Media

Dozens of media startups in Pa. are trying to fill gaps in coverage, while battling the same financial challenges that undercut the newspaper business.

As local newspapers Philly suburbs continue to shrink, dozens of scrappy, new media startups have risen to fill the gaps in coverage. What that means for your community.

The Billies are a festive fundraiser for local news.

The backers of Root Quarterly and Dosage are investing in glossies.

The department is “reevaluating” the nearly $8 million it spends annually to advertise auctions in local newspapers — with an eye toward cancelling some ad buys.

On the eve of its 190th birthday, the region’s largest newspaper it making a huge online change.

Children spend a lot of time on screens, which worries many parents. We discuss the effects of screens on kids' mental, physical, emotional, and social health

The chief of the San Francisco Police Department, Bill Scott, issued an apology Friday for a recent raid on the home of a freelance journalist.

Rumor was 10% of the workforce would be slashed. Management disputes that figure.

Citations for Outstanding News Operation, Best Continuing Coverage, and Best Spot News Coverage are among those received.

After years of newspaper mergers and layoffs across the Philly region, the ripple effects in Montgomery County explain what you may be seeing in your town.

WHYY and Philly.com columnist and commentator Solomon Jones will host “Wake Up With WURD” starting May 6.

Separate events held Saturday evening in the nation's capital and a Wisconsin arena painted two divergent pictures of the press.

The United States has become a less safe place for journalists, and the threats they face are becoming the standard, according to a new report.

The report said that never before in the United States have journalists been subjected to so many death threats or turned so often to private security companies for protection