Jack and Owen sit down with Sports Writers Henry Light and Rowan Shea to break down Oregon’s win over Wisconsin, the return of basketball season,... After several weeks of raising money through ...

Missing your print Weekly? Our printer assures us they are on the way! This week’s issue of Eugene Weekly — the Know Your Rights in the reign of Trump issue — was hung up, we are told, due to weather ...

The weekly print edition of Soap Opera Digest — the newsstand chronicler of daytime drama — is ending after nearly five decades. Staffers were informed of the decision Friday, according to sources. A ...

On Feb. 23, 2023, then-IDS editor-in-chief Helen Rummel published a letter sharing the continuing financial crisis the Indiana Daily Student has been facing for a few years. She wrote the IDS was ...

SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt Lake Tribune is entering another new phase Sunday. The newspaper has seen its share of changes in recent years: It began requiring digital subscriptions for full online ...

Barry Diller’s IAC Dotdash is ceasing print publication of six titles it acquired last year from Meredith Corp., including one-time industry giants Entertainment Weekly and InStyle. The move is ...

It all started with a hope and a dream. Forty years ago this month four back-to-the-land hippies pooled their resources and vision to launch a small weekly newspaper in Eugene called What’s Happening.

The Chicago Reader, an alternative nonprofit newspaper, is returning to weekly print production. The first weekly issue will be on June 5. The paper had reverted to a bi-weekly schedule in June 2020.