Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City, Utah, United StatesEnglishServing as Utah's largest independent newspaper, this publication provides comprehensive coverage of state politics, religion, and regional issues with a focus on investigative journalism. It is notable for its transition into a nonprofit news organization in 2019, marking the first time a legacy daily paper shifted to such a model to preserve its editorial independence.
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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN SALT LAKE CITY
A long-standing two-daily market defines this media landscape, historically shaped by a joint operating agreement between its primary broadsheets. The Deseret News, established in 1850 and owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, shares the major readership base with the Salt Lake Tribune, which recently became the first legacy daily in the nation to transition to a nonprofit model. Alternative reporting is provided by the Salt Lake City Weekly, while the Daily Utah Chronicle serves the university campus. Paperboy lists 7 newspapers in Salt Lake City.
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