WINONA, Minn. – In the fine print the Winona Daily News reserves the right to hike digital subscriptions without telling anyone. They’ve done it again. The financially ailing Iowa chain that owns the newspaper, Lee Enterprises, has done it again. Customers look closely at their automaticc online withdrawals for the digital edition, the Daily News just went to $34.99 a month – a 20%-plus hike.

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Monthly, prorated from long-term subscriptions:

Eau Claire Leader Telegram: $12.25

Rochester Post Bulletin: $9.99

Red Wing Republican Eagle: $8

St. Paul Pioneer Press: $6.50

Minnesota Star Tribune: $5.40

Winona Post: Free

MinnPost: Free

MPR and WPR: Free

Television stations: Free