Media outlets starting with N
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NNewsUnited States of America
KCWI-TV is the local CW affiliate on channel 23 for the greater Des Moines, IA area. . The station does not produce local shows or newscasts. The station began broadcasting as KPWB in January 2001 as a WB affiliate, then changed to KCWI when the The CW network was instituted in September 2006.
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NNewsUnited States of America
WJFW-TV is the NBC affiliate for the Wausau, Wisconsin market. The station is owned by Northland Television, LLC . WJFW-TV broadcasts locally on channel 12.
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NNewsUnited States of America
The Morning Call is a daily newspaper published in nine counties in Pennsylvania. It covers arts & entertainment, food, sports, travel, television, features, business and local, national and international news. In 2000, the paper joined the Tribune company. The Web site was launched in 1996. In 1984, the paper was sold to The Times Mirror Company. It was previously called the Evening Chronicle from 1935 to 1980. In 1938, the Sunday Call-Chronicle was first published. Before the paper was acquired in 1935, it was known as The Chronicle and News. It was founded as The Critic in 1883.
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NNewsUnited States of America
WUNI-TV is the Univision affiliate for the Boston market. The station is owned by UniMas Boston LLC. WUNI-TV broadcasts locally on channel 27. The station was New England's first station offering a total package of Spanish language programming. The Worcester, MA station WHLL-TV was converted to WUNI-TV in July 1993. The station serves the Latino communities in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. It has a satellite station, WUVN-TV (channel 18). There is no bad time to contact the station. WUNI-TV prefers to cover events occurring in the community. The deadline for sending in information falls the day before the event by 6pm ET.
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NNewsUnited States of America
WPTZ-TV is the NBC affiliate for the Burlington, VT/Plattsburgh, NY market. The station is owned by Hearst Television Inc. WPTZ-TV broadcasts locally on channel 5. Coverage spans to most of Vermont, northern New York, southern Quebec, and Ontario. WPTZ-TV's sister station is WNNE-TV. Local news airs daily. The station is committed to community involvement and participation in the Champlain Valley. WPTZ-TV takes a leadership role on issues that shape their area, both today and in the future. As a result of their commitment, they have formed an editorial board to study and prepare editorial opinions on critical issues facing the community. The text of the editorials are available on the station's Web site each week. Constructive replies to editorials are strongly encouraged and can be made by e-mail to editorial@wptz.com. PR professionals should send pitches and press releases to the assignment desk.
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NNewsUnited States of America
WNYT-TV is the local NBC affiliate on channel 13 for the greater Albany, Troy, and Schenectady, NY areas. WNYT-TV is owned by Hubbard Broadcasting Inc. and broadcasts syndicated programming from the NBC network and produces local news. WNYT-TV is a sister station to WYPX-TV, the local PAX affiliate. The station does not disclose ad rates.
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NNewsUnited States of America
WTAP-TV is the NBC affiliate for the Parkersburg, WV market. The station is owned by Gray Television, Inc. WTAP-TV broadcasts locally on channel 15. WTAP-TV urges PR professionals to contact the station anytime during the business day before 4pm ET.
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NNewsUnited States of America
Chillicothe Gazette is a daily local newspaper serving the residents in Pike, Chillicothe, and Ross Counties, OH. The publication covers local news and community events. The editorial mission is to supply their readers with current news.
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NNewsUnited States of America
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.
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NNewsUnited States of America
The Oak Ridger's editorial mission is to provide its readers with current local news and events. It is written for residents of Oak Ridge and Anderson Counties, TN. Deadlines are one day prior to the issue date.