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- Congratulations, Indiana newspapers.
- Indiana Supreme Court proposes moving public notices to its website
- Better Newspaper Contest results announced July 23
- HSPA tackles scores of bills through end of 2021 legislative session
- Revelation of secretly obtained phone records sparks outcry
- Posting of published public notices is optional, not required
- Pulliam interns begin reporting jobs at papers across Indiana
- Hensley, Lavalley receive $1,000 Legacy Scholarships
- HSPA flags, fights public notice bills during session
- Publish public notices outside of paywall so public can access
Posting of published public notices is optional, not required
Send your questions to Steve Key, HSPA executive director and general counsel, skey@hspa.com or call (317) 624-4427.
The following questions were submitted by Parke County Sentinel (Rockville), The Republican (Danville), The Liberty…
Pulliam interns begin reporting jobs at papers across Indiana
When Kellyn Harrison got a front page byline at her internship paper this month, she Tweeted out that it was surreal — she had been holding the Monticello Herald Journal in her hands since pre-school and now she was working for it. The…
Hensley, Lavalley receive $1,000 Legacy Scholarships
HSPA Foundation annual awards aim to assist newspaper employee families
The Hoosier State Press Association Foundation has awarded two Legacy Scholarships to children of families tied to Indiana newspapers. One student will be heading…
HSPA flags, fights public notice bills during session
One key bill defeated, another passed
The two key bills for the Hoosier State Press Association in the 2021 Indiana General Assembly both concerned public notices. HSPA successfully defeated H.B. 1498, which would have allowed…
Publish public notices outside of paywall so public can access
Send your questions to Steve Key, HSPA executive director and general counsel, skey@hspa.com or call (317) 624-4427.
The following questions were submitted by Parke County Sentinel (Rockville), The Republican (Danville), The Liberty…
Decision weakens ability to monitor disciplinary actions
Key Points: Steve Key, executive director and general counsel, Hoosier State Press Association
An Indiana Court of Appeals decision weakens the ability for Hoosiers to monitor the actions taken by state and local government units to…