journalism

From covering stories in the Wild West to the dawn of the modern era, May Case was a legend in local journalism for seven decades.

The non-profit recently launched a new website featuring in-depth, investigative reporting.

Fresno photojournalist wins $100,000 prize for elevating stories of immigrant communities

A University of North Carolina study found that roughly 1,800 newspapers have closed in the United States since 2004, the vast majority of which were…

Vaccine rollout is proving far more challenging in rural communities, creating what are called vaccine deserts. And according to the Documenting COVID-19…

The Kings County city of Corcoran is slowly but steadily sinking, as much as 11½ feet in some places over the last 14 years. Lois Henry, a journalist with…

Microsoft is piloting a new project to increase and support local news in four cities across the country including Fresno. KVPR was among the newsrooms…

Free speech, as enshrined in the First Amendment, is central to what many consider to be the American experience. But the debate over the limits of free…

When a local newspaper is forced to reduce its reporting staff or shut down altogether, research shows there’s a huge impact on the community it serves.…

Journalist and author Farai Chideya spoke with Valley Edition Host Kathleen Schock about her new podcast, "Our Body Politic," which explores how women of…