Zero Hora

Zero Hora (Portuguese for "Zero Hour") is a Brazilian newspaper headquartered in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul. It is the largest newspaper in the state and one of the most influential in Southern Brazil.

Zero Hora was founded on May 1, 1964, by Grupo RBS (Rede Brasil Sul), a major media conglomerate in the region. Its initial focus was on providing comprehensive news coverage, particularly concerning local and regional events. Over time, its scope broadened to include national and international news, alongside in-depth analysis, opinion pieces, and lifestyle content.

The newspaper is known for its journalistic integrity and its commitment to providing objective reporting. It has played a significant role in shaping public opinion in Rio Grande do Sul and has been involved in numerous important social and political debates.

Zero Hora publishes daily, both in print and online. Its online platform, zh.clicrbs.com.br, offers up-to-the-minute news updates, multimedia content, and interactive features. It also provides a subscription-based digital edition.

The newspaper has undergone several redesigns throughout its history to adapt to evolving reader preferences and technological advancements. It consistently strives to maintain its relevance and appeal in a rapidly changing media landscape.