Three months after a Texas Observer investigation exposed how some payday loan companies aggressively pursue criminal charges against their customers, the state body that oversees the industry has issued an advisory telling companies to stop the practice.
San Luis Obispo New Times has held an annual short story writing contest—known as 55 Fiction—for 26 years and counting.
Spokane's alt-weekly celebrates 20th anniversary; launches new website.
In the last two years, the U-T has acquired lifestyle website DiscoverSD and dailies North County Times and The Californian.
In order to help out with Newman's medical bills, editor Andrew Losowsky and art director Jeremy Leslie have put together a project called My Favo(u)rite Magazine, a publication about "the power of print."
Missoula Independent writer Erika Fredrickson faces off against a petulant New York Times food writer.
Patch takes the "local" out of hyperlocal.
John S. Knight Fellows Alexa Schirtzinger and Tran Ha have created a 3-minute survey to gauge how alt-weeklies are dealing with financial challenges, staffing decisions, and journalism's general upheaval.
The Santa Barbara Independent is now one of three AAN publications to take on this monumental project and present their most popular annual edition in 3-D.
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