Sure there is. There are plenty of reporters doing real journalism out there. The reason it's so hard to find them is real journalism takes time. It takes research to take what people say and correlate them to facts, and give them appropriate context.
But the news cycle is 24/7 nowadays. It's more important to big outlets to be first, to have Something to put in front of people's faces, and so the lines are flooded with nonsense fluff articles with half truths. And they have discovered, as Facebook and all social media has, that anger gets more views than truth or good news.
And frankly I think the root cause is the same one that makes Facebook suck so much these days, why Google is so much less useful, why your candy bars are smaller but cost more, why so many weird sites post official looking but fully bullshit articles and why gas is so expensive: the people who own it all care much more about adding a few more pennies to next quarters budget report than making a good product.