Paramount has purchased The Free Press and named Bari Weiss as Editor-in-Chief of CBS News. What does this portend for the future of CBS News and journalism in the U.S.?

NCPR is hiring two St. Lawrence University students for its internship program. The deadline to apply is October 27.

In a move shaking the foundations of American broadcast journalism, Paramount Skydance announced Monday that it has acquired The Free Press, the digital media company founded by out journalist Bari Weiss, and appointed her as the new editor-in-chief of CBS News.

The BriefPioneering Bay Area broadcast legend, Belva Davis, has died at 92, her family says.She was the Bay Area and West Coast's first Black female television news anchor.Her career spanning more than five decades covered major events from Berkeley's student protests and the Black Panthers to 9/11 and Barack Obama's historic election.

The Examiner spoke with Clemens about her latest venture and the types of stories she aims to share through Keepsake Studios, as well as how her yearslong journalism career has helped shape the company’s earliest works. This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity.

From his beginnings as a kid from Kansas working at local radio and television stations to pay for college and law school, Bill Kurtis had a hunger for telling stories and finding the truth. With

TV, KRON-TV and KQED journalist Belva Davis has died at the age of 92. She was the first Black female TV reporter on the West Coast when she started at KPIX in 1966.