📰 Media & Journalism Jun 5, 2026 · Emily Ristow

What teens are saying about the content they trust — and how local news can engage them

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What teens are saying about the content they trust — and how local news can engage them
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When it comes to the question of how to attract younger audiences to local news, it’s like the movie Groundhog Day: We return to the question over and over, but don’t seem to have a solution.
But if you want to know how to reach teens and young adults, ask young journalists and the folks who work with them.  All the teens we spoke to for this article have participated in a youth journalism program: ThreeSixty Journalism and the Center for Broadcast Journalism in Minnesota, VOX ATL in Atlanta, WH

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