WOWT-TV is the local NBC affiliate on Channel 6 for the greater Omaha area. WOWT-TV is owned by Gray Television, Inc., and broadcasts syndicated programming from the NBC network as well as locally produced news and shows. Local newscasts air mornings and evenings.

KAPP-TV is the ABC affiliate for the Yakima, WA market. The station is owned by Apple Valley Broadcasting, Inc. KAPP-TV broadcasts locally on channel 35. It provides network programming as well as local news for the Yakima, Pasco, Richland and Kennewick areas. All of the reporter contacts for the station can be reached via the newsroom. All PSAs are handled by sister station KVEW-TV.

KQDS-TV is the FOX affiliate for the Duluth, MN market. The station is owned by Curtis Squire Inc. KQDS-TV broadcasts locally on channel 21.

KCHU-AM is a non-commercial station owned by Terminal Radio Inc. The format of the station is variety. KATB-FM broadcasts to the Valdez, AK area at 770 AM. The target audience of the station is listeners, ages 13 to 100.

KARE-TV is the NBC affiliate serving the Minneapolis-Saint Paul market. The station is owned by TEGNA Inc. KARE-TV broadcasts locally on channel 11. The station's slogan is, "Minnesota's Own."

Established in 1847 as The North Georgia Citizen, today the Dalton Daily Citizen is a locally-operated part of Montgomery, Alabama-based CNHI LLC. The Dalton Daily Citizen is committed to delivering outstanding publications, products and services supported by second-to-none customer service.

KOLN-TV is the CBS affiliate for the Lincoln and Grand Island, NE regions. The station is owned by Gray Television, Inc. KOLN-TV broadcasts locally on channel 10.

WNJT-FM is a non-commercial station owned by New York Public Radio. The format of the station is news/talk. WNJT-FM broadcasts to the Trenton, NJ area at 88.1 FM. The station targets listeners, ages 18 to 64. The station rebroadcasts on several other stations in New Jersey, including Sussex at 88.5 FM.

News 12 Long Island is a regional cable channel that covers news, weather and sports 24 hours a day for the residents of Long Island.

The San Diego Union-Tribune is San Diego’s largest media company and the community’s longest-running business, dating back to the founding of the Union in 1868. The mission of The San Diego Union-Tribune is to provide excellence in local journalism to the communities it serves. The staff is committed to building a stronger, more inclusive San Diego, through our coverage. With in-depth reporting on the people, places and issues that matter here, reading the Union-Tribune enables San Diegans to truly know their community.