Nick Ingram

Video Journalist for @ap | Former Digital Content Manager for @kq2 | Former Reporter for the @plattecitizen | Former Managing Editor for @GriffonNews

[AP News Guild @APNewsGuild]

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On May 15, Associated Press leadership cut 20 guild covered staff. Layoffs included U.S. news, photographers, investigations, business and sports across 12 states.

[Cliff Brunt @CliffBruntOG]

I was the reporter let go in Oklahoma. It was only surprising because the Thunder are in the playoffs and the Women's CWS is coming up. I have great memories of my time here and of my colleagues. Thank you all for following me. As for media, if you're looking for help, hit me up.

[Mike Sisak @mikesisak]

A hall of fame class of journalists is leaving @AP today — 40 reporters and photo/videographers who've taken buyouts as our US news operation shrinks. They've broken untold stories, captured searing images, held power to account and made us all smarter. We'll miss them dearly.

[AP News Guild @APNewsGuild]

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Today, 40 Associated Press guild-covered employees across the U.S. who accepted buyouts left the newsroom for the final time. We’ve been told layoffs will be coming, with no clear timeline.

In solidarity, our members in office, at home, and in the field wore their union red today.

[AP News Guild @APNewsGuild]

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“News doesn’t reveal itself from a distance. It has to be witnessed.”

AP Executive Editor Julie Pace affirmed the importance of “being on the ground” and “eyewitness journalism,” at this year’s Overseas Press Club Awards, all while AP guts its news staff by offering buyouts to more than 120 U.S. guild covered employees across multiple formats. How can AP be on the ground without us?

Who will witness the news?

[AP News Guild @APNewsGuild]

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[AP News Guild @APNewsGuild]

AP journalists in the U.S. are on the frontlines providing essential news coverage and documenting history each and every day.

AP was there because WE were there.

But more than 120 AP guild covered employees across the country were offered buyouts on April 6, and layoffs could be coming. And that makes the guild wonder, will AP be there for you in the future?

We need your help. Tell AP leadership to support the stories that matter and the people that cover them. Comment on stories you care about on https://t.co/wSijsMnjaU and on AP social media posts. Text AP’s Signal at [phone].

[Steve Karnowski @skarnowski]

Man accused of hiding stolen 'Wizard of Oz' ruby slippers plans to plead guilty, attorney says https://t.co/Wmi3wEouZt

[The Associated Press @AP]

Taylor Swift makes surprise visit to Kansas City children's hospital https://t.co/rWGuR5zhAJ

[The Associated Press @AP]

BREAKING: The U.S. military has flown Travis Timmerman, an American imprisoned in Syria, out of the country, a U.S. official says. https://t.co/kk2N2DTiDm

[Nick Ingram @nick_ningram038]

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[The Associated Press @AP]

Adam Pemble, AP journalist whose compassionate lens brought stories to life, dies at 52 https://t.co/G4fpZiNYI0

[Steve Karnowski @skarnowski]

Stolen ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland in 'The Wizard of Oz' are auctioned for $28 million https://t.co/LhnmvdmZFI

[The Associated Press @AP]

2 Pearl Harbor survivors, ages 104 and 102, return to Hawaii to honor those killed in 1941 attack https://t.co/oaXpl6ey8L

[The Associated Press @AP]

St. Louis was once known as Mound City for its many Native American mounds. Just one remains https://t.co/yTkyG6YMUy

[Steve Karnowski @skarnowski]

Minnesota eagle nest cam returns to delight fans around the world (from @AP) Video by ⁦@MDVancleave⁩ https://t.co/qwW0BJ1OXh

[Steve Karnowski @skarnowski]

New eagle camera is going live in Minnesota to the delight of global viewers (from @AP) https://t.co/WHkbR8h92i

[The Associated Press @AP]

My Chemical Romance returns with 'The Black Parade' tour https://t.co/fw0x4ilORI

[The Associated Press @AP]

'I got my life back.' Veterans with PTSD making progress thanks to service dog program https://t.co/XWSnaWjgok

[The Associated Press @AP]

Russian actors made a widely circulated video falsely depicting mail-in ballots for Donald Trump being destroyed in Pennsylvania, U.S. officials said Friday. https://t.co/gyTIBnTjbb