Category Archives: News

House resolution thanks journalists involved in Jan. 6 attack

A resolution introduced Tuesday in the U.S. House of Representatives thanks journalists for their reporting during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol building. The resolution was introduced by Rep. Cheri Bustos (D-IL-17) and 42 House members, including Wisconsin House member Mark Pocan. You can read the resolution here ... - MORE -

Journalists share stories from covering Capitol riot

The journalists who were on the scene for the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol are talking about the experience. In particular, they’re telling Poynter about how the riotous crowd was treating journalists and an escalation of threats to members of the media. You can read about it here... - MORE -

Tips for covering unique inauguration

Even veteran political reporters will need to prepare for next week’s unique inauguration. Poynter wrote today about how to guard your physical and mental health while covering the inauguration. You can read all about it here.... - MORE -

RTDNA issues statement on violence at Capitol

RTDNA Executive Director Dan Shelley released the following statement after violence erupted at the U.S. Capitol this week: In the wake of unprecedented events this week, the Radio Television Digital News Association would like to recognize the work of hundreds of responsible journalists who have served the public and the ... - MORE -

Gear up! Breaking News! You’re going live

Large police presence. Raise your hand if you’ve uttered those words once or twice. I cannot think of a story harder to tell than the one where you have no information. I’ll set the scene: Newsroom phone rings. It’s a tipster that says 12 squads are at such and such... - MORE -

Making the most of an overnight work schedule

“When do you go in?” If you’ve ever worked a morning show shift you’ve likely been asked that question with a look of disgust from inquiring minds. Kassandra Sepeda has anchored Sunrise 7 in Wausau for nearly four years and previously worked a morning shift at her former station in... - MORE -