The Jewish Chronicle was established in 1961 by the Milwaukee Jewish Federation, a nonprofit organization. The Federation identified a need for a news platform that specifically addressed the interests, concerns, and narratives of the Jewish population in Wisconsin and beyond. The Milwaukee Jewish Federation remains the owner of The Jewish Chronicle to this day.Based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, The Jewish Chronicle covers a wide range of news topics that are important to the Jewish community. This includes Local and Global Jewish News, Features on Culture and Lifestyle, and Opinion pieces. They also cover major events and issues of the Jewish community around the world, providing a comprehensive view of Jewish life and culture.**One interesting fact**: The Jewish Chronicle is a member of the American Jewish Press Association (AJPA), a professional organization representing Jewish media across the United States and Canada. This membership reflects the publication's commitment to high journalistic standards and its key role in contributing to the landscape of Jewish news and commentary.