What does Detroit Press do?

The Detroit Free Press is a historic daily newspaper founded in 1831, making it the oldest continuously operating business in the region. It serves southeast Michigan, particularly Detroit and surrounding counties, with a strong focus on news, watchdog journalism, and community engagement. The newspaper is owned by Gannett Company and has a rich history, including significant coverage of Michigan statehood and the Civil War. The Detroit Free Press publishes separate weekday editions and combined Saturday/Sunday editions, providing in-depth local news coverage. It offers both print and digital editions, along with historical archives and specialized sections, including women's topics and political fact-checking through an embedded PolitiFact newsroom. The publication is dedicated to investigative journalism and community involvement, making it a vital source of information for its readers.