Qué Pasa Media
U.S. Spanish-language community media (North Carolina), nonpartisan-style local news
Background
Qué Pasa began publishing in North Carolina in 1994 as a free weekly Spanish-language newspaper. It grew into a multi-city operation with editions in Charlotte, Raleigh/Durham and Greensboro/Winston-Salem, plus Spanish-language AM radio stations. It was run as a privately held company, Qué Pasa Media Network, headquartered in Winston-Salem. In 2006 it announced a joint venture with Capitol Broadcasting Company to serve the state's Hispanic market. The brand is now tied to Acción Hispana, a nonprofit whose stated mission is to inform and educate the state's Hispanic and Latino immigrant community on social, economic and political issues through objective, local journalism. It operates a weekly print paper, daily web content and social media, and lists Jose Isasi as publisher and Karina Neyra as editor. Its funding mix of advertising and government grants shapes a service-oriented, community-focused editorial approach rather than opinion or partisan commentary. This profile is based on limited sources, and I could not verify a detailed record of controversies or of its recent coverage of the second Trump administration.
Sources
- Qué Pasa (newspaper) – Wikipedia
- Acción Hispana – Qué Pasa Media
- Quiénes somos – Qué Pasa Media
- Capitol Broadcasting Company and Que Pasa Media Network Announce Joint Venture to Serve NC Hispanic Market
- Acción Hispana – Hispanic Federation
- Accion Hispana - Que Pasa – GuideStar Profile
Profile compiled 2026-10-30; refreshed when ownership, funding, or the administration changes.