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This is good. Are you aware of any places explicitly doing solutions journalism? (I'm sure there are, more just interested to find places I'm not aware of)
This reminded me of "The Problem with Jon Stewart" which while not perfect seems like a move in the right direction. It just got canceled, and the article I had seen suggested it was because Apple had concerns over some of the subjects (ie, didn't want to piss off china and have its operations in china highlighted, and didn't want focus on AI which it may be using).
So then what are the conditions which would allow for more solutions journalism? Off-hand I'd say employee owned entities (or less optimally operations with wealthy patrons willing to give them leeway) would mean they're less likely to be shut down. I suppose seeing examples of it being successful would inspire more individuals or groups to move in that direction.
https://www.solutionsjournalism.org/journalists/connect#:~:text=Constructive%20Network%20is%20based%20in,to%20journalism%2C%20including%20solutions%20journalism.