Lee Enterprises, the parent company of several local newspapers, including The Press of Atlantic City, has confirmed it was ...

Lee Enterprises, Incorporated’s LEE share price has dipped by 10.15%, which has investors questioning if this is right time ...

Lee Enterprises filed a new report with the SEC It confirmed suffering a ransomware attack and having files encrypted As ...

We’ve always called the Tulsa World a daily miracle, and that has never been truer than these past few weeks, writes Editor ...

The changes to the newspaper after a Feb. 3 cyberattack are not permanent. This is not the new normal for the Post-Dispatch ...

Lee Enterprises, which owns the Quad City Times, is still working to restore core systems that briefly went offline this ...

Lee Enterprises Inc. said in Tuesday's regulatory filing a preliminary investigation determined that among affected ...

Post-Dispatch owner says “threat actors” accessed the company network, targeting “critical applications” and stealing data.

The newspaper chain said attackers encrypted critical applications and impacted billing, payments and print distribution.

Lee Enterprises has shared more details on the recent cyberattack, saying the attackers encrypted and stole files.

Everyone at The News appreciates the patience and support of our readers, and we will not stop working until normal ...

Newspaper publishing giant Lee Enterprises said an ongoing cyberattack is causing disruptions across its business, and is now ...