The organization is making what is in local context a massive investment in its journalism as it looks to fill out a staff of 50 across New England.

Steve Katsos, the business manager of IBEW Local 1228, said the agreement includes 3 percent raises over four years, two additional holidays, and additional protections for part-time staff.

The shift at Uprise RI comes at a time when Rhode Island progressives, led by state Rep. David Morales, are politically ascendant.

WBUR says it has already raised $100 million as part of the effort.

The Lindsay Clancy trial has turned into a media maelstrom. Here's why.

The National Trust for Local News is expanding to a fourth state with the acquisition of the Vermont Community Newspaper Group, a family of award-winning weekly newspapers and digital platforms coveri...

Her newsletter, Letters from an American, is quick to call out MAGA. Her critics say she's less tough on Democrats.

Her newsletter, Letters from an American, is quick to call out MAGA. Her critics say she's less tough on Democrats.

While these publications serve relatively narrow audiences, their contributions are key for new thinking about the world.

The staff will be part of The News Guild of Maine, Local 31128 of The Newspaper Guild-Communications Workers of America.

The order is the first of its kind at a statewide level, and advocates believe it can help support local newsrooms.

Photographers and technicians at the station say they have not received a raise since 2023, and they get only six paid holidays a year, as talks for a new contract continue.

Company leaders say the changes are part of a strategy to reallocate resources and set the company up for success in a landscape dramatically reshaped by social media and AI.

As the tournament’s time in Boston comes to a close, the Globe is looking to talk to local fans about how they’ve been watching the matches.

GBH's resilience following the loss of federal funding will be a relief in other corners of the industry because of its outsized role in public media.

GBH's resilience following the loss of federal funding will be a relief in other corners of the industry because of its outsized role in public media.

The Almanac is clearly not an environmental publication. But that didn’t stop the Buzzards Bay Coalition, from bringing it under the environmental nonprofit’s ownership in late 2024.

While the audience is still small, it’s a sign that despite skepticism about the technology, there could be a larger audience for AI-generated local news — albeit with a limited focus.

The cafe is expected to turn a profit in its first full year of operation, despite recent cuts at the newspaper.

The cafe is expected to turn a profit in its first full year of operation, despite recent cuts at the newspaper.

Monday’s layoffs are also just the latest cuts for the company, which last year laid off seven employees and shuttered its Cook’s Country magazine.

While the “Local News Hub” program has helped the Observer pay for its own local reporting, some of its leaders are questioning whether it should continue.

While the “Local News Hub” program has helped the Observer pay for its own local reporting, some of its leaders are questioning whether it should continue.

Kinney is joining VTDigger at a challenging period for the nonprofit newsroom, whose top two leaders are departing in June

The unionization effort comes roughly two years after Rhode Island PBS and The Public’s Radio merged to form Ocean State Media.

The public media giant already owned NEPM, but the merger will strengthen ties between the organizations that had largely operated separately.

The CEO of Yankee Publishing, which owns Yankee magazine and the Old Farmer’s Almanac, spoke to the Globe about print, AI, and its employee-owned model.

American Experience will release its newest program, "Lindbergh," in 2027, and air previous series as well as programming tied to America's 250th anniversary beginning in May

Cambridge Day and the Cambridge Somerville Independent will be competing for coverage — and donation dollars — but this isn’t a newspaper war of yore.

Cambridge Day and the Cambridge Somerville Independent will be competing for coverage — and donation dollars — but this isn’t a newspaper war of yore.

The Onion’s plan to take over Infowars has been long — and complicated. But chief executive Ben Collins is confident that a new deal will help his outlet land the joke.

Toledo, Ohio-based Block Communications Inc. is selling the Post-Gazette assets to the Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism, publisher of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Baltimore Banner.

The show, a two-and-a-half-hour event played like a Dunkin’-stained blend of America’s Funniest Home Videos for the TikTok-era with a chaotic late night program featuring the kind of Massachusetts profanity, but also pride, that makes the state unique.

Three reporters share the three-bedroom, three-bathroom condo, paying below market rates to live year-round in the community they cover.

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Executive departures, financial challenges, and a tense contract negotiation with its editorial union has left VTDigger on unstable footing.

(Additional photograph below.) Friday’s reporting of the demise of the nearly century-old CBS News Radio will have no effect on WHAV or its listeners. WHAV President and CEO Tim Coco said in a stateme...

Public broadcasters across the country have so far weathered $1.1 billion in federal cuts. But public media executives fear the relief is temporary.

The paid subscription service faces an uphill battle to break through in a media landscape awash in free parenting content, but is betting on high-quality video and working doctors to reach parents.

The swift rollout at the Ivy League school is a case study in the turbulence that AI can bring.

A massive nor’easter that blanketed New England with snow and turbulent winds made it nearly impossible for the paper’s printing staff to get to work in Taunton.

President Trump has taken the executive branch’s regulatory and enforcement powers over media organizations and their wealthy owners to new levels.

The deal is for the assets of NECN, and does not include any NBC employees moving to Spectrum News.

Becca Rothfeld, a former critic at the Washington Post, on the death of the paper’s books section.

The Washington Post is laying off one-third of its staff in the newsroom and other departments, a brutal blow at one of journalism’s most legendary brands.