Evanston Round Table
Evanston, Illinois, United StatesEnglishThis nonprofit, digital-first news organization provides comprehensive coverage of local government, education, and community events specifically tailored to the residents of Evanston, Illinois. Established in 2009, it serves as a vital civic resource by focusing on in-depth reporting and public accountability for the city's diverse population.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN ILLINOIS
Anchored by one of the nation's largest metropolitan media markets, the local newspaper industry features a stark contrast between massive urban dailies and heavily consolidated rural publications. The Alden Global Capital-owned Chicago Tribune dominates statewide circulation alongside the Chicago Sun-Times, now operating as a nonprofit entity under Chicago Public Media. Beyond the city limits, the employee-owned Daily Herald serves the extensive suburban ring, while Gannett controls major downstate dailies like the Peoria Journal Star. The region also sustains a historic African American press, highlighted by the influential Chicago Defender and community papers like the Austin Weekly News. Paperboy indexes 228 Illinois newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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