When you report on a local story that becomes national news, extending the story’s life-cycle by days, do you continue to “report” the story even though there are no new facts or angles to report?  Some thoughts about situations like this in this article from the RTDNA.   Posted by Tim Morrissey

An interesting article from the RTDNA regarding police body cameras and how some groups are working to keep their video away from the media and the public can be found here. The special section of the WBA Newsroom site outlining Wisconsin’s Open Records law can be found here. It’s a quick tutorial or refresher, regarding… Read More: Police Body Cameras vs. Open Records Law »

Ron Howard made a great movie about Apollo 13, and it was 45 years ago this week that the crew of the spacecraft found themselves in big trouble, when an oxygen tank explosion blew up a huge chunk of their craft and left NASA scrambling for a way to get the crew home safely.  It was astronaut… Read More: Houston, We Have A Problem »