Haven't read one in years. I never forgave them for charging us thousands a month to advertise listings. I love the Internet.

Local front page, we have a politician I know will be arrested,,,It will be glorious.  Otherwise obits

Only that which calls out to me...

Have not had a newspaper in about five years.

Funnies then sports

Obits to make sure I am not there and soduko.

1) front page

2) business

3) entertainment

4) local

Front page, World new and National Politics on line, no newspaper

style section and front page

We haven't received a newspaper in years. When I do read our local rag online, I usually like to peruse the business section first, then I read the op-eds to get a good laugh from all the brain washed liberal commentators.

Bob,

We have the Wall Street Journal feed.   I read life and arts first, and Ron reads the tech section.  A

I get my news online, like many. But VERY impressed by your daughter!

I look first at the front page and then the real estate section.

Business section first, then Sports

LOL I don't read the newspaper anymore.  But, if I had to choose a section, it would be the crossword puzzle.

The first thing we read in our family is the sports section.

obitiuaries.... I always need to know who has passed, so I won't miss a wake of a relative of someone I know to pay my respects....

I haven't read an actual newspaper in quite a while.  One of our hometown papers went put of business a couple years ago, so I must not be alone in that.  I tend to read newspapers in airports and hotels because they always lay around there.

My College Government professor gave the best advise. At least know what is on the front page, then you can carry on an intelligent conversation on the current events of the day. Then I go to the sports page

None, zero, nada. I realized at the last office meeting that I haven't read an actual one in over a year or more. They still get one everyday.

I haven't read a newspaper in at least 2 decades.  I get my info online and try to avoid the majority of it as it is sensationalized and in many cases, outright wrong!   If I was forced to read one, it would be the funnies

I agree with Liz Wallace about the outrageous ad prices and wish all Realtors would boycott advertising for at least 1 month.  The majority of newspapers would fold!  (see what I did there, ha ha)

Still the sport section since I was a kid.

Newspaper?  Like the printed kind?   Haven't seen one in years. 

None, our paper is very unreliable here as it relates to actually getting it on a daily basis.

Comics are the only reason i get the paper.

None

I mainly read the titles on the front page then continue if something sparks my interest.  I watch the news daily.

No must reads for me, but I do like to read the business section.

Bob "RealMan" Timm - I have NOT read Newspaper for years now....

Do they still have those?

Crossword puzzle.

I don't read the newspaper. But when I go to my parents' house, they have the paper next to the couch, so I'll pick up the comics for a quick laugh. I get the news from my Twitter feed.

I go for the local news articles and the obits. I don't want to miss what is happening in town.

Newspaper? what is that? just kidding, but I have to admit with all the social media technology I never read the paper anymore and most of our local papers are online now or have dissolved. I think the Austin Statesman is still around?

RealMan ... I do not read the newspaper.  I have not read one in years. Too much not so good or happy stuff in one ... I read feel good stuff

I read news via my iphone/ipad News app only. I also get news from Twitter.

Back in the dark days of reading words on paper, it was ALWAYS the comic section, and Dilbert is my #1 comic.  Now, I get them daily via email and Facebook.  Happy days!

I read the online version of the obits. I used to read to check on parents of my childhood friends. Now I look for my childhood friends.

Depends on who gets the paper first Dave or me.

The weather for me all the way.  Even though in Colorado, the forecast is never quite accurate, I still like to know "Sweater or Parka".

I read most of the sections of The Washington Post. The front section is the most important for me.