The seventh annual National News Literacy Week will focus on helping teenagers navigate a media landscape increasingly flooded with AI-generated content and misinformation, according to organizers.

News Literacy Week runs Feb. 2–6 with free films, panels and tips aimed at helping Northern Nevadans better judge news and misinformation.

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 ...

Ormond Beach Fire Department Capt. Hunter Ramirez, firefighter Zander Harper, firefighter Marc Pinkman and Ormond Beach ...

CINCINNATI — At a time when Americans’ trust in mass media edges downward, the News Literacy Project is partnering with The E.W. Scripps Company to launch a national public awareness campaign on the ...

FLINT, MI -- The city has launched a week-long celebration of poetry and literacy in honor of National Poetry Month. Flint City Council President Ladel Lewis announced a series of events tied to ...