Daily Press (Newport News, VA)

The Daily Press is a morning newspaper based in Newport News, Virginia, serving the Hampton Roads metropolitan area. Founded in 1896, it was owned by the Tribune Company from 1986 until 2014 and is now part of Tribune Publishing. With a daily circulation of around 55,000 and approximately 85,000 on Sundays, the Daily Press mainly focuses on the cities and counties surrounding the Virginia Peninsula, including Newport News, Hampton, Williamsburg, James City County, York County, Isle of Wight County, Gloucester County, Mathews County, Smithfield, and Poquoson. Additionally, its website, dailypress.com, features news, sports, and stories from South Hampton Roads, which encompasses Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Suffolk, and Portsmouth. However, this particular region is comprehensively covered by another newspaper in the area, The Virginian-Pilot based in Norfolk.

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York’s Fossil Beach and Va. Beach’s Sandbridge make list of best secret beaches

1 week ago | dailypress.com | Wilford Kale

York’s Fossil Beach and Va. Beach’s Sandbridge make list of best secret beaches
In James City, bits and pieces of vital Revolutionary history

1 week ago | dailypress.com | Wilford Kale

In James City, bits and pieces of vital Revolutionary history
New Kent Public Schools announces leadership changes

1 week ago | dailypress.com | David Macaulay

I-64 interchange receives funding associated with new Buc-ee’s, but more is needed
Cartoon: The Governor

2 weeks ago | dailypress.com | Walt Handelsman

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King William Schools’ budget less than initially requested

2 weeks ago | dailypress.com | David Macaulay

I-64 interchange receives funding associated with new Buc-ee’s, but more is needed
Mistakes, missed opportunities doom Grafton in baseball state quarterfinals

2 weeks ago | dailypress.com | Marty O'Brien

Former Hampton councilman Randy Gilliland and his mother dead in murder-suicide
I-64 interchange receives funding for new Buc-ee’s, but more is needed

2 weeks ago | dailypress.com | David Macaulay

I-64 interchange receives funding for new Buc-ee’s, but more is needed
New Kent’s Eltham area could still see a new community center, polling place

2 weeks ago | dailypress.com | David Macaulay

New Kent’s Eltham area could still see a new community center, polling place
King William High to construct greenhouse to enhance learning

2 weeks ago | dailypress.com | David Macaulay

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This week at Harbor Park: Tides hope to quiet IL West-leading Nashville Sounds

2 weeks ago | dailypress.com | Sonny Dearth

A look at the Tides as they return home Tuesday and begin a six-game series against the Nashville Sounds, the top affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers:Norfolk’s record: 24-38; the Tides went 4-2 in their series at Louisville, finishing with the first combined seven-inning no-hitter in franchise history. It came in Game 2 of Sunday’s doubleheader. New in town: Infielder Jeremiah Jackson will make his home debut after joining the Tides last week.