The New York Times’s Letters to the Editor column invites a wide range of voices to share their thoughts. Sometimes it fosters real-life connections. Credit...Liana Jegers Supported by By Emmett ...

Pennsylvania law requires municipalities to issue their key public notices (for example, proposed ordinance changes, zoning hearing board announcements, and public tenders) in “general circulation” ...

This was Abraham Lincoln’s message he took from the Bible: “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” Just saying.

President of The Texas Lyceum shares results from the Lyceum’s recent poll about media, and offers news consumers four tips.

Opinion Editor and Columnist Steve Bousquet writes about one of our most important (and popular) reader features: Letters to the editor, and why they matter.

I have owned a timeshare in the town of Breckenridge since 2015, and my family visits three or four times a year. I subscribe to the “Summit Daily News” email newsletter. I was sickened to read one of ...

But groundwater outside of a conservation district is essentially unregulated. It’s “the law of the biggest pump,” Mazur said ...

Oregonian subscribers may have noticed a cool new option as they scrolled through their online newspaper lately. I’m not talking about our website, OregonLive.com, where our reporters and editors ...

DEAR EDITOR: I am Brian Rouleau, a proud father of two and an advocate for the working people of New York’s 21st Congressional District. As an independent candidate for Congress, I’m running to bring ...

Writing yourself a letter is a good way to identify the things in your life that matter — as well as those things that you can let go. By Melissa Kirsch A few weeks ago, a reader of The Morning told ...

The unsealing of Trail Blazer Damian Lillard's divorce case illustrates how wealth and influence shouldn't override the ...