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The board that runs the Chicago Reader said Wednesday it has hired a CEO and publisher to succeed Tracy Baim, who despite a brush with disaster led the stalwart of the old alternative press era into a period of growth and financial stability.

Solomon Lieberman will replace Tracy Baim as CEO and publisher of the Chicago Reader.

The Jan. 6 issue of the Colorado Springs Business Journal will be the last under that flag, but hyper-local business news isn’t going anywhere. Rather, beginning Jan. 11, readers will

Four journalists carry the mantle of the alternative press in the Twin Cities. Here's an inside look at Racket.

The Jan. 6 issue of the Colorado Springs Business Journal will be the last under that flag, but hyper-local business news isn’t going anywhere. Rather, beginning Jan. 11, readers will

The Dec. 14 issue of the Indy will be the final one bearing that label, but all the things you know and love about the Indy won’t go away.

"If you write, write about what you do and who you are, and you can't be wrong. Don't lie about anything. You are very similar to everybody else in the world. You love, you hate, [...]

Now a resident of LaPorte and still working at age 84, Mishawaka native "Slug" Signorino drew cartoons for the Chicago Reader and for advertisers.

Julia Reichert, a filmmaker and educator who made a pioneering feminist documentary, “Growing Up Female,” as an undergraduate student and al

She took home, to Ohio, a 2019 Oscar for “American Factory,” and in a long career teaching and making films, she paid special attention to working women.