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The Jackson Free Press is a local news organization based in Jackson, Mississippi, that has recently transitioned into a nonprofit media initiative under the Mississippi Journalism and Education Group. Originally founded in 2002 as an alternative weekly newspaper, the Jackson Free Press has evolved into a multimedia platform committed to providing inclusive and solutions-focused journalism for the Jackson community.
As a nonprofit news outlet, the Jackson Free Press aims to serve the information needs of the local community through in-depth reporting and analysis on issues that impact the lives of Mississippians. The publication covers a wide range of topics, including local politics, social issues, arts and culture, and community events.
The Jackson Free Press has a strong reputation for its award-winning journalism and its commitment to fostering an inclusive and diverse media landscape in Mississippi. With its transition to a nonprofit model, the publication aims to continue its mission of delivering high-quality, independent journalism while exploring new avenues for community engagement and media education initiatives.
While the Jackson Free Press maintains a print edition, it has also embraced digital platforms to reach a wider audience and adapt to the changing media landscape. The publication's online presence and social media channels allow for timely updates and interactive engagement with readers.
