The Detroit News has launched an extensive subscription program featuring multiple digital and print options designed to provide readers with unlimited access to local journalism and exclusive content. The newspaper, operating as a Digital First Media publication, is offering significant promotional discounts to attract new subscribers to its comprehensive news platform.
The subscription offerings include three primary plans tailored to different reader preferences and needs. The monthly digital plan starts at just $1 for the first month, providing full access to essential community journalism across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. For readers seeking greater value, an annual digital subscription is available for $99 for the first year, which includes over six months of free access compared to monthly billing. Additionally, a print and digital combination package offers Sunday, Thursday, and Friday newspaper delivery along with daily digital access for $1 during the initial month.
Subscribers gain access to a wide range of premium features and content through their membership. Digital subscribers receive full access to the newspaper's website and mobile applications, exclusive subscriber newsletters, and the eNewspaper, which serves as a digital replica of the print edition. Print subscribers enjoy all digital benefits plus physical newspaper delivery and unlimited access to the USA TODAY Crossword, valued at $2.99 per month. The subscription also includes the ability to share digital access with family members or friends.
The Detroit News emphasizes its commitment to quality journalism with the tagline "Ever Vigilant. Ever Alert," encouraging readers to act now to secure their most trusted source for local news. The publication covers comprehensive topics including sports, entertainment, lifestyle, money, technology, and travel news, supplemented by videos, mobile apps, and interactive content. Subscribers also gain access to high school sports coverage and can participate in the comment sections of articles.
The newspaper provides flexible subscription management with no long-term commitments required. Customers can cancel their subscriptions at any time, and the promotional offers are specifically designed for new customers only. Customer support is available at 1-800-395-3300, and representatives can assist with subscription setup using specific offer codes. The publication also offers group subscription programs for corporations, schools, libraries, government agencies, and hotels.
The Detroit News has positioned itself as a leader in local journalism, having been named Newspaper of the Year for editorial excellence by the Michigan Press Association for two consecutive years. The publication maintains bureaus in Washington, D.C., and Lansing, and subscribes to premier wire services to ensure comprehensive coverage. With over 150 years of experience providing local coverage, The Detroit News continues to gain subscribers annually since launching its first digital subscription offer in 2020, demonstrating strong reader loyalty and trust in its editorial independence.
