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Table of Contents

1. 
   Six Parts of a Newspaper Article
   
2. 
   How to Write a Newspaper Article for School
   
3. 
   How to Write a Newspaper Article about an Event
   
4. 
   How to Make a Newspaper Article in a Short Timeline
   
5. 
   How to Write a News Article Overnight
   
6. 
   How to Get a Newspaper to Write an Article about You
   

This article will show you how to write a newspaper article for any school level. Learning this important skill may pave the way for a career in journalism, so we’re going to address several questions we get from students who are looking to learn how to write a good newspaper article that presents information clearly and concisely.
Six Parts of a Newspaper Article
Before we jump into how to write a newspaper article it’s important to identify the 6 parts that make up the article. Following this newspaper article format ensures that you incorporate all of the necessary components that make for a great article:

1. 
   Headline – This succinctly tells the reader exactly what the news story is about in a single phrase or sentence (e.g., Cavs Expected to Land #1 Pick).
   
2. 
   Sub-Title – This supports the headline by expanding on the subject in one or two sentences (e.g., The Cleveland Cavaliers are looking to trade up with Golden State Warriors to pick #1 in next year’s draft).
   
3. 
   Byline – This line tells the reader who wrote the story and may provide some background information (e.g., John Smith – 20+ Years of Covering Cleveland Sports).
   
4. 
   Lead – The opening paragraph should tell all of the most important facts, addressing the who, what, where, when, and why).
   
5. 
   Body – This constitutes the majority of the article, containing more information on a piece of news.
   
6. 
   Quotes – These important because they provide direct sources for information from eyewitness, experts, and other people relevant to the news story.