Category: Newspapers

The Malheur Enterprise, a small newspaper in eastern Oregon, spent months investigating a state lawmaker’s business deals and contract work in Malheur County. But on Monday, the newspaper reported an unusual development: Now the county wants to investigate the Malheur Enterprise – for harassment. The problem?

Liens against the Tampa Bay Times’ parent company now total more than $103 million, according to documents obtained by Florida Politics. The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. filed its latest lien against the paper June 20 for $32.2 million. The lien is placed “on all property and rights to property” because the Times “failed to make contributions to the pension plan required.”

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“A previous version of this article contained many errors and omitted context and allegations important to understanding two families’ stories,” the correction reads. Among them: Wilson’s article misspelled the first name of a source’s grandfather, credited him with the wrong number of children with his second wife, misstated the number of acres sold in a partition sale, misquoted a source, “omitted key details that affect understanding of ownership of the land,” and on and on.