Daily Press

Daily Press

Your Hampton Roads news source

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 25, 2010
  • September 24, 2026

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Access exclusive, premium storytelling from Hampton Roads' leading news source. Stay informed with breaking news, sports, business, and entertainment updates. Save articles for later and enjoy offline reading.

✓Exclusive premium storytelling
✓News, sports, business, entertainment
✓Push notifications for breaking news
✓Save stories for offline reading
✓Share stories via social media/email
✓Offline reading capability
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10.0.63

September 24, 2026

Added search feature to e-edition Bug fixes and maintenance

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User reviews

Daily Press not what it used to be

In 2018, after Tribune purchased the Virginian Pilot, the two newspapers basically merged. Lost were home town stories replaced by the Seven Cities narrative. People on the peninsula do not really care about the goings on in Virginia Beach or Norfolk. Gone is virtually all reporting on Isle of Wight county, York County, Poquoson , and Williamsburg. And sports is worst of all. VHSL groups high schools Class 1 to Class 6 based on size, but not the DPVP. 757 Top 15 rarely has a Class 3 school in its Top 10. Yes, Phoebus Football is the exception. But try to read an article on Franklin HS sports. As for news, if I wanted to read NYTimes articles, I would subscribe to The NY Times. Keep them off the front page. And try a source other than the Associated Press. Again, keep the local news on the front page. And if you have to continue a story past the front page, put it on page 3. If you continue it on page 14, tell your advertisers that many readers like me never come back to read the pages in between. DP was once a good paper. It could be again.
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Great local source

Great stuff love their physical print more than the electronic version oh also fun games

Updating

Nearly every second or third time opening the app initiates request to update.

No sharing from app

No sharing from app

Local news?

Too much useless national news and very little local coverage

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Constant update prompts despite already being updated

Bug

Stories stop opening after page 12 on iPhone

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App won't open

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Requested Features

3 requests

Bring back local Peninsula news coverage

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Add comics section

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Provide print-like format, not just single articles

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FAQ

What kind of content does this app provide?

This app provides exclusive, premium storytelling covering news, sports, business, and entertainment for the Hampton Roads region. You can stay informed with the latest updates from the local newsroom.

How much does the app cost?

The app offers a free one-month trial of Unlimited Digital Access. After the trial, the subscription costs $19.99 per month. This subscription includes access to the app, the Daily Press website, and the eNewspaper.

Can I read articles without an internet connection?

Yes, the app features offline reading. You can download must-read stories, photos, and videos to enjoy them later when you don't have an internet connection.

How do I manage my subscription?

Your subscription automatically renews monthly unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends. You can manage your subscription by going to your Account Settings after purchase.

What if I experience crashes or problems with the app?

If you encounter crashes or freezes, please contact the support team at mobile@dailypress.com. Providing this information helps the developers identify and resolve issues faster.