Founded in 1880, the Albuquerque Journal is New Mexico's most widely circulated daily newspaper. T.H. Lang, the president & publisher of the newspaper has said: "The Journal has always been the newspaper of record for the state, and I want our coverage and reach to live up to that." Coverage includes business, arts, science and technology, travel, sports, health and regional New Mexico news, as well as national news. Articles include feature and trend stories, company profiles, product announcements and reviews. The newspaper has special sections periodically throughout the year, including Mature Living, Summer Guide Journal, Indian Market Journal, Balloon Fiesta, and High Country Holidays. It also has regional sections. Journal North and West Side Journal are daily sections, and the Mountain View Journal is a weekly section.

Intelligencer Journal/Lancaster New Era is a daily paper published for the residents of Lancaster County, PA and surrounding communities. The newspaper covers local, national, and international news, weather, sports, and community events. Feature articles cover business developments, education, politics, arts & entertainment, and lifestyle. It previously was two seperate publications, the Lancaster Intelligencer and the Lancaster New Era.Combines with the Lancaster New Era on Saturdays and holidays.

Written for the Las Vegas business community. Covers news events and trends, business-finance, real estate, energy, gambling, health, construction, transportation, marketing, computers and other business-related fields. The publication is affiliated with the Las Vegas Review-Journal, and much business content and staff are shared, though the Business Press takes a more in-depth, B2B focus, and is available by mail to subscribers. Submit news tips and press releases to the Journal via e-mail or the web contact form.

The Daily Tribune is a daily newspaper serving Southern Oakland County, MI. It targets the communities of Hazel Park, Royal Oak, Troy, Clawson, Madison Heights, Berkley, Oak Park and Ferndale. Its sister paper is the Macomb Daily in Mount Clemens, MI. The Daily Tribune covers sports, news, city government, features, arts & entertainment, schools and police for the Southern Oakland County area.

The Oregonian is a newspaper written for the general public in the Portland, OR area. It offers regional and national news and provides its readers with information on business, real estate, arts, entertainment, and sports. The business section offers breaking news, investigative reports, news and news analysis, features, columns and profiles on business in Oregon. The editorial staff only wants to receive information that pertains to Oregon businesses.

The Honolulu Star-Advertiser is daily newspaper, providing comprehensive coverage of local, state, national, and international news. It reports on politics, business, sports, culture, lifestyle, and community issues relevant to Hawaii and the Pacific region.

The Forum is a daily newspaper published for readers in the sister cities of Fargo, ND and Morehead, MN. The editorial content covers local and regional news, government, politics, business, technology, sports, entertainment and agriculture.

The Post-Standard is a daily broadsheet newspaper distributed in the Syracuse, NY area. It covers central New York news, politics, education, sports and entertainment, as well as regional, national and international news. The paper was founded in 1829 as the Onondaga Standard.

Winston-Salem Journal is a daily newspaper with a primary coverage area of Forsyth County, and nine other counties in Northwest North Carolina including Alleghany, Ashe, Davidson, Davie, Stokes, Surry, Watuaga, Wilkes and Yadkin. The paper features local, state and national news, business, arts & entertainment, sports and classifieds. The paper uses a percentage rate for color advertisements.

The Morning Call is a daily newspaper published in nine counties in Pennsylvania. It covers arts & entertainment, food, sports, travel, television, features, business and local, national and international news. In 2000, the paper joined the Tribune company. The Web site was launched in 1996. In 1984, the paper was sold to The Times Mirror Company. It was previously called the Evening Chronicle from 1935 to 1980. In 1938, the Sunday Call-Chronicle was first published. Before the paper was acquired in 1935, it was known as The Chronicle and News. It was founded as The Critic in 1883.