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Newspapers respond to community needs, storytelling challenges as Indiana moves toward Stage 3 of…
Ruth WitmerHoosier State Press Association
Typically, Kelly Lafferty Gerber would work afternoons and evenings photographing assignments for the Kokomo Tribune. There were always a lot of events, high school sports and more.
But by…
Judge rules Amazon bid can be kept secret
A Marion County Superior Court Judge found an intent in 2005 legislation that never was. Judge John Chavis ruled on April 24 against a public records request for the Indiana Economic Development Corporation/Indianapolis bid in the…
2020 Pulliam interns begin newspaper jobs
The 2020 class of Eugene S. Pulliam interns began their summer jobs in May at newspapers across the state.
The paid internship program is named in honor of the late publisher of The Indianapolis Star and The Indianapolis News and is…
HSPA Legacy Scholarship recipients announced
Ella Miller of Fort Wayne and Elle O'Bannon of Floyds Knob are the 2020 recipients of the HSPA Foundation Legacy Scholarships.
Coroner has a two week deadline to provide information on cause of death
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 The Tribune (Seymour), Hoosier Media Group (Fowler), The Herald-Republican…
State Court of Appeals rules 911 tapes can be withheld
For years there was an uneasy standoff concerning public access to E911 tapes.
The Hoosier State Press Association argued that the tapes should be available for public access as another point of information so that the public could hold…
COMMENTARY: Digitally altered photos represent an inexcusable abuse of trust
Bob Hansen, Editor, Connersville News-Examiner
Sunday, June 21, 2020
National Geographic magazine found itself in hot water when it published a cover photo of pyramids in Egypt in its February 1982 edition. The magazine had used…