Women's Press
St. Paul, Minnesota, United StatesEnglishServing the Twin Cities region since 1985, this publication provides an intersectional platform for women and gender-expansive individuals to share personal stories and engage with local social justice issues. It is recognized as one of the longest-running feminist news outlets in the United States, prioritizing community-driven journalism that highlights marginalized voices and grassroots advocacy.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN ST. PAUL
As a single-daily newspaper town, the Minnesota capital's press market is anchored by one legacy broadsheet supported by several smaller collegiate and demographic-specific publications. Founded in 1849, the St. Paul Pioneer Press operates as the primary daily, circulating to over 200,000 readers. Other specialized titles serve distinct communities, including the Women's Press, an independent feminist monthly publication, and the Mac Weekly, a student-run newspaper covering the Macalester College campus. Paperboy lists 5 newspapers in St. Paul.
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