People’s trust in media is terrible: bad. Attempts to fix that: good. Now, what the heck are they? Facing the fallout from the presidential election, the rise of fake news, and the stark challenges of ...

TULSA, Okla. — Officers from the Tulsa Police Department met with McLain High School students to demonstrate traffic stops as part of Project Trust on Wednesday. Project Trust is a series of group ...

Mar. 18, 2020 (Boston) – Fake local news sites and frightening headlines about the coronavirus can leave readers and viewers struggling to tell the difference between fact and fiction; between fair, ...

High schooler Katherine Kimbrel told a deputy chief that she felt frustrated by his presence in her school because police seem to enjoy intimidating and talking down to people. That was Project ...

The Tulsa Police Department and the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office will work with high school students as part of a program called Project Trust. Project Trust was canceled last year because of the ...

Will readers trust the news more if they have more information about who’s behind it? It’s worth a try. Thursday marks the launch of The Trust Project, an initiative three years in the making (but ...

If you want to know what community-oriented policing looks like, check out Project Trust. The program is a nine-week Tulsa police program that explores civics and policing in weekly hour-long sessions ...

FOX23 first told you about Project Trust in 2017. It's a program that gives insight to what Tulsa police officers experience each day. It's also an opportunity to change perspective and lives. Each ...

In a confusing world flooded with misinformation, YES! Media is helping readers and viewers easily recognize reliable, dependable news sources by implementing The Trust Project’s 8 Trust Indicators.