Chicago Reporter Ends Print Edition, Goes Digital

Crain’s Chicago Business: The Chicago Reporter, a magazine focused on “race, poverty and income inequality” that got its start in 1972, will publish its last print issue this year in a nod to the changing media landscape. The magazine’s editor and publisher, Susan Smith Richardson, told readers in an email that the nonprofit has “decided to end quarterly publication and focus our work online, where we can reach wider audiences and have a greater impact while staying true to our mission.”