Dave Hyde, longtime South Florida Sun-Sentinel columnist, laid off after 36 years
Hyde attributed the decision to cost-cutting.
Hyde attributed the decision to cost-cutting.
"...it’s clear the guiding light is in-depth stories built on dogged reporting and creative storytelling."
"I love sports, but some things are much bigger than sports. I encourage you all not to take your health for granted."
The trial is scheduled for August 10.
Fitzgerald Sr. spend nearly four decades covering sports at the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.
An example of what happens when online trolls attack someone who did nothing to deserve it, and they fight back.
"Tennis lost a wonderful journalist and a great person."
"The op-ed has been removed, and we deeply regret any distress this may have caused."
Always find the local angle, we suppose.
"The characters we've used so far are, indeed, cheerful in appearance. Isn't there enough gloom in the news already?"
The Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel story has a new detail involving Robert Kraft. Per In Touch Weekly,...
"Comes with excellent job security per sources."
The Baltimore Banner has hired Kyle Williams as its Washington Nationals reporter, part of the nonprofit's expansion into D.C. sports coverage
"The Block family should be recognized for selling this at a huge discount for the price they could have received."
The Russini-Vrabel episode has reignited a "lingering antipathy" between the two sides.
Johnson noted that this was only for the "time being."
Danielle Allentuck covered the Orioles for the Baltimore Banner until January.
"I too was in the western hemisphere when this happened."
"I respected both of them and I remember both of them being so kind."
"I’ve always wanted to try my hand at lollygagging. Maybe some gallivanting."
The Post disputed that figure but declined to provide an alternate number.
The Washington Post and Jeff Bezos may be attempting a U-turn in their efforts to reach out to laid-off staffers to return, according to Status.
ESPN hired six former Washington Post reporters to join its investigative and enterprise journalism teams.
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