It was supposed to be the other way around.
The biggest sporting event we cover all year? It may well be the National Football League draft.
Yes, Friday's front page led with the story about a Bass Pro Shops coming to town.
It has been a sad week across the country with news stories that have weighed on all of us.
We hear it from time to time. People say they don’t need the paper; they can get their local news from TV.
Faking a documentary news photo would be an affront to our journalism ethics.
A News Tribune photographer rushes to a crime scene. The assignment: Show readers what it looks like. The house where it happened. The police rushing in. The neighbors watching from afar.
Today is a holiday as patriotic as the Fourth of July. It is Sunshine Sunday and the beginning of Sunshine Week, both of which promote open government.
Today, a Q&A excerpted from The News Tribune reader mailbag:
Conversations I had Thursday with two News Tribune readers reflected the challenge we face in serving the news needs of a diverse audience.
Sure wish we were watching the Seahawks play in the Super Bowl today.
Government decisions should be made in public. Government documents should be accessible. Government employees should know and follow state law.
Editors everywhere are getting less sleep this week after revelations that the amazing love story of Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te’o was a hoax.
We open the 2013 session of the Legislature on Monday, and as you read in our front-page story, it promises to be a robust one.
Get it right, but get it first, but get it right.
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