KDBI-AM is a commercial station owned by Radio Rancho, LLC. The station format is regional Mexican. KDBI-AM broadcasts to the Boise, ID area at 730 AM. KDBI-AM is a simulcast of regional Mexican-formatted sister station KDBI-FM 106.3.

WKBV-AM is a commercial station owned by Rodgers Broadcasting Corporation, Whitewater Broadcasting. The format of the station is news, talk, and sports. WKBV-AM broadcasts to the Richmond, IN area at 1490 AM. The target audience of the station is listeners, ages 18 to 64. WKBV-AM's slogan is "The Information Station." The station airs Indianapolis Colts football games. Newscasts air every half hour from 6am to 8am CT, and every hour during the rest of the day.

KUPH-FM is a commercial station owned by Central Ozark Radio Network Inc. The format of the station is top 40. The station's target audience is adults, ages 18 to 34. KUPH-FM broadcasts to the Mountain View, MO area at 96.9 FM. KUPH-FM's tagline is "96.9 The Fox." KUPH-FM's newscasts air 7am to 5pm Monday through Friday and at 8am to 12pm on weekends, CT.

WSMD-FM is a commercial station owned by Somar Communications Inc. The format of the station is classic hits music. WSMD-FM's target audience is adults, ages 18 to 54, in the Mechanicsville, MD area. The station airs locally at 98.3 FM. WSMD-FM is best known by its tagline, "Star 98.3" and its slogan, "All The Hits...All The Time." The station does not air newscasts. WSMD-FM has sister stations at WKIK-FM and WKIK-AM. Unless you are contacting a specific person, send press information via e-mail only: do not send by mail and do not call.

WAAM-AM is a commercial station owned by Coolarity A2, LLC. The format of the station is news and talk. WAAM-AM broadcasts to the Ann Arbor, MI area at 1600 AM. The target audience of the station is adults, ages 18 to 64. The station's tagline is "WAAM Talk 1600." To submit press releases and events, send information at least 2 weeks in advance via e-mail to community@waamradio.com

WOCN-FM is a commercial station owned by Cape Cod Broadcasting. The format of the station is Lite Rock/Lite AC. WOCN-FM's target audience is listeners, ages 25 +, in the Hyannis, MA area. The station airs locally at 104.7 FM. WOCN-FM's tagline is "Ocean 104.7" and their slogan is "Decades of Favorites." Sister stations include WQAL-FM, WFLL-FM and WKPE-FM.

WKIK-AM is a commercial station owned by Somar Communications Inc. The format of the station is country music. The target audience of the station is listeners, ages 18 to 64. WKIK-AM broadcasts to the Mechanicsville, MD area at 1560 AM. WKIK-AM has a sister station in WKIK-FM. WKIK-AM is a simulcast of WKIK-FM. Unless you are contacting a specific person, send press information via e-mail only: do not send by mail and do not call.

KXMS-FM is a non-commercial station owned by BOARD OF GOVERNORS -- MISSOURI SOUTHERN STATE UNIVERSITY. The format of the station is classical. KXMS-FM broadcasts to the Joplin, MO area at 88.7 FM. he station's slogan is, "Klassix Missouri Southern."

KBTX-TV 3 is the CBS television network affiliate located in Bryan/College Station, Texas.KBTX remains the only full-power, fully staffed television station in the Brazos Valley, airing more than 27 hours of local news weekly. The station’s news department is consistently recognized among the best in the nation.

WWMT-TV is the local CBS affiliate on channel 3 for the greater Kalamazoo, MI area. The station is owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc., and covers news, sports, and weather at various times throughout the day. WWMT-TV started out as a radio station back in 1931. It was founded by broadcasting pioneer John E. Fetzer. In 1950, Fetzer turned his station WKZO-AM into a television station. WKZO-TV 3 (WWMT's name at the time) went on the air June 1, 1950. Six years later, the station moved to its current home on West Maple Street in Kalamazoo, MI. Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, a variety of local live shows were offered. From Monday through Friday, kids were the stars of Channel 3 Clubhouse, which aired until 1983. On Saturday, Rem Wall and the Green Valley Boys were shown on the Green Valley Jamboree. In 1968, Channel 3 began broadcasting in color. Also during the 1960s, Fetzer purchased the Detroit Tiger baseball team and WKZO-TV became the television home of the Tigers in West Michigan. In 1983, Fetzer sold the television and radio stations. The new owners changed the call letters to WWMT-TV. In the mid-1990s, the station was sold again. Granite Broadcasting was the new owner and proceeded to upgrade WWMT-TV's image. As a result, there were new graphics, music, and news sets. In 1998, Freedom Communications Inc. purchased the station. PR professionals can contact the assignment desk with story ideas and breaking news by phone, fax, or mail. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).