Arizona Daily Star provides news and information for the residents of Tucson, Arizona. The paper features local, regional and state news, business and sports.

The News-Times is a daily newspaper written for the residents of Danbury, CT. It covers news, sports, entertainment, features and opinion.

The Yuma Sun is a daily newspaper serving the Yuma, AZ area. The publication covers local news, sports, lifestyle and entertainment for the residents of Yuma.

KWHY-TV is an independent station in the Los Angeles market. The station serves the greater Los Angeles' Latino community. It broadcasts on Channel 22. The station is owned by Meruelo Group. All programming is aired in Spanish and focuses on the Los Angeles-area Mexican-American and Central-American communities. The station is interested in pitching concerning health, immigration, homeland security, consumer and public policy issues affecting and important to the region's Latino community. Other topics include consumer scams targeting immigrants, and stories about successful Latino entrepreneurs and dignitaries, particularly if they are giving back to the community. They are not interested in entertainment coverage, unless it involves a big-name entertainer. Pitches must contain evidence of strong visuals (not just talking heads). Be as direct as possible in your pitch, giving the when, where and what, in that order.

KMEX-TV is the Univision affiliate for the Los Angeles market. The station is owned by Univision Communications Inc. KMEX-TV broadcasts locally on channel 34. Local news airs weekdays and weekends. It is the sister station of KFTR-TV in Los Angeles, the UniMas affiliate on channel 46. KMEX-TV was founded on September 29, 1962 as Southern California's first UHF station. KMEX-TV has been Los Angeles' premier Spanish-language television station since then: educating, entertaining, and informing the Hispanic community on the latest events and news. Since its birth, the station has been a pioneer in many aspects. It was the first to change successfully from film to videotape and use satellite transmission in the Los Angeles news market. KMEX-TV was also the first station nationally to create a Spanish-language morning talk show, Los Angeles al Dia, airing for more than a decade. KMEX-TV's news department has received numerous journalistic awards throughout the years. In 1996, Noticias 34 received six Golden Mike Awards by the Radio & TV News Association of Southern California, and was the recipient of the Los Angeles Area Governor's Emmy Award given by the Board of Governors of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (ATAS). KMEX-TV not only serves the community with its broadcasts but it also takes part in serving the community.

Greenwich Time covers news in Southern Connecticut. Its coverage includes local news, sports, business news and entertainment.

WMEA-FM is a noncommercial public radio station operated by Maine Public, broadcasting at 90.1 FM from Portland, Maine. The station carries Maine Public’s programming, including news, talk, and other public radio content, and serves listeners in the Portland/Southern Maine region. WMEA-FM is part of Maine Public’s statewide network of radio stations.

WMEH-FM is a non-commercial station owned by Maine Public Broadcasting Network. The format of the station is classical, news and talk. The station's target audience is adults, ages 18 to 64. WMEH-FM broadcasts to the Bangor, ME area at 90.9 FM. The station does not accept promotions or PSAs.

KMSP-TV is a FOX affiliate for the Minneapolis-St. Paul market and broadcasts locally on channel 9. The station presents a variety of nationally syndicated FOX and local programming. The evening news cast includes local and national news, weather and traffic plus occasional feature segments on health, technology, entertainment, and consumer issues. Sister station and MyNetworkTV affiliate WFTC-TV shares some personnel and resources. KMSP-TV began broadcasting as KEYD-TV in 1955 and changed its call letters to KMGM-TV in 1956. The station assumed its current call letters in 1958 and operated independently until 1961 when affiliated with ABC. KMSP-TV returned to independent status in 1979 and became a regional superstation, available on nearly every cable system in Minnesota as well as large portions of North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa and Wisconsin. KMSP-TV was one of the original charter affiliates of the newly-launched FOX Broadcasting Network in 1986. It lost this status in 1988 and again went independent before linking up with UPN in 1995. The station announced an affiliation switch back to FOX in 2002.

WIZM-AM covers News