Deseret News, established in 1850, is a daily broadsheet newspaper distributed in the Salt Lake City area. The publication covers local news, sports and entertainment, as well as regional, national and international news. The newspaper maintains joint advertising, printing, circulation and business functions with The Salt Lake Tribune, but the two papers operate independent editorial departments.

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. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication). Media Alert: January 22, 2008 The business and metro sections of The Morning Call (Allentown) have been combined as part of a broader reorganization of the paper’s editorial team.

San Gabriel Valley Tribune is a daily newspaper serving the communities of West Covina, Monrovia, Temple City, Altadena, Arcadia, El Monte, CA & surrounding cities and towns. This paper is a part of the Southern California News Group, a subsidiary of Digital First Media. The paper's coverage includes news, sports, business, features, and real estate.

The editorial mission is to provide the University of California, Riverside (UCR) with news, sports & events coverage. The newspaper's readers include students, faculty, and staff of UCR. Deadlines fall on the Thursday before issue date.

The News & Observer is a daily newspaper serving the Research Triangle of Raleigh, Durham, & Chapel Hill. The newspaper was started in the 1800s and was family-owned until 1997, when it was purchased by The McClatchy Company. The News & Observer runs seven days a week and includes national, regional, and local news, as well as sports, health, business, technology, and lifestyle information. Health and science, education, home, arts, auto, money, and business coverage run daily. In addition to the Research Triangle area, The News & Observer reaches Orange, Wake, Johnston, and Harnett counties. There is no editorial calendar available and deadlines are ongoing. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

The Baltimore Sun is a general interest daily newspaper written for the general public, business readers, and consumers. It touts itself as "Maryland's leading provider of news for more than 150 years." Services used include Associated Press, Bloomberg News, The New York Times News Service, and Reuters. Coverage areas include news, business, consumer, health, and technology.

San Francisco Examiner is a free commuter newspaper targeting affluent urban readers in the San Francisco Metro area. With its heavy use of graphics and succinct articles, it delivers coverage of world and local events on the day they happen. The front page unveils breaking news; other sections include the Beyond the Bay, Arts & Culture and Sports. The paper is delivered to homes Thursdays and Sundays but is available by single-copy Monday through Friday and Sundays.

Collegiate Times is the student newspaper serving Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg, VA. Deadline is 3 p.m. ET two business days prior to publication. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

The Buffalo News is a daily newspaper written for the general public in the greater Buffalo, NY area. The business section appears daily, covering local and national business stories, daily stock market rates and real estate. Articles include features, breaking news, trends, analysis, profiles and investigative stories. Consumer-related topics include: entertainment, lifestyles, TV topics, travel, viewpoints, health, money, a kid section, a computer page and a real estate section. Advertising rates are unavailable to media industry services and must be obtained by individual buyers through their sales department.

tbt*, launched as a weekly newspaper in September 2004, also known as the Tampa Bay Times, is a free, commuter and alternative daily newspaper that is distributed each weekday. It contains concise versions of the day's local and national news, along with sports, entertainment and consumer features. It provides restaurant reviews, movie listings and information about places to go and things to do in the area. The Friday edition features a special entertainment pullout section. Advertising deadlines are at noon ET.