WPJM-AM is a commercial station owned by Full Gospel WPJM 800 AM Radio Inc. The format of the station is gospel. WPJM-AM broadcasts to the Greenville, SC and Asheville, NC area at 800 AM. The target audience of the station is listeners, ages 18 to 64. WPJM-AM's newscasts air at 20 minutes after the hour ET. WPJM-AM's tagline is "The Light."

WCSJ-FM is a commercial station owned by Nelson Multimedia. The format of the station is classic hits. WCSJ-FM's target audience is music listeners, ages 18 to 54, in the Morris, IL area. The station airs locally on 103.1 FM using the slogan "The Voice of Grundy County." The station is also simulcast on 1550 AM, WCSJ-AM.

WRUM-FM is a commercial station owned by iHeartMedia Inc. The format of the station is Hurban, featuring urban Spanish music and tropical music. WRUM-FM broadcasts to the Orlando, FL, area at 100.3 FM. WRUM-FM's target audience is Spanish-speaking adults, ages 18 to 54, in the Orlando, FL, area. WRUM-FM's tagline is, "Rumba 100.3."

WSNS-TV is the Telemundo affiliate for the Chicago market. The station is owned by NBC Universal. WSNS-TV broadcasts locally on channel 44. Programming includes news, sports, movies, talk shows, novelas, and comedy shows. WSNS-TV won three awards at the 2010 Chicago/Midwest Emmy Award, including the Special Event Programming award. WSNS-TV produces their own newscasts airing Monday through Friday.

WTLV-TV is the NBC affiliate for the Jacksonville, FL market. The station is owned by TEGNA Inc. WTLV-TV broadcasts locally on channel 12. WTLV-TV is the sister station to WJXX-TV, the local ABC affiliate. Both stations share the same news staff and newscasts. WTLV-TV broadcasts syndicated programming from the NBC network and produces local shows and news. Many of the newscasts are simulcasted on WJXX-TV--see the newscasts listed below for specific details. PR professionals should send press releases to the assignment desk via email or direct call.

KMAX-TV is a local Sacramento-based CW affiliate. The station is owned by CBS Broadcasting Inc., and broadcasts locally on channel 31. KMAX-TV debuted on October 15, 1974 as KMUV-TV. The first family to own and operate the station was the Lear family. They formatted the station to air movies only. Soon after, it went on to air sitcoms, classic reruns, and later, Spanish programming. The Koplar family took over the ownership and changed the call letters to KRBK-TV and returned to air just classic reruns. In 1994, under the ownership of the Pappas family, the call letters changed once again to KPWB-TV. During this time, the station launched the local morning show, Good Day Sacramento, which still airs today. KMAX-TV can be contacted at any point between 10:30am and 5am PT.

WSGW-AM is a commercial station owned by Alpha Media. The station is aired locally on 790 AM. WSGW-AM's target audience is adults, ages 18 to 64. The format of the station is news, talk radio and live broadcasts of Detroit Red Wings hockey, Detroit Tigers baseball, and Michigan State University athletics. WSGW-AM has sister stations in WTCF-FM, WGER-FM, and WTLZ-FM. WSGW-AM's tagline is "News Radio 790 WSGW." WSGW-AM's newscasts air every hour, ET.

WCIL-AM is a commercial station owned by Max Media. The format of the station is news and talk. WCIL-AM's target audience is news and general interest talk listeners, ages 18 to 64, in the Harrisonburg, IL area. The station airs during daytime hours only at 1020 AM and is a simulcast of WJPF-AM.

KCNC-TV is the CBS affiliate for the Denver market and owned by CBS Television Stations. In September 2003, KCNC-TV announced that it was changing from KCNC-TV to CBS 4. Local news airs in the morning, noon and evening. The station will provide free air time to non profit establishments that provide educational, cultural, and informational benefits. The news department prefers to receive all materials via e-mail. KCNC-TV broadcasts locally on channel 4.

KEEP-FM is a commercial station owned by Hill Country Broadcasting, LLC. The format of the station is country. KEEP-FM's target audience is adults, ages 18 to 64, in the Bandera, TX area. The station airs locally at 103.1 FM and is a simulcast of KNAF-FM. KEEP-FM's slogan is "The Deuce."