What is the name of the publication that decided to stop printing newspapers and go entirely digital?

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution made the significant decision to stop printing newspapers and transition entirely to digital format in order to adapt to changing media consumption habits and the increasing preference for online news among readers. This move reflects a broader trend in the newspaper industry as many publications face declining print circulation and seek to reduce costs by eliminating physical printing. The shift to a digital-only model allows for more immediate updates and a wider reach, aligning with how consumers increasingly access news through their devices. Other newspapers, though influential and important, either continue to print or have not made the same transition as the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.