CINCINNATI — With information – and misinformation – surging around recent national events, the News Literacy Project and The E.W. Scripps Company (NASDAQ: SSP) are again teaming up to launch a ...

OLATHE, Kan. — The last week of January marks National News Literacy Week, where teachers, students and the community come together to discuss how to discover and utilize good news sources and ...

PHOENIX — We're in the new age of technology where we have access to any information we want with the swipe of a finger, but with that instant access comes misinformation and false statements. Those ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — As part of News Literacy Week, KSHB 41 News wants to show viewers how it covers the news. Our parent company, E.W. Scripps, partners with The News Literacy Project every year to ...

Chautauqua County Executive PJ Wendel reads to students at Sinclairville Elementary School during United Way of Chautauqua County’s Literacy Week 2025, joining volunteers from throughout the county ...

PHOENIX — Life is constantly changing, especially with this new age of technology. We have access to any information we want with the swipe of a finger but with that instant access comes ...

21 Savage launched a financial literacy week in partnership with DeKalb County schools. 21 Savage’s Leading By Example Foundation launched its first-ever “Bank Account Financial Literacy Week” in ...

(SCRIPPS) — This year’s fourth annual National News Literacy Week, from Jan. 23-27, will encourage news consumers to stop the flood of misinformation and learn how to identify trustworthy news. The ...

We checked in with neighbors in Lafayette Parish for their answers as we explore the benefits and dangers of A.I. as the digital landscape develops. News Literacy Week: How much can you trust A.I.?

The first National News Literacy Week is taking place Jan. 27-31. The initiative, presented by The E.W. Scripps Company and the nonprofit News Literacy Project, provides educators, students and the ...

“I read to fourth grade students at Cunningham Creek Elementary in St. Johns County,” Hughes said. “We talked about our favorite books, their career goals and even my home state of North Carolina.” ...