Journal Times
Racine, Wisconsin, United StatesEnglishServing Racine County since 1856, this daily publication provides comprehensive local news, community reporting, and investigative coverage for residents of southeastern Wisconsin. It remains a key source for regional discourse, focusing on civic issues, high school athletics, and the evolving economic landscape of the Racine area.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN WISCONSIN
Heavy consolidation by national chains like Gannett and Lee Enterprises defines the modern newspaper industry across America's Dairyland, though a broad network of rural community dailies remains active. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, a Pulitzer-winning Gannett property formed from a 1995 merger, dominates the media market with the largest circulation. In the capital, Lee Enterprises operates the Wisconsin State Journal as the primary daily serving the southern counties. Further north, the Green Bay Press-Gazette, another Gannett publication, anchors regional reporting. The collegiate press also carries historical weight, highlighted by Madison's Badger Herald operating as a fully independent student publication. Paperboy indexes 102 Wisconsin newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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