Charlottesville Tomorrow welcomes Akash Sinha as its new managing editor
Sinha brings 15 years of news leadership experience to the role.
A New Local News Nonprofit Rises in Tulsa
The Tulsa Local News Initiative is the latest in an effort to boost local journalism across the country.
Tulsa media and community leaders join forces to launch $14 million nonprofit local news initiative
The Tulsa Local News Initiative will begin publishing The Oklahoma Eagle newspaper, launch a new newsroom, and create over two dozen journalism jobs
The rebirth of local news
American Journalism Project CEO Sarabeth Berman shares her 2025 prediction for journalism.
The Oklahoma Eagle Is Spreading Its Wings
The weekly print and digital newspaper will leverage 102 years of news production in Tulsa, Okla. to join with a coalition of Tulsa media, community and philanthropy leaders that have formed the Tulsa Local News Initiative.
From experimentation to action: What’s next for AJP’s Product & AI Studio
The American Journalism Project is excited to announce $1.4 million in new grants to 27 news organizations in our portfolio as part of the next phase of our Product & AI Studio. These grants will help local newsrooms to generate revenue and uncover impactful stories hidden in civic data through the use of AI-drive solutions.
The Salt Lake Tribune announces plans to be free to all online readers, if donors support it
Lauren Gustus, The Tribune’s CEO and executive editor, announced the move to make the 154-year-old newspaper “open and free” during the Tribune’s second annual NewsMakers Gala.
