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Now that the transition of the Chicago Reader to nonprofit ownership has been finalized under the Reader Institute for Community Journalism, theres a change in editorial leadership at the 50-year-old alternative publication.

The questioning of the legitimacy of Biden’s 20,000-vote victory in Wisconsin continues thanks to Stone and others who have emerged to take on outsize roles after the election.

The longtime publisher offers a behind-the-scenes look at the conflict that imperiled one of the city's longtime media fixtures—and lays out what's ahead.

How obscure retiree Jay Stone played a crucial, if little-known, role in making Wisconsin a hotbed of conspiracy theories that Democrats stole the state’s 10 electoral votes from Donald Trump.

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The free biweekly, published since 1971, has completed a move from for-profit to nonprofit ownership.

The two owners of the alternative weekly paper, who bought it for $1 in 2018, transferred ownership to a nonprofit entity. They sold it for a token amount of $100.

The Chicago Reader completed its transition to a nonprofit organization Monday, ushering in a new chapter for the iconic 51-year-old alternative newspaper.