The Alumni survived a second-half onslaught by the first years to reach their third JMU Journalism World Cup Final in a row.
TV presenter, funny man and disability champion Alex Brooker returned to JMU Journalism to share his experiences with students.
Guardian columnist Owen Jones talks politics with JMU Journalism ahead of May’s General Election.
Violent crime in the city’s main train stations has nearly tripled in the last year.
Figures have revealed that knife crime in Liverpool has increased by 13% in the last year despite initiatives to tackle the issue.
Knowsley Council could be facing significant councillor reductions to produce more financial savings for the area.
A Merseyside transport chief has said he is disappointed about what he says is the unfair fare structure of bus companies across Liverpool.
The North West suffered a huge net reduction in the number of shops situated in the region last year.
The poorest parking in Liverpool has been pictured, posted and shamed on a Facebook page.
As the General Election looms on May 7, JMU Journalism speaks to the Labour and Conservative candidates vying to win the Wirral South seat.
Local Lib Dem leader Richard Kemp is optimistic after having his party's spring conference hosted in Liverpool.
Veteran broadcaster John Suchet took time out from presenting on Classic FM to talk to students about his extensive journalism career.
Liverpool Lime Street’s £35m regeneration could be given the green light despite Mayor Joe Anderson criticising the plans as "not very...
Opposition to a planned oil refinery facility in Eastham is to be discussed between residents and the Hydrodec company.
Liverpool residents aren’t earning enough money to pay their mortgages, according to a new report.
The ‘Dancing Man’ who became an internet sensation after bullies posted pictures of him is a local from Maghull.
Popular city centre nightclub Garlands will be able to re-open but Lomax will remain closed following legal hearings this week.
A fire safety campaign has taken place in Toxteth to raise awareness of house fires, following a tragic death.
