The Minnesota Star Tribune

Description

The Star Tribune app for iPhone and iPad keeps you connected to all the Minnesota news you need. Read news from across the state from our more than 240 journalists, engage in thought-provoking conversations with our Opinion team, keep up on the latest food, home and garden trends from our features team and be the first to know when news is happening with our breaking news alerts. Free for all to download; subscribers with digital access enjoy unlimited article views. eEdition is included for those with a Premium Digital Access or eEdition subscription. FEATURES: • MINNESOTA NEWS: From in-depth investigative reports to the latest updates, our award-winning journalists bring you all the news you need to know. • NATIONAL AND WORLD NEWS: Stay up-to-date on what's happening outside of Minnesota. • INTERESTS: Get the latest updates on your favorite team including the Vikings, Wild and Gophers. Find a new dining spot, check out the arts scene and stay on top of home and garden trends. • BREAKING NEWS ALERTS: Be the first to know when news happens. • SPORTS ALERTS: Be the first to know when something changes with your favorite team. • FIND MORE: Search for your favorite columnists, stories or browse through sections. • DISCUSS MORE: Easily share, text or email a story. The Star Tribune app is free to download, and all users enjoy a sampling of articles. Star Tribune subscribers with digital access get unlimited access to articles on the app and StarTribune.com. SUBSCRIPTION SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER: Get your first month FREE! DETAILS: • Download the app for free and enjoy a limited number of complimentary articles each month. Subscribe to Star Tribune Premium Digital Access for unlimited access to all articles and eEdition for only $14.99/month (Your first month is free.) • Your subscription to Star Tribune Premium Digital Access also includes unlimited content on StarTribune.com. • Payment will be charged to your iTunes account with the confirmation of your purchase. • Your subscription will auto-renew for $14.99 each month unless you cancel 24 hours before the end of the current subscription period. The auto-renewal can be turned off at any time in the Account Settings section of the App Store. Please note, you will be unable to cancel your current subscription during an active subscription period. Privacy Policy: www.startribune.com/privacypolicy Terms of Use: www.startribune.com/termsofuse We are always looking to improve our applications. Please send your thoughts and suggestions to https://www.startribune.com/appfeedback

Recent Reviews

• ★★★★★DrMayhemRx

  Non-Existent Informational Value

  Kinda had it with the Star Tribune after decades of putting up with bias and marginal reporting. My wife agrees. The paper is now a pamphlet, no doubt due to its only printing of positive things on the left and negative things about the right. The amount of either is down to a trickle. You could easily double the size of your paper if you just printed the data, the info, the dates and times and just what happened. No paraphrases, no chopped clips, no cherry picking of items from a long speech to manufacture a “gotcha”. Full quotes! And a link to the complete speech or video! About once in every 3 to 6 months I actually read something interesting, new, thought provoking and relevant. Andy Brehm is usually the author. We need new unbiased information to inform us. We need clarity on the issues, not just the woke view. See Dennis Prager for help on the clarity issue. We the electorate need to understand the issues clearly so we can make informed choices when we vote. At this point in time, the Star Tribune is not a serious contributor. You have degraded this paper into just another left wing squawk box in a sea of left wing squawk boxes.

• ★★★★★Anonymous532010

  Essential Press

  The StarTribune provides essential information in a time when junk “information” is everywhere. High quality journalism is needed and the StarTribune delivers.

• ★★★★★212.10036

  No notifications?

  Are you not sending push notifications? It’s been ages since I’ve received a Strib app notification.

• ★★★★★hayleevz

  Why does this app still have ads when I pay for a subscription?!

  I want to pay for this service so I can read the journalism, not ads for BS online gambling. This sucks.

• ★★★★★Lemint

  Good info, poor app

  The reporting and stories are generally excellent. But paying subscribers frequently hit the site’s paywall when clicking on feature stories. It’s a long-standing bug and it’s unacceptable for a news app in 2026.

• ★★★★★RickInEly

  Great Newspaper—Terrible App

  The Star Tribune has been one of America’s great newspapers for decades. Excellent writing. And integrity on reporting… something that’s sorely missed in much of today’s media. But this app is junk. On about half the stories it links to pages that look to be taking you to a generic web browser. And—about half of those—require you to log in again… even though you’re already in the app. And—once you click to log in….. nothing. I’ve written to them and basically, they refuse to fix it. The STrib is a great paper. Skip this app, buy a subscription to the e-edition and read it in your browser.

• ★★★★★Idontw too

  Review

  I can never seem to access a copy of the printed version which I prefer

• ★★★★★GMCDuluth

  Still a few glitches….

  This app continues to have issues with the ability of paid subscribers to read all of the Strib’s articles. At least once a week I will try to read a news item, only to be told that I must be a subscriber in order to view it. I already am. For twenty-five bucks a month, I expect better. Please fix this.

• ★★★★★PrairieEars

  The app is terrible and not user friendly

  The app is terrible and not user friendly. Even after a call to customer service I can’t access my subscription reliably

• ★★★★★Den MN

  Left wing rag

  I used to deliver this as a young boy in the late 1950’s and early 1960’s and it’s shock at how it now scraping the bottom of the barrel. It’s a continual barrage of left wing propaganda. Wake up and report the news and not hit pieces.