Heroes Among Us: Honoring the Veterans of the Nexstar Nation
On this day, we remind ourselves we’re able to do what we do because of the sacrifices of Michelle, Tony and our heroic veterans.
Dak Prescott signed a football for a sick Texas teen, now she’s returning the ‘faith’
A Texas teen with a debilitating illness is sending is sending some “faith” to her unlikely new penpal, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, following his career-altering injury earlier this month.
A look inside NewsNation’s effort to provide unbiased news in primetime
In a primetime cable lineup full of opinion and analysis, NewsNation promises to go back to the basics and simply deliver the news.
Looking to get fit during the pandemic? Try this at-home workout
When my pants started to get too tight, it was clear I needed to find a fitness routine that generated results while keeping me and my family safe during the pandemic.
From small newsrooms to NewsNation: Growing alongside Nexstar
When NewsNation goes live on Tuesday night, I’ll have immense pride. This moment will be our moment.
How I gained thousands of Twitter followers during the biggest story of 2020
When talking to newsrooms and journalists about social media, I often urge them to try to find their voice in major stories.
But What Can I Do? How Journalists Can Help Communities Heal After the George Floyd Protests
For journalists who entered this profession to make a difference, situations like these can make you feel helpless. It doesn’t have to be this way.
Taking risks turns WOOD-TV contributor Annie Agar into viral sensation
How do you create content as a sports journalist when there’s no sports to be found? Experiment and take chances.
A Slice of Hope: Twitter connects strangers during COVID-19 crisis
I’m not in a position to change their circumstances, but I can help provide a distraction for a few hours by sending dinner their way.
