WWWL-AM is a commercial station owned by Audacy, Inc.. The format of the station is classic R&B. WWWL-AM broadcasts to the New Orleans area at 1350 AM and is simulcast on 92.9 FM. The station shares staff and facilities with sister stations WEZB-FM, WLMG-FM, WKBU-FM, WWTKL-FM and WWL-AM.

WQRF-TV is the FOX affiliate in Rockford, IL. The station is owned and operated by Nexstar Broadcasting Group. WQRF-TV broadcasts FOX-syndicated programming. Subsequently, there are no opportunities for publicity at this time. However, public service announcements should be sent via fax to the public service director.

WFUZ-FM is a commercial station owned by Shamrock Communications. The format of the station is modern rock. WFUZ-FM broadcasts to the Scranton, PA area at 92.1 FM. The station targets listeners, ages 18 to 64. It's tagline is "Fuzz 92.1", and slogan is "More Music. Less Yada Yada".

WSJS-AM is a commercial station owned by Curtis Media Group. The format of the station is Sports. WSJS-AM broadcasts to the Greensboro-Winston Salem, NC area at 600 AM.

WGCH-AM is a commercial station owned by Forte Family Broadcasting. The format of the station is business news and talk. Its audience is listeners, ages 18 to 64. WGCH-AM broadcasts to Greenwich, CT, and its surrounding areas at 1490 AM. PSAs should be sent to the station via the main e-mail address or fax. Press releases and guest pitches should be sent via the main e-mail address.

WBRC-TV is the FOX affiliate for the Birmingham, AL market. The station is owned by Gray Television, Inc. WBRC-TV broadcasts locally on channel 6 The station has a Tuscaloosa bureau but prefers that all news information be submitted to the main Birmingham address. WBRC-TV broadcasts locally on channel 6. PR professionals can contact the assignment desk with story ideas and breaking news by phone, fax, or mail.Local TV, LLC purchased the station in July 2008. Before becoming a FOX owned-and-operated station by Fox, WBRC-TV was an ABC affiliate. The station's history begins in 1928, as a radio station. Founded by M.D. Smith Jr., at the time, it was called WBRC Radio. In 1931, the station went from 500 to 5,000 watts. In 1932, the station employed 20 people and was an NBC affiliate. Mr. Smith died in 1937. In 1940, when fellow stock holder J.C. Bell died, Mr. Smith's widow, Eloise Smith became the sole owner. She married Dr. Hanna and became Eloise H. Hanna. She founded WBRC-TV in 1949, and in 1953, decided to retire. She sold WBRC-TV/AM-FM to Storer Broadcasting. In 1954, WBRC-TV made the switch to the CBS Network and on September 1, 1961 the station once again changed affiliates, this time to the ABC Network. On September 1, 1996, WBRC-TV became an affiliate of the FOX Network.

WADB-AM is a commercial station owned by Townsquare Media. The format of the station is news and talk. WADB-AM's target audience is adults, ages 18 to 64 in the Ocean, NJ area. The station airs locally at 1310 AM. Newscasts air at various times throughout the day, ET. The station is a simulcast of WOBM-AM.

KREM-TV is the CBS affiliate for the Spokane, Washington market. KREM-TV is owned and operated by TEGNA Inc., and broadcasts syndicated programming from the CBS network and produces local news and shows. KREM-TV is a sister station to KSKN-TV, the local CW affiliate. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

WOSU-FM is a non-commercial station owned by Ohio State University. The format of the station is news. The target audience of the station is listeners, ages 18 to 64. WOSU-FM broadcasts to the Columbus, OH area at 89.7 FM and simulcasts on WOSV 91.7 FM The station airs 19 local newscasts and 11 national newscasts daily.

WSYR-TV is the ABC affiliate for the Syracuse, NY market. The station is owned by Newport Television, LLC. WSYR-TV broadcasts locally on channel 9. The station reaches almost a million viewers in the area. The station provides news, sports, and entertainment programming. WSYR-TV changed its call letters from WIXT-TV on June 13, 2005. PR professionals should send all pitches and press releases to the assignment desk.