Fergus Falls Daily Journal
Fergus Falls, Minnesota, United StatesEnglishServing as the primary news source for Otter Tail County since 1873, this publication provides comprehensive coverage of local government, community events, and regional sports. It maintains a long-standing tradition of community-focused journalism that keeps residents of west-central Minnesota connected to the issues and people shaping their area.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN MINNESOTA
Divided between Twin Cities metro dailies and rural outstate weeklies, the North Star State features a consolidated media market built on nineteenth-century agricultural publishing roots. The landscape is dominated by the locally owned Star Tribune in Minneapolis, claiming the highest circulation in the Upper Midwest, alongside its historic rival, the St. Paul Pioneer Press, operated by Alden Global Capital. Further north, Forum Communications manages the Duluth News Tribune, a key daily for the Arrowhead region since 1868. Serving specific community needs, the Minneapolis-based Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder stands as the oldest continuing Black newspaper locally. Paperboy indexes 122 Minnesota newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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- McFeely: NDSU’s rival again, New Mexico coach Eck doesn’t rule out hijinx
- Last remaining physical evidence in Reker girls case does not yield DNA profile
- Fergus Falls man arrested following discovery of camera in restroom of local restaurant
- ‘Midwest Made’ showcases trailblazing North Dakota Girls Flag Football High School League
- Post 30 falls twice to Bemidji
- Health officials urge caution in poor air quality conditions
- Otter Tail County moves to protect ambulance service in Pelican Rapids area