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States Newsroom

States Newsroom is a nonprofit news organization that operates and financially supports state-focused newsrooms and a Washington, D.C. bureau, providing nonpartisan coverage of state government and politics across all 50 U.S. states. Funded by philanthropic foundations and individual donors, it publishes this reporting from state capitals for free, free of paywalls.www.statesnewsroom.com

Search complete. 7 mentions across 6 episodes found for "States Newsroom".

Oct 12, 2026

Molly Jong-FastHOST
64:37
Is there some magic bullet in your mind?
Beth MacyGUEST
64:40
Well, I don't know that there's one magic bullet, but you're starting to see there's a great nonprofit org called States Newsroom, and they're doing some really great reporting.
Beth MacyGUEST
64:49
They, they helped me...
Beth MacyGUEST
64:50
Their reporting helped inform my book Paper Girl, which was an account of me going back home to my rural, red, small town in Ohio, which has no news.
MarkHOST
21:46
Residents can also check wait times at each branch with a BMV tracker that shows the time last updated and lists the next closest location.
MarkHOST
21:54
Indiana Capital Chronicle is part of States Newsroom, a non-profit news network supported by grants and coalitions of donors as a 501c3 public charity.
MarkHOST
22:04
Indiana Capital Chronicle maintains editorial independence.
MarkHOST
22:07
Contact editor Nikki Kelly for questions at info at IndianapolisCapitalChronicle.com.
Pat ProctorGUEST
29:00
The Kansas Reflector is part of this same ecosystem.
Pat ProctorGUEST
29:03
They're part of a bigger organization called States Newsroom-
Matt KittleHOST
29:07
Mm-hmm
Pat ProctorGUEST
29:07
... that's funded by all the same people, Arabella, Sixteen Thirty Fund.
John KingGUEST
19:51
So we cover all 50 states.
John KingGUEST
19:53
States Newsroom does.
John KingGUEST
19:54
And Michigan Advance, obviously, is
Pat JohnstonHOST
19:56
the Michigan outlet version of that.

6 MINS LATER

John KingGUEST
25:31
And they go to sources that are still free, but maybe there's a reason why that is.
John KingGUEST
25:37
And so maybe less credible sources that are providing information.
John KingGUEST
25:41
So You know, the thing about Michigan Advance and States Newsroom as a larger organization, again, no paywalls, no ads.
John KingGUEST
25:49
I think we all have that experience of going on a website for whatever and just being spammed with ads.
MarkHOST
22:29
If Indiana can provide temporary relief to motorists during a period of high fuel prices, he wrote, we should ensure farmers who play a vital role to our state are not left behind.
MarkHOST
22:41
Indiana Capital Chronicle is part of States Newsroom, a nonprofit news network supported by grants and coalition of donors as a 501c3 public charity.
MarkHOST
22:50
Indiana Capital Chronicle maintains editorial independence.
MarkHOST
22:54
Contact editor Nikki Kelly for questions.
MarkHOST
25:55
Asked whether retired Hoosiers who started drawing Social Security early would qualify for an exemption, Beam said most would likely meet the monthly $580 income requirement anyway.
MarkHOST
26:06
Indiana Capital Chronicle is part of States Newsroom, a non-profit news network supported by grants and a coalition of donors as a 501c3 public charity.
MarkHOST
26:16
Indiana Capital Chronicle maintains editorial independence.
MarkHOST
26:20
Contact editor Nikki Kelly for questions at info at indianacapitalchronicle.com.

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