Which newspaper websites remain free?

From what I can tell, the Washington Post remains free to read, and locally, the Albany (NY) Times-Union is.

It seems Anchorage still is.

Over the last couple of years, though, a lot of formerly free-to-read sites have gone to pay.

I am not complaining, but wondering which other ones remain free.

 

I believe SF Chronicle has taken down its pay wall and gone back to free.

 

I pay for one newspaper's print and digital subscription. I pay for another's partial print subscription.
Other than that, I'm done paying any newspaper subscription fees for Web sites.
Reasonable facsimiles of most papers' content can be found on free sites or excerpted sufficiently on blogs.
Those determined to charge me do not get my money, my clicks or my eyeballs. Oh well.

 

St. Louis Post-Dispatch is still free. Florida Times-Union is still free.

K.C. Star behind a pay wall sometimes, sometimes not.

 

Screwball: I remember they had none, then put one up. Thanks.

joe: Post-Dispatch surprises me. I didn't even look there. I assumed all Lee papers had pay walls. I did read K.C. for a while.

 

Florida Times-Union has a very limited number of "free" stories, then everything is behind the paywall.

Chicago Tribune is free for breaking news and gives you five free per month of its digital plus stories.

 

The Post does have a paywall, but it allows 20 free articles a month.

 

My old paper (as of last Friday), the Chattanooga Times Free Press, gives you 20 (I think) free clicks before asking for cash.

 

I'm curious...... has anyone here ever purchased an on-line subscription? Either newspaper, magazine, web only (like ESPN.com insider)? If so, did you feel like it was worth what you spent?

 

Mark: I pay for the New York Times, and I find it well worth it, just because there is so much stuff there.

(I also live in upstate, so there are some local stories for me).

When I could afford a couple subscriptions, I did pay for The Boston Globe and/or The Day of New London, where I used to work.

Before I joined my current paper, I also subscribed there.

Usually,I would try to get in on the specials (3 months/99 cents a month).

But the short answer is, for me, the Times is well-worth the money. That is the only one I have now.

 

I have several online subs to magazines and papers, and also pay monthly for PressReader, which is a joy for me to use.

 

Yeah. NY Times too. At less than 60 cents a day, an incredible bargain.

Have a domestic subscription to the New Yorker but read the digital edition because international print subscriptions are incredibly expensive.