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Arkansas Sheriff Resigns After He's Caught On Tape In Racist Tirade

Todd Wright resigned after a local newspaper identified his voice in a recording that went viral earlier this year.
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Devin Nunes’ Hometown Paper Endorses Rival

Rep. Devin Nunes’ hometown paper scorched his “obsession” with Donald Trump and endorsed his Democratic challenger in the 2020 elections.
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Partisan Divide Seen In How Local News Should Be Propped Up

A survey by Gallup and the Knight Foundation finds Democrats much more willing than Republicans to see government funding help local news sources.
By AP

New Orleans' Historic Times-Picayune Newspaper Sold, Cuts Jobs

The Pulitzer-winning newspaper has been operating since 1837.
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Unapologetic Alabama Editor Who Urged KKK To 'Ride Again' Finally Resigns

Goodloe Sutton turns over newspaper's control to an African-American woman. "I can drink beer and chase women now," he boasts.
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Knife Attack On Busy Bus In Germany Leaves At Least 14 Wounded

A local newspaper reported the suspected attacker is now in police custody.
By Thomas Escritt, Reuters

Opinion | Local Journalists Aren't The Enemy, They're Your Neighbors

Local newspeople don’t get on a plane at day’s end. They go home to the same neighborhoods where their readers live.
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Stunned Community Mourns Capital Gazette Shooting Victims

Hundreds poured into Annapolis streets to honor dead after the nation's latest mass shooting.
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Capital Gazette Editors 'Speechless' After Targeted, Deadly Attack On Newsroom

The man accused of murdering five people in the newsroom of the Capital Gazette had a long-running feud with the paper.
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Print Isn't Dead, And This Artist Can Prove It

Myriam Dion's stunning newspaper cutouts encourage readers to slow down.
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