A reader alerted us to a Wisconsin newspaper’s coverage of the church trial of a United Methodist minister who performed a same-sex wedding ceremony.
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Purporting to report the news
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Baptists' hot time in Phoenix
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Ready, OK? Cheerleading in Arizona
Just for the fun of it, pretend that you’re a line editor at a 100,000-circulation newspaper in the Southwest — say, the Arizona Daily Star in Tucson.
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Big hole in the Big Easy?
Back in March, we did a couple of posts — here and here — on news coverage of a Catholic high school in New Orleans embroiled in controversy over corporal punishment and deeper issues.
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Caps, gowns and prayer lawsuits (updated)
As spring turns to summer, it’s the time for shaved-ice snow cones, cool dips in the swimming pool, hot nights at the ballpark … and steamy legal battles over whether prayer is allowed at high school graduation ceremonies.
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The death of 'Dr. Death' (updated)
Until Kevorkian died today at age 83, the once-famous “Dr. Death” had not crossed my mind in many years.
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Got boilerplate? Will cover predictably
If you watched the community memorial service in tornado-ravaged Joplin, Mo., on Sunday, you could not miss the powerful religious messages and imagery.
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WHO are these good Samaritans?
That’s my first response to the reader who contacted GetReligion concerning a CBS News report on the Joplin, Mo., tornado relief effort:
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