Summary Lead
Straight to the point and factual; quick summary in few words.
Single-item Lead
Focuses on one or two elements of a summary lead for a bigger punch.
Delayed Identification Lead
Type of summary lead where you don't want to clearly identify the subject or the who right away but use a specific pronoun in the first paragraph.

You add the details in a later paragraph.

Creative Lead
A more creative summary lead that can involve a hook.
Short Sentenced Lead
Uses one word or short phrase to tease the reader to continue reading.
Analogy Lead
This lead makes a comparison between an issue or event you're writing about and something more familiar to the average reader.
Wordplay Lead
Uses a clever turn of phrase, name, or word (ect).

Scenic Lead
Describes the scene surrounding an event.
Storytelling Lead
Using a narrative style, begin by introducing the main characters, the conflict, and perhaps the setting of the story. Make readers feel the drama and want to know what's going to happen next.
Amazing Fact Lead
Open up the first paragraph with an amazing fact that will grab the reader's interest.
Startling Statement Lead
Open with a startling statement that arouses reader interest.
Opposite Lead
Cite first one point of view then give an opposite point of view.
List Lead
Sometimes instead of focusing on just one person, place or thing, you want to impress the reader with a longer list.