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The '''''National Police Gazette''''' was an influential American [[magazine]] published from 1845 to 1977. It gained fame for its sensational coverage of crime, celebrity gossip, sports, and salacious scandals. Often referred to simply as the ''Police Gazette,'' the magazine became a cultural touchstone of late 19th and early 20th-century America, influencing popular culture and even [[journalism]] itself.

The '''National Police Gazette''' was an influential American [[magazine]] published from 1845 to 1977. It was often also known as simply the '''Police Gazette'''. It gained fame for its sensational coverage of crime, celebrity gossip, sports, and salacious scandals. Often referred to simply as the ''Police Gazette,'' the magazine became a cultural touchstone of late 19th and early 20th-century America, influencing popular culture and even [[journalism]] itself.

== History ==

== History ==