New, locally-owned newspapers focus on community news
MACOMB — Corporations and hedge funds are gobbling up what were once locally owned newspapers. Once those big companies take over, they often cut staff,
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MACOMB — Corporations and hedge funds are gobbling up what were once locally owned newspapers. Once those big companies take over, they often cut staff,
URBANA – The term “news desert” describes an area with a shortage of news coverage. According to research by Penelope Muse Abernathy, 28 Illinois counties
PAXTON – Ford County has lost a weekly newspaper. When the Ford County Record closed last month, it joined more than 21-hundred other American newspapers
URBANA – With newspapers on the decline in Illinois, you may be wondering where to get quality news about communities across the Midwest. During the
(UPDATE: Since its newsroom closed in September 2020, the Rantoul Press has continued to appear as a free weekly newspaper, featuring articles from the News-Gazette.
URBANA — A new distributor is bringing the New York Times and other national newspapers to Champaign-Urbana starting on Monday, after a six-month absence. Sunny