The Herald-Times

The Herald-Times

Breaking News + eNewspaper

153 ratings
13 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 20, 2023
  • July 23, 2026

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Access local news, in-depth journalism, and multimedia content. Receive real-time notifications for breaking news, sports scores, and weather. Customize your reading experience and enjoy a digital replica of the print edition.

In-depth local journalism
Breaking news alerts
Sports coverage
Customizable reading experience
Offline reading
eNewspaper replica
Access to USA TODAY
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What's New in The Herald

8.11.0

July 23, 2026

• This update includes bug fixes and stability improvements.

Subscription plans

Annual Digital Subscription

Annual Rate

$69.991 Year
1 Year trial
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Charts

Top Grossing

The app has maintained its position at 190 recently.

Last updated on July 30, 2026.

User reviews

Better than nothing

The local reporters are fine professionals but too few stories, mainly a perfunctory front page and then it’s mostly USA Today — always interesting, and covering a good range of topics— but it’s scarcely a local paper. And we seem to have lost the ability to go back to past editions. I do appreciate the traditional newspaper layout and its implication of what’s important. Not a great local resource but I’d miss it. Laura, Boris, Connie et al are good observant writers.
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Good substitute but I’ll always miss the actual paper and staff

This is a well organized product that has solved many glitches. It provides real news with uncensored comments. That is what actually keeps America great.

End $1.00 subscription, I’ve enjoyed it but my age has taken my sight somewhat.

Cordially, Walter L. Hatfield

Terrible service

I have had a subscription for years. Over 30. I closed the card attached to this account and forgot to add a new one. They of course cancelled my subscription as unpaid. I never got a notice or anything. Now they want to double and triple the price I was paying. I think this was on purpose to get a higher price. Pretty low
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What I think

Well, I miss the old ones but if I have to get the news on line, this works okay.

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FAQ

What kind of news does The Herald-Times app provide?

The app delivers local news that matters to your community, including in-depth journalism, coverage of local events, high school and professional sports, and much more. It aims to provide critically acclaimed storytelling, powerful photography, and engaging videos.

What are the key features of the app?

Key features include access to all in-depth journalism, a fast-loading experience for stories, photos, and videos, real-time notifications for breaking news, sports scores, and weather alerts. Users can also customize their experience by saving stories, adjusting text size, using night mode, and reading offline.

How does the eNewspaper feature work?

The eNewspaper feature provides a digital replica of the print edition, accessible on your mobile devices. It also grants access to USA TODAY and over 200 other local eNewspapers, offering a comprehensive digital reading experience.

What is the subscription model for this app?

Subscriptions are charged to your account upon purchase and automatically renew monthly or yearly unless turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends. You can manage your subscriptions and auto-renewal settings in your account settings after purchase.

Is this app available on all devices?

While the description doesn't explicitly state compatibility, it mentions accessibility on 'mobile devices' and refers to 'account settings' and 'app settings,' suggesting it is designed for smartphones and tablets. Users can check their respective app stores for specific device compatibility.