Newspaper

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Daily or weekly report. Newspapers come out regularly, usually every day or once a week, so people can read the latest news about politics, sports, weather, and their community.

Printed on paper. Newspapers are printed using black ink on white or gray paper, making them easy to hold and read anywhere, even without electricity.

Many different sections. You might find news stories, opinion columns, comic strips, crosswords, puzzles, weather forecasts, sports scores, and advice columns all in one newspaper.

Tells you what's happening. Newspapers help people stay informed about current events, important decisions by leaders, and interesting stories happening in their city and around the world.

Written by reporters. Journalists and reporters write the articles in newspapers by researching facts, interviewing people, and investigating stories to tell you what really happened.