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In recent months the New York Times has reported that 'a cold war is being waged across the world's most advanced industries,' that we are witnessing 'the opening stages of [...]

The Willamette Week investigation that rocked a former governor gained much attention when it was awarded the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for investigative journalism. But the intensive reporting behind that story [...]

David McSwane had seen the military recruiters around town. He had seen them at the high school. And he knew that with recruitment rates down due to the Iraq war, [...]

The Orange County (Calif.) Register has won an award for coverage of trucks -- literally. The Santa Ana-based paper won the grand prize in Fleet Owner magazine's annual Vehicle Graphics [...]

How journalism will look in the future -- and how newspapers will stay in business in the meantime -- will be prime concerns at this year's Editor & Publisher/Mediaweek Interactive [...]

This spring, residents of Waco, Texas, encouraged by one local newspaper editor, have discussed and debated the wisdom of erecting a historical marker commemorating one of the most brutal lynchings [...]

Denver's Rocky Mountain News launched 40 neighborhood Web sites and a weekly print section with 15 zones in May. The ambitious project, called YourHub.com, combines user-produced text and photos with [...]

One year of work by almost 20 journalists culminated in early April in a massive four-day series in the Lawrence (Kan.) Journal-World. Their inspiration: the 40th anniversary of In Cold [...]

The alternative weekly Willamette Week in Portland, Ore., was ready to publish the product of two months of nearly sleepless reporting when a competitor nearly stole the thunder from what [...]

After two years of being intrigued by the possibilities for restoring the Hetch Hetchy valley in Yosemite National Park -- an area currently covered by a massive reservoir -- Tom [...]

For eight weeks at the outset of the Iraq war in 2003, Katherine M. Skiba was the only female civilian traveling with a brigade of 2,300 soldiers in the U.S. [...]

About halfway through watching Sin City, the hit film adaptation of Frank Miller's gritty, black-and-white graphic novels, Gerry Shamray, a comic artist who also reviews movies for Sun Newspapers (a [...]

A 27-year-old journalist in Montreal might just be leading a revolution in the way newspapers correct their mistakes. At his Weblog, Regret The Error (www.regrettheerror. com), Craig Silverman has tracked [...]