‘The Detroit Free Press’ and ‘The Detroit News’ Are Separating

The Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News will sever their connection at the start of 2026 and each will go its own way.

The Free Press will remain with its parent Gannett.

“The joint operating agreement between the Detroit Free Press and the Detroit News is set to expire at the end of this year, and the partnership will not be renewed,” says Lark-Marie Anton, chief communications officer, the Free Press reports. “The Detroit Free Press will continue to deliver essential news and content for our valued audiences and provide the best marketing solutions for our clients.”
more at: https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/406718/the-detroit-free-press-and-the-detroit-news-ar.html

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