Michigan Chronicle Announces Price Increase to $2 Per Newspaper

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By Michigan Chronicle Editorial Board

The Michigan Chronicle, Detroit’s longstanding voice of the community, is increasing its price for the first time in nearly two decades. Starting next month on Nov. 5, 2025, the cost of a single issue will rise from $1 to $2. This change comes as part of an industry-wide shift in response to the evolving media landscape, while maintaining our commitment to providing quality journalism to our readers.

Since our founding, the Michigan Chronicle has remained dedicated to serving the Detroit community with accurate, insightful, and relevant news. Over the years, we’ve worked tirelessly to keep our prices affordable for all readers, even as operating costs have steadily increased. In fact, the last time our price was adjusted was nearly 20 years ago. As the cost of printing, distribution, and news gathering continues to rise, this modest price increase ensures that we can continue to invest in high-quality journalism without sacrificing the integrity of our content.

Despite the price adjustment, the Michigan Chronicle remains one of the most affordable publications in the area. We recognize that many of our readers rely on us for news that speaks directly to their lives, their community, and their concerns. Our goal is to ensure that price does not become a barrier to access, and we believe this modest increase is a necessary step to continue providing the high standards our readers expect.

We’re also proud to offer free and accessible content online. While print prices are adjusting, our digital presence remains entirely free of charge, ensuring that anyone with internet access can stay informed on local and national news without any added cost. Our website and social media channels remain vital parts of our mission to make news available to as many people as possible.

This price change is part of a broader transformation within the media industry, as traditional print journalism adapts to new economic realities. The Michigan Chronicle will continue to evolve with these changes, but our commitment to serving our community remains the same. We thank our loyal readers for their ongoing support and look forward to continuing to inform and inspire our city for years to come.

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