Suspicious newspaper box prompts evacuation of Detroit News, Free Press
The box, with the stenciled words “POW,” was dropped off on the eve of the anniversary of the 1995 newspaper strike.
Troubles continue at Metro Times after top editor leaves, cites differences
A Cleveland company’s efforts to transform the Metro Times into a journalism powerhouse are confronting some tough realities.
Newspaper Guild: Free Press can’t force staffers to reapply for jobs
Gannett, the media company that owns the Detroit Free Press, is forcing employees at some newspapers to reapply for new jobs as part of a bold cost-cutting move.
Detroit Free Press, News to leave historic home for smaller building downtown
Both newspapers have lost so many journalists over the past decade that large areas of their newsrooms are bare.
Detroit Free Press announces further cutbacks, to lay off 5 staffers
The latest layoffs come just three days after colleagues said goodbye to two esteemed reporters at a going-away party.