Triangle Tribune

Charlotte, North Carolina, United StatesEnglish

The Triangle Tribune is a weekly newspaper serving the African-American community in the Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill areas of North Carolina. Established in 1998, it covers local news, politics, education, and sports, providing a vital voice and cultural perspective for the Research Triangle region's diverse population.

READ THE PAPER ↗TODAY’S US FRONT PAGES →WIKIPEDIA X / TWITTER FACEBOOK

MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN CHARLOTTE

Anchored by a single major daily, this regional media market is structured around one dominant corporate-owned broadsheet supplemented by specialized community and weekly editions. The primary publication is the McClatchy-owned Charlotte Observer, which maintains a circulation of nearly 138,000 readers. Alongside this central paper, the Charlotte Post has historically served the local African American demographic, while La Noticia delivers dedicated Spanish-language reporting. Residents also track area commerce through the weekly Charlotte Business Journal. Paperboy lists 10 newspapers in Charlotte.