AP Top 25 college football poll kicks off 81st year
The AP Top 25, the longest-running college football poll of its kind, will begin its 81st year with the much-awaited preseason edition on Sunday, Aug. 21.
AUG. 18, 2016
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The AP Top 25, the longest-running college football poll of its kind, will begin its 81st year with the much-awaited preseason edition on Sunday, Aug. 21.
AUG. 18, 2016
The preseason AP Top 25 polls for men's and women's college basketball, the longest-running polls of their kind, will be released the week of Nov. 2.
OCT. 22, 2015
The Associated Press’ Lucy Smee has been named Footage Employee of the Year at the Focal International Awards, the world’s most prominent archive footage business honours. The awards, which recognise and celebrate the use of archive footage and those who work in the industry, were announced last night at a glittering ceremony at the Lancaster […]
MAY 22, 2015

Julie Pace The promotion to White House correspondent, effective immediately, was announced Friday by Sally Buzbee, AP’s bureau chief in Washington. “Julie is a tenacious reporter who has distinguished herself with a steady stream of scoops,” said Buzbee. “In this year when the interaction between the administration and Congress will be so critical, she is […]
JAN. 4, 2013

Zagier, 46, begins work in St. Louis on Aug. 5, reporting to St. Louis Correspondent Jim Salter and Missouri-Kansas News Editor Chris Clark in Kansas City, Mo. “Alan is a strong reporter with a proven history of reacting swiftly to breaking news across the state and breaking news himself through dogged reporting,” Clark said. “He’ll […]
JULY 16, 2013

Adam Kealoha Causey. (AP Photo/Anna Jo Bratton) The appointment was announced Monday by Texas-Arkansas-Oklahoma Editor Maud Beelman. Causey, 34, joined the AP in Phoenix in 2015 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal, where he was a reporter and an assistant city editor for breaking news and crime coverage. He’s also worked as a projects reporter for […]
DEC. 19, 2016

AP golf writer Doug Ferguson poses at the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia, April 12, 2015. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel) Ferguson is the 30th recipient of the PGA award, which recognizes members of the media for steadfast coverage of golf throughout a career. Ferguson has covered more than 500 golf events. Ferguson joined the AP as […]
JAN. 15, 2019

President and CEO of the Associated Press Gary Pruitt delivers a speech at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents’ Club Monday, March 30, 2015. The Associated Press is calling for changes to international laws that would make it a war crime to kill journalists or take them hostage, the news agency’s president said on Monday. (AP […]
MARCH 30, 2015

Sara Gillesby, a New York-based video manager who led coverage of the Boston Marathon bombings, the Sandy Hook school shooting and 2016 political conventions, has been named news director for all formats in the U.S. East region. Karin Laub, who has covered wars, revolutions, the plight of refugees and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for three decades […]
JULY 17, 2018

The Associated Press announced today a multi-year reseller agreement with ANSA, the leading Italian news agency, to commence Jan.1, 2015. Under the agreement ANSA will be AP’s sole agency in Italy and will market and sell its text, photo and video content in the region.
AUG. 26, 2014

With 170 years of history, and a record 31 Pulitzer Prizes for photography, no news organization has covered American politics and presidential campaigns like The Associated Press.
AUG. 25, 2016

In this Aug. 3, 2017, photo, host/executive producer Steve Harvey participates in the “Steve” panel during the NBC Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Willy Sanjuan/Invision/AP) The two-hour prime-time show airing on CBS will be held at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. Harvey hosts the daytime talk show “Steve,” […]
JAN. 15, 2019
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