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TV news anchor Linsey Davis said students are living in a different time, a period when school shootings have become either a frequent headline or a tragedy in their own

Franklin College’s Pulliam School of Journalism and the Trust for Trauma Journalism held the second National Trauma Journalism Symposium on the FC campus Thursday and Friday.

In an hour’s sweep across a life of great consequence, five Asante Theatre actors whisked a full-house audience through a hip-hop exploration of the life and legacy of “the prophet

Its only been a few months since Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a bill ending life sentences without parole for people in Illinois who were under 21 when they were arrested. ...

By Faith Fistler / Broadcast version by Nadia Ramlagan reporting for the Kent State-Ohio News Connection Collaboration. While Christina Ray was incarcerated, she experienced the effects of limited feminine hygiene products firsthand. "When I was incarcerated at Franklin County Jail, literally every morning they would throw in a supply bag and wed have, like, six rolls of toilet paper and six giant, disgusting pads," Ray said. " ...

The Golden State has permanently expunged an unprecedented 11 million criminal arrest records in the first six months after the implementation of a criminal-justice reform bill - according to data just released by the California Department of Justice. Assembly Bill 1076 required the state DOJ to automatically clear eligible records for people with arrests but not convictions, for people with convictions on most crimes that did not carry a prison sentence, and for those who have successfully co...

More than 250 new laws take effect Saturday in Indiana. They range from legalizing the ninja weapons known as throwing stars, to creating a 25-foot buffer around police investigations, to adding cameras to catch heavy-footed Hoosiers speeding through work zones. You dont have to thumb too far through the stack of new laws to realize social issues caused some of the biggest dust-ups at the Statehouse this year. ...

Two Franklin College journalism students wrote more than 100 stories covering the 2023 legislative session during what proved to be a fruitful awards season for TheStatehouseFile.com.

No break for TheStatehouseFile.com after its 17th session and a raft of awards Staff Report Jun 21, 2023   Two Franklin College journalism students wrote more than 100 stories covering the 2023 legislative session during what proved to be a fruitful awards season for TheStatehouseFile.c

Two Franklin College journalism students wrote more than 100 stories covering the 2023 legislative session during what proved to be a fruitful awards season for TheStatehouseFile.com.