A daily news is a newspaper that prints current events on a regular basis. It often includes a variety of stories, including crime, politics, business, sports and more. These papers may also contain editorials and letters to the editor on various topics. Many people read daily news to keep up with the latest world news and to get a better understanding of events.

A popular daily in its heyday was the New York Daily News, which once had the largest circulation of any newspaper in the United States. It was founded in 1919 and was the first U.S. daily to be printed in tabloid format. At its peak it had 2.4 million readers. The newspaper became a major force in public opinion with sensational coverage of crimes, scandals and other events. The paper also featured lurid photographs and cartoons. The newspaper was bought by the media company Tronc in 2017.

Unlike larger dailies, weekly newspapers cover a smaller geographical area. They usually have a staff of fewer full-time writers and photographers. They are more likely to include local events and stories about the community. They might also have a special section for local celebrities. Larger weekly newspapers may have a lifestyle or entertainment section featuring local theater and art reviews, restaurant and food features and travel stories.

Most weekly papers publish a public-records section that contains summaries of police-incident reports, fire department calls and court dispositions. They might also have a public-notices section listing real estate sales, foreclosures, zoning variances and hearings that a city or other government body must notify the public about.

Other features of a weekly newspaper might include a section devoted to one or more community sports teams. Often a sports reporter takes great pride in the success of a team and writes detailed reports of their games. These stories may be accompanied by several photographs of the athletes. Some weeklies also feature stories previewing games between traditional rivals to attract reader interest.

Family news pages and obituaries are another important part of a weekly newspaper. These can include announcements of births, engagements, weddings and landmark birthdays and anniversaries. The newspaper’s correspondents (or stringers) are usually paid on a per-story basis to write these types of articles.

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