A Future Without the Front Page

8/25/2019

This article from The New York Times discusses the concept of "news deserts" and the future of local news. It highlights the decline in local news outlets across the United States, leading to areas with limited access to reliable and timely news coverage. The article explores the consequences of news deserts, including a decline in civic engagement and accountability. It also delves into the challenges faced by local news organizations, such as dwindling revenue and changing media consumption habits. The article concludes by exploring potential solutions and initiatives aimed at supporting local journalism and bridging the gaps in news coverage.

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