In recent weeks, no local news story has received more coverage than the shooting of 12 people at a North Avenue block party on the evening of Memorial Day, May 28. The attack, apparently related to a gang feud, pushed Baltimore street violence to a new extreme. Apparently, though, the story wasn't extreme enough to make The Sun's front page the next morning.
With the advent of Michele Laven as president and COO of New Times, news of hirings and promotions is spinning out of the chain’s headquarters like balls shot into a pinball machine.
AAN's fifth annual Medill Alternative Journalism Writing Workshop is scheduled for Sept. 21-23 in Evanston, Ill., and the second Classified Conference is booked for Minneapolis Nov. 2-3.
Less than a month after filing a libel lawsuit against Creative Loafing, state Rep. Terry Coleman has backed down from the action.
Seattle Style: A Contradiction in Terms?
Weekly paper sponsors bad-writing competition.
Was the Bay Guardian Right All Along About PG&E?
