WPHE-AM is a commercial station owned by Radio Salvacion Inc. The format of the station is Hispanic religious. WPHE-AM's target audience is Hispanic religious listeners, ages 18 to 64, in the Philadelphia area. The station airs at 690 AM. WPHE-AM signs on in the winter at 6am ET and signs off at 4:30pm ET. During the summer, WPHE-AM signs on at 6am ET and signs off at 8:30pm ET. The station's mission is to help preach the gospel, and to maintain programs that help the Hispanic community in the Delaware Valley. WPHE-AM was launched on December 7, 1988, becoming the first Hispanic radio station in the area. The station's call letters stand for 'El Padre, Hijo, y Espiritu Santo" (the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit). WPHE-AM's tagline is "Radio Salvacion." WPHE-AM's newscasts air all day, ET.

WRTX-FM is a non-commerical station owned by Temple University Of The Commonwealth System Of Higher Ed. The format for the station is classical, jazz and news. The target audience is classical and jazz music listeners, ages 13 to 100. WRTX-FM broadcasts to the Philadelphia area at 91.7 FM. This station simulcasts all of WRTI-FM's programming.

NPR (National Public Radio) is an international producer and distributor of non-commercial news, talk and entertainment programming. A privately supported, not-for-profit membership organization, it works in partnership with more than 250 independently operated, non-commercial public radio stations.

WSBN-AM is a commercial station owned by Cumulus Media. The format of the station is spots radio. WSBN-AM broadcasts in the Washington area at 630 AM.

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WWIN-AM is a commercial station owned by Urban One, Inc. The format of the station is gospel music. WWIN-AM's target audience is listeners, ages 18 to 64, in the Baltimore area. The station airs locally at 1400 AM. WWIN-AM's tagline is "Spirit 1400 AM" and their slogan is "The Spirit of Today's Gospel." Sister stations include WERQ-FM, WOLB-AM and WWIN-FM.

WJZ-TV is the Baltimore-based CBS affiliate, owned by CBS Television Stations. The station originally debuted as WAAM-TV in November 1948 under the ownership of Ben and Herman Cohen. In 1957, Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. bought the station and changed the call letters to WJZ. The station is owned by CBS Television Stations. WJZ-TV broadcasts locally on channel 13. The station's news programs cover regional news, weather, and sports. In addition, the newscasts feature regular segments on health and consumer issues.

WHUR-FM is a commercial station owned and operated by Howard University. The format of the station is urban adult contemporary music. WHUR-FM's target audience are urban adult contemporary music listeners, ages 18 to 64, in the Washington D.C. area. The station airs locally at 96.3 FM. WHUR-FM's tagline is "WHUR 96.3" and their slogan is "The Adult Mix." Newscasts air all throughout the day, ET.

WERQ-FM is a commercial station owned by Urban One, Inc. The format of the station is urban contemporary music. WERQ-FM's target audience is urban contemporary music listeners, ages 18 to 54, in the Baltimore area. The station airs locally on 92.3 FM. WERQ-FM's tagline is "92Q Jams" and their slogan is "The Most Hip-Hop and R&B." WERQ-FM's newscasts air throughout the morning, ET. The station does not air original newscasts. Sister stations include WOLB-AM, WWIN-AM and WWIN-FM.

WCAO-AM is a commercial station owned by iHeartMedia Inc. The format of the station is gospel music. WCAO-FM's target audience is gospel music listeners, ages 18 to 64, in the Baltimore area. The station airs locally at 600 AM. WCAO-AM's tagline is "Heaven 600" and their slogan is "Baltimore's Good News Station." Sister stations include WSMJ-FM and WPOC-FM.