Evening Trio--8/28/09

Boston Globe: With tropical storm, Kennedy funeral, Boston faces a busy weekend

Albert Mohler: "The Disposition Decision" -- What to Do With the Embryos?

AP via Newsmax: Financial News Gets Worse for Newspapers

Evening Trio--8/5/09

Wall Street Journal: Freed Journalists Return to U.S.

James Rainey: Cronkite blunder a revealing look inside New York Times

Fox Sports: Eli, Giants on verge of 6-year, $97.5M extension

Evening Trio--7/25/09

BBC: WWI veteran Patch dies aged 111

Little Green Footballs: Associated Press Declares War on the Internet

Lexington Herald-Leader: Somerset boat dealer files for bankruptcy

Morning Trio--7/3/09

Reuters: France extends search for Air France black box

AFP: Britain facing swine flu upsurge

Everyday Christian: Does the fall of mainstream media create opportunity for Christianity?

Morning Trio--5/4/09

Washington Post: N.Y. Times to File Notice It Will Close Boston Globe

AP via Lexington Herald-Leader: Inmates vying for coal mining jobs in Appalachia

NY Daily News: Mine That Bird won't have much shot at Pimlico

Morning Trio--4/20/09

BBC: Gunman holds up Jamaica aircraft

Daily Press (VA): Democratic gubernatorial candidates debate economy (The Virginia gubernatorial election may be a bellwether for next year's midterm elections.)

Wall Street Journal: Commercial Radio Stations Beg for Cash

Evening Trio--3/23/09

Lexington Herald-Leader: Herald-Leader lays off 53; cuts wages for remaining employees

UPI: Lance Armstrong breaks collarbone in Spain

MrSEC.com: As Gillispie Turns...

Evening Trio--3/16/09

Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seattle P-I to publish last edition Tuesday

CNET: Sci Fi Channel to become Syfy: Thank the lawyers?

L.A. Times: (Big) Blue day at Kentucky

Morning Trio--2/27/09

WYMT: 8 Year Old Brings Gun to School

AP: Scrappy Rocky Mountain News closing its doors

L.A. Times: Facebook offers users a greater voice

Evening Trio

Times of London: Israel vows to sweep Hamas from power

Fox News: Emanuel to Resign House Seat on Friday

CBN News: Newspapers - A Thing of the Past?

Afternoon Trio--12/15/08

AP via Fox News: Blagojevich Might Sign Bill Stripping Him of Power to Fill Senate Seat

Salt Lake Tribune: TV: Networks struggling for viewers

Lexington Herald-Leader: Public radio stations looking for donations in tight times

Morning Trio

Wall Street Journal: Newsweek to Cut Back Staff, Slim Magazine in Makeover (This comes in the same week that Newsweek published what it calls the "religious case for gay marriage." Contrary to what Newsweek states, the Bible condemns homosexual marriage. Read Romans 1:26-29. Sin has consequences not just for individuals, but for businesses and nations. Newsweek is facing those consequences.)

NPR: NPR Cuts Jobs, Cancels Programs

Kentucky Weather Center: Thursday Travel Troubles (Chris Bailey's blog has been consistent in forecasting major storm systems like today's system.)

Evening Trio

Christian Web News: God and Homeland Security

WKYT: Cintas To Close Two Kentucky Plants

Courier-Journal: C-J lays off 51 as part of broader Gannett cutback

Morning Trio

Terror in Mumbai: AFP: Fears of sectarian violence after Mumbai carnage

Albert Mohler: Women in Ministry -- Interesting Editorial Slant

NY Times: A Generation of Local TV Anchors Is Signing Off

Afternoon Trio

WYMT: Weekend Accident Leaves Man Facing Murder Charges

Lexington Herald-Leader: Staff cuts hurt radio news

David Whitley: NASCAR red-flagged by ABC (UPDATE at 5:40pm: NASCAR's chairman did not like ABC's move. Click here for more.)

Afternoon Trio

Dan Perrin: The Seven Reasons McCain-Palin Are a Lock to Win

Michael Malone: Media's Presidential Bias and Decline

Lexington Herald-Leader: Cobb decision right; special teams need change

Afternoon Trio

Drudge Report: Election Rejection: Network news slumps; viewership fades

CNET: T-Mobile delivers the G1 (aka Android) phone

Lexington Herald-Leader: Cats will be shorthanded on visit to The Swamp

Developing: More Layoffs at the Herald-Leader

Big Media is continuing its decline. The Lexington Herald-Leader, owned by McClatchy, announced today that it will cut its workforce by 11 percent. This is part of McClatchy's company-wide plan to reduce its workforce by 10 percent, or about 1150 jobs.

This shows that Americans are continuing to turn from the liberal Old Media and are flocking to new and more balanced media such as Fox News and the blogosphere. Your thoughts???