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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the chicago tribune?

The Chicago Tribune is a daily newspaper based in Chicago, Illinois. Founded in 1847, it holds the title of being the most-read daily newspaper in the Chicago metropolitan area and the Great Lakes region. With a proud history of 27 Pulitzer Prizes, it's recognized for its excellent investigative reporting, insightful coverage of arts & culture, and impactful opinion writing.
It serves as the flagship publication of Chicago Tribune Media Group, which also oversees various other media outlets across the region.

How do i put my chicago tribune on vacation hold?

You have two options to put your Chicago Tribune on vacation hold:

1. Online: Visit the Chicago Tribune self-service website.

• Log in to your account.
  
• Click on Manage Delivery.
  
• Select Stop Delivery and choose your start and end dates.
  
• If your vacation is longer than 30 days, you'll need to contact customer service.

2. By phone:

• Call the Chicago Tribune customer service line at 1-800-TRIBUNE (1-800-874-2863).
• Inform the representative that you'd like to place your delivery on hold.
• Provide your account information and vacation dates.
• The representative will confirm the hold and answer any questions you may have.

How to read chicago tribune for free?
Here are a few ways to read the Chicago Tribune for free:

1. Non-subscriber access:

• You can read up to two articles per month without subscribing.
  
• Access their "Sample Content, Paywall Free" section for free articles.
  
• Browse the "Most Read" section, some articles might be unlocked.

2. Public libraries:

• Many public libraries offer free access to the Chicago Tribune online through their databases.
• Search your library's website or contact them for details.

3. News aggregators:

• Some news aggregators, like Google News, may provide snippets of Chicago Tribune articles for free.
  
• These snippets often link to the full article, which may require a subscription.

4. Social media:

• The Chicago Tribune shares some articles for free on their social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
• Follow them to see what's available.

5. eNewsletters:

• You can subscribe to the Chicago Tribune's free eNewsletters on various topics.
  
• These newsletters often contain links to free articles.

6. Limited access apps:

• Some news apps, like Apple News and Microsoft News, offer a limited number of free articles per month.
  
• These apps may include Chicago Tribune articles.

7. Free trials and promotions:

• The Chicago Tribune occasionally offers free trial subscriptions or other promotions.
• These can be a good way to read the newspaper for free for a limited time.