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Staffing and print changes: The Herald’s outbreak response

On “Herald Headlines,” Executive Editor Phillip O’Connor provides an update about the Herald newsroom.

On “Herald Headlines” for March 26, 2020, Executive Editor Phillip O’Connor provides an update about the Herald newsroom and how we’re making adjustments in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

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