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Journalists who have made the switch from traditional TV news to streaming media have found room to experiment and rewrite the rules in a medium that offers live linear and on-demand opportunities. Comparing notes during a TVNewsCheck webinar were (clockwise from upper left) Amagi's Brian Ring, Atmosphere's Micah Grimes, Cox Media Group's Matthew Dominguez, AccuWeather Network's Sarah Katt and LiveNOW from Fox's Shareef Abul-Ela. 

Journalists who have made the switch from traditional TV news to streaming media have found room to experiment and rewrite the rules in a medium that offers live linear and on-demand opportunities. Comparing notes during a TVNewsCheck webinar were (clockwise from upper left) Amagi's Brian Ring, Atmosphere's Micah Grimes, Cox Media Group's Matthew Dominguez, AccuWeather Network's Sarah Katt and LiveNOW from Fox's Shareef Abu-Ela. 

The proliferation of news on live linear streaming has set off an explosion of innovation in television news. TVNewsCheck will turn a spotlight on this trend during a webinar set for March 24 at 1 p.m. ET. Sharing their experience and insights during the event will be: (clockwise from upper left): Micah Grimes, VP news and sports, Atmosphere TV; Shareef Al-Ela, VP and head of LiveNow from Fox; Sarah Katt, general manager of AccuWeather Network and OTT streaming services; Brian Ring, senior director, product marketing for news, Amagi and the webinar’s moderator; and Matt Dominquez, senior man...

The RHA is also actively seeking to buy the Bonanza Inn and is involved in a proposed 1,000-unit affordable workforce housing project for downtown.

Pierre, SD, USA / DRGNews Mar 17, 2021 8:38 AM USDA is seeking applications for loans and grants to improve community facilities such as to build or upgrade schools, health care facilities, libraries and first responder services and equipment in South Dakota. More than 100 types of projects are eligible for Community Facilities funding. Eligible applicants include municipalities, public bodies, nonprofit organizations and federally recognized Native American tribes. Projects must be in rural areas with a population of 20,000 or less. For more information about funding, application procedures ...