Because a National Day of Observance has been declared to honor the death of former President Jimmy Carter, the US Postal Service will suspend regular mail deliveries, retail services and administrative office activity on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025.
As a result of the Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals Decision Dec. 23 overturning the injunction against the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), FinCEN has extended the deadline for reporting Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) for most companies until January 13, 2025.
Although the disruption to and contraction of the news industry has created challenges for the reporting part of the process, there is plenty of news to report, and the public has a voracious appetite for more of it. Satisfying that appetite with prompt delivery of print editions has also been challenging for publishers.
Report for America will continue supporting the careers of emerging and early career journalists by offering a host of new reporter positions in host newsrooms. Applications for these positions are now open through the deadline of Feb. 3, 2025.
A Michigan man accused of making threats to an Oneida County judge and to a Minocqua newspaper publisher was arrested and jailed Dec. 5 in Michigan, according to a Lakeland Times article citing court records and an Oneida County Sheriff’s Office report.
Report for America has received a $20 million investment from the Knight Foundation to expand its innovative model of journalist recruitment and newsroom partnerships and increase trustworthiness of local journalism.
The News/Media Alliance applauds Reps. Jamie Raskin, Kevin Kiley and Senator Ron Wyden for introducing the Free Speech Protection Act which would provide protections on the federal level from strategic lawsuits against public participation designed to chill free speech.
The A-Mark Foundation and the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation recently announced the A-Mark Prize for Investigative Journalism in Wisconsin.
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) has been put on hold in a far-reaching order that prohibits the federal government from enforcing it anywhere in the country.
The Raymond School Board has admitted to violating Wisconsin open meetings laws as part of a lawsuit settlement, according to a Dec. 3, 2024 story published in The Journal Times of Racine.
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