As philanthropy spends big to fight news deserts, 3 frontline news outlets share what they need - Poynter
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More than half of U.S. counties lack a reliable local news source, with Northeastern and coastal areas being in a better position. The decline includes 2,900 newspapers and 43,000 journalists since 2005.
Press Forward, a group of funders, plans to invest over $500 million in the local news industry. Local organizations in regions like West Virginia, Detroit, and Ohio are already addressing news deserts.
Innovative news organizations are reshaping journalism's future by changing funding sources, storytelling methods, and approaches. However, sustainable solutions require more resources, time, and a community-focused mindset.
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