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ProPublica Wins Pulitzer Prize for Supreme Court Coverage - Vimarsana News

ProPublica Wins Pulitzer Prize for Supreme Court Coverage

The award marks ProPublica’s 7th Pulitzer; Uvalde shooting investigation is named a Pulitzer finalist.

Driving under the influence is a costly crime - Vimarsana News

Driving under the influence is a costly crime

“DUI — You can't afford it.” The slogan posted on billboards across the state in a campaign to dissuade people from driving drunk has been updated since it was last used 10 years ago, but it remains ...

HBCU Student Reporting Network gives student journalists new opportunities - Vimarsana News

HBCU Student Reporting Network gives student journalists new opportunities

The HBCU Student Reporting Network, which launched in January, is designed to give Black student journalists more training and opportunities to take into the workforce. Each student works with a mentor to help sharpen their reporting skills, and the organization works with distribution partners to increase the reach of their stories and enable fellows to graduate with clips and a network.

Which states offer free school lunch? More states considering it - Vimarsana News

Which states offer free school lunch? More states considering it

After the federal waiver providing free school lunch expired, states started looking for ways to keep the effort alive. Kentucky, Massachusetts, Virginia, Vermont, D.C. among states considering or taking action.

Tom Campbell column: Local news coverage needs to stay - Vimarsana News

Tom Campbell column: Local news coverage needs to stay

Columnist Tom Campbell writes that America is less informed today than it was 10 years ago because local news sources are drying up.