It's part of a broader expansion effort by Chalkbeat to bring civic news coverage to local markets by focusing on specific verticals
Share on linkedin Chalkbeat, a nonprofit news organization that covers education at the local level, plans to launch a new outlet called Healthbeat this summer for local coverage of public health, its co-founder Elizabeth Green told Axios.to bring civic news coverage to local markets by focusing on specific verticals.
Civic News Company will employ a leadership staff to serve all three newsrooms: Chalkbeat, Votebeat and Healthbeat. There are around 80 people in total that work for Civic News Company, per Green, with about 50 in the newsroom.
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