Starting Thursday, we are happy to announce that we are moving the Detroit Free Press e-edition to a new platform that will provide our e-newspaper users with several great new features.

Starting on Wednesday, Aug. 12, several stories will be marked each day as "for subscribers" on freep.com. Most Free Press journalism will remain free.

You can also always find the e-edition in the top menu bar on the site, or you can bookmark that link for everyday use. A subscription is required to access. Through our Detroit Free Press app ...

Detroit Free Press Beginning Wednesday, some articles on freep.com will be designated as “subscriber-only.” A digital subscription will be required to access those articles.

When you sign in to your Detroit Free Press account on a desktop, go to the e-edition (under the "Hi, Name") and on the right, you'll see a "Universal" icon. From here you can choose the ...

Starting today, the Free Press is launching a new management system for subscribers so they can access the e-edition, put a vacation hold and pay their bill in one place. To access the new portal ...

The Detroit Free Press and Detroit News’ joint operating agreement combined the two newspapers’ business operations since ...

Starting Sunday, Oct. 6, a subscription to the Detroit Free Press has even more value. We have partnered with an additional coupon distributor to be included in our Sunday print edition.

The Detroit Free Press' Sunday edition is dedicated to COVID-19 vaccines. Here's why. ... All of this package is available to anyone on freep.com because of the public service it provides.

It's time to vote for the Detroit Free Press Girls Prep Athlete of the Week for March 16-22. This week's poll features four basketball players who helped their teams during the final week of the ...

This is on our front-page masthead every day: “On Guard for 189 years.” For the news staff of the Free Press, these aren’t just mere words or another slogan. It represents our commitment to ...

The Detroit Free Press has been on guard since 1831 — a job we take very seriously. Your support is critical to the kind of journalism that changes lives in Detroit, Michigan and beyond. Detroit ...