journalism

“The newspaper does everything for us ... comforts the afflicted, afflicts the comfortable.” — Finley Peter Dunne (1867-1936), American journalist and...

The Food and Drug Administration has been on the warpath against e-cigarettes, going so far this June as to try to ban Juul products from the marketpl...

ALBANY, N.Y. — To access the Area unemployment/jobs press releases, select the following link: http://www.workstats.dli.pa.gov/MediaCenter/MonthlyNews...

Since America’s founding, newspapers have played a vital role in keeping the public informed about what’s going on in the world. Democracy depends on ...

Fewer Americans read printed newspapers each year, but they still have an appetite for news. According to the News Media Alliance, paid newspaper circ...

Fran De Lancey, beloved Era correspondent, school teacher, gentleman and dear friend to so many, passed away on Wednesday at his son’s house in Bethel...

When a heavily traveled Pittsburgh bridge collapsed Jan. 28 into a ravine, taking several cars and a mass-transit bus along for the ride, it put an ex...

I believe I spoke with Eric Boehlert, the conscience and gadfly of American journalism who died last week in a tragic bicycle accident, only once, in ...

For many, early April signals the time for spring cleaning. Experts claim spring cleaning can make you happier, healthier, more productive and reduce ...

There’s an old joke that asks how one gets to Carnegie Hall — the answer, of course, is practice. The same answer might apply when one asks Johnsonbur...

SUNBURY (TNS) — Each year, journalists and others who care about a free and vibrant press mark Sunshine Week, which came around last week. It’s a time...

Local news is necessary news. All news serves a purpose. National news helps us identify what is happening in our country and how it affects us and ho...

HARRISBURG (TNS) — An unhinged politician. A room full of reporters and photographers. And a .357 Magnum tucked in a manila envelope. These three vola...

Baily’s Beads, the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford’s award-winning literary magazine, returns to an in-person unveiling and celebration this year...

NATIONAL MENTION: Bradford continues to be a story on the national level, as the story about the workers at McDonalds who walked out has run in anothe...

The symbolism of the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize goes far beyond its tribute to Maria Ressa and Dimitry Muratov, independent journalists fighting for freed...

Poor Ron Klain. It’s not a good sign when a White House chief of staff to a Democratic president wants to re-tweet favorable news coverage and all he ...

DIARY OF A HOUSEWIFE: As mentioned in a previous RTS, we at the newsroom have been pouring over a Dec. 6, 1981 edition of The New York Times Magazine....

It’s the kind of assignment that changes a reporter. On Sept. 11, 2001, Bradford native Emily Longnecker had only been working in the field for about ...

Catching up with a friend over Zoom, I wondered recently what might have happened if China had come clean about the presence and origins of COVID-19 b...