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As newspapers fold and trained reporters lose their jobs, what happens to journalism’s role as The Fourth Estate in holding those in power to account?

As newspapers fold and trained reporters lose their jobs, what happens to journalism’s role as The Fourth Estate in holding those in power to account?

The 190-year-old newspaper says it will stop publishing at the end of this year if it can’t find a buyer.

While publications across the country reinvent themselves to survive, one Ohio weekly is succeeding by staying the same.

Reporters, photo journalists, videographers and digital producers announced the effort Wednesday morning.

Muck Rack and Rebuild Local News released a new report analyzing the number of local journalists in every U.S. county.

Since 2005, Ohio has lost more than 50% of its newspapers and nearly half of its newspaper journalists. According to a recent report, the loss continued in 2023.

With papers shutting down at an alarming rate, many view the fate of print journalism as dim.

With papers shutting down at an alarming rate, many view the fate of print journalism as dim.

Once jokingly referred to as McPaper, USA Today debuted 40 years ago. We’ll look at the impact USA Today has had on newspapers and the future of daily papers in today's changing media landscape.