KSTC-TV is an independent commercial station owned by Hubbard Broadcasting Inc., serving the Minneapolis/Saint Paul area. The station does not produce news, but produces somes local programs. Primarily, KSTC-TV airs syndicated programming, including classic sitcom re-runs, action-adventure series, and movies. The station also airs local sporting events. KSTC-TV airs locally on channel 45.

tbt*, launched as a weekly newspaper in September 2004, also known as the Tampa Bay Times, is a free, commuter and alternative daily newspaper that is distributed each weekday. It contains concise versions of the day's local and national news, along with sports, entertainment and consumer features. It provides restaurant reviews, movie listings and information about places to go and things to do in the area. The Friday edition features a special entertainment pullout section. Advertising deadlines are at noon ET.

JNS.org is an independent, non-profit news agency reaching Jewish communities throughout the English-speaking world and beyond. It provides reporting from Jewish communities throughout the United States, Europe, South America, South Africa, Australia, and of course, Israel. It also provides a rich assortment of photos and art, cultural news and features, commentary, and holiday-specific editorial packages.

KSSX-FM is a commercial station owned by iheartMedia Inc. The station's format is rhythmic oldies. KSSX-FM broadcasts to the San Diego area at 95.7 FM. Their tagline is "957 Kiss FM."

WFTS-TV is the ABC affiliate for the Tampa-St. Petersburg market. The station is owned by E.W. Scripps Co. WFTS-TV broadcasts locally on channel 28. The local news programs cover news, weather, and sports. In addition, there are regular segments on health and special features on a variety of topics including emerging technology, business, politics, family, entertainment, and community history. Starting June 3, 2009 WFTS-TV and WTVT-TV began a local news video-sharing agreement in an effort to cut costs and allow stations to gather other exclusive stories. The local news service is run by an independent managing editor who will determine the stories to be covered each day by the news service.

WJAX-TV is the CBS affiliate for the Jacksonville, FL market. The station is owned by Cox Media Group Inc. WJAX-TV broadcasts locally on channel 47. WJAX-TV is also a sister station to WJXT-TV, a local independent station. In July 2002, WJAX-TV changed network affiliates from UPN to CBS. PR professionals should send pitches and press releases to an appropriate member of the newsroom by e-mail, or to the assignment desk.

The Arizona Republic is the state's largest newspaper. It offers readers a strong focus on local news, along with national and international news. There is also sports, business, features and lifestyle coverage. It debuted on May 19, 1890. Events may be submitted to the calendar via their website. The information should be received at least 3 WEEKS prior to the week of the event. Events are published in the newspaper on a space availability basis, but all entertainment events appear online in full.

KPLC-TV is a local NBC affiliate owned by Raycom Media Inc. Many of the anchors produce their own news broadcast. Contact the station by phone. KPLC-TV urges PR professionals to contact the station from 8am to 12pm, CT.

WCJB-TV is the ABC affiliate for the Gainesville, FL market. The station is owned by Diversified Communications. WCJB-TV broadcasts locally on channel 20. They also have an office in Ocala, FL for live news broadcasts. The station's audience is viewers of cities of Gainesville and Ocala in Florida. WCJB-TV welcomes PR inquiries at all times during the day or night .

WMUR-TV is the ABC affiliate for the Boston market. The station is owned by Hearst Television, Inc. WMUR-TV broadcasts locally on channel 9. It debuted in March 1954 and was New Hampshire's first network-affiliated, commercial television station. Coverage extends to Cheshire, Strafford, Belknap, and most of Grafton and Carroll counties in New Hampshire, parts of Orange County in Vermont and most of York County in Maine. WMUR-TV produces several local newscasts for the mornings and evenings. The station airs simulcasts its 6pm newscasts on WTPL-AM and WTNS-AM. PR professionals should send submissions to the assignment desk, and at least one hour before news time, or one half-hour after news time.