
With debt relief program on hold, early career journalists back to familiar struggle
When the Biden administration first announced it would cancel $10,000 in federal student loans for many borrowers–a move now.
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Newly laid off Gannett journalists look for work in shrinking industry
Darrel Rowland was the Columbus Dispatch’s longest-serving news journalist when Edwina Blackwell Clark, the paper’s executive editor, called him.
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After being laid off, Central Illinois photojournalist uses drones to elevate coverage of agriculture
Photojournalist Rich Saal stretched his neck toward the sky as he followed the drone he was flying over the.
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‘Domestic terrorist’ better term than ‘militia’ for Michigan style group, experts say
A local TV station’s decision to describe a thwarted plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as “domestic terrorism”.
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How Cincinnati news media reported a baseball broadcaster’s anti-gay slur
When Cincinnati Reds broadcaster Thom Brennaman got caught on a hot mic in August using an anti-gay slur, Megan.
