KLDR-FM is a commercial station owned by Grants Pass Broadcasting Corp. The format of the station is hot adult contemporary. The target audience of the station is listeners, ages 18 to 34. KLDR-FM broadcasts to the Grants Pass, OR area at 98.3 FM.

WSBK-TV is an independent station serving the Boston market and airs locally on channel 38. PR professionals should send news submissions to the assignment desk of sister-station WBZ-TV. WSBK-TV was originally licensed to the Boston Catholic Television Center as WIHS-TV in 1964, and featured a mix of educational, religious, entertainment and sports programming. The station assumed its current call letters in 1966, becoming the first commercial independent station in Boston. WSBK-TV soon expanded its sports coverage, securing broadcast rights to the Boston Bruins in 1967 and the Red Sox in 1975, and grew in regional popularity as a result. In the late 1980's it became a national superstation. WSBK-TV was sold to Paramount in 1995 and became a UPN (United Paramount Network) affiliate later that year. When UPN and The WB combined to form The CW in 2006, the station returned to independent operations before becoming a MyNetworkTV affiliate in 2011. It went independent for a third time in 2022.

WXYC-FM is a non-commercial station owned by Student Educational Broadcasting Inc. The format of the station is variety. WXYC-FM's target audience is listeners, ages 13 to 100, in the Chapel Hill, NC area. The station airs locally at 89.3 FM.

KRVM-FM is a non-commercial station owned by School District 4-J. The format of the station is a variety of AAA and blues. The station's target audience is listeners, ages 13 to 100. KRVM-FM broadcasts to the Eugene, OR area at 91.9 FM. KRVM-FM's tagline is "92v" and the station's slogan is "Keeping Real Variety In Music."

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.

WXYZ-TV is the ABC affiliate for the Detroit market. The station is owned by E.W. Scripps Co. WXYZ-TV broadcasts locally on channel 7. WXYZ-TV was founded in October 1948 and was one of only three ABC stations that existed in the country. Local news airs mornings and evenings on weekdays. Weekend newscasts air during the evenings only. The assignment desk is available 24 hours a day and can be reached by phone or fax. Keep faxes short and to-the-point and include: who, what, when, where, and why. In addition, clearly list contact information on each page. The station accepts 10, 15, and 20-second PSAs in Beta and DVC Pro formats. The station does not accept VNRs. In April 2009, WXYZ-TV and WJBK-TV formed an independently run local news service (LNS), sharing news gathering resources to provide pool coverage of non-exclusive events. 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.

KUNX-AM is commercial station owned by Gold Coast Broadcasting, LLC. The format is Hispanic news/talk. The station airs in the Ventura, CA area at 1400 AM. The target audience is listeners, ages 18 to 64. KUNX-AM uses the tagline "Radio Bronco."

KETS-TV, channel 2, is owned by Arkansas Educational TV as a part of the Arkansas Educational Television Network (AETN). AETN is an Arkansas state agency associated with the National Educational Telecommunications Association. KETS-TV is a PBS affiliate which airs PBS programming as well as AETN productions. The address and staff contacts are the same for all of the AETN transmitter stations, which include KETS-TV, KTEJ-TV, KAFT-TV, KETG-TV, and KEMV-TV.

WWVU-FM is a non-commercial station owned by West Virginia University Board of Governors. The format of the station is rock alternative music. WWVU-FM's target audience is rock alternative music listeners, ages 18 to 54, in the Morgantown, WV area at 91.7 FM. The station airs locally at 91.7 FM. WWVU-FM's tagline is "U 92FM."

KWTU-FM is a non-commercial station owned by University of Tulsa. The format of the station is classical. KWTU-FM's target audience is classical music listeners, ages 13 to 100, in the Tulsa, OK area. The station airs locally at 88.7 FM. KWTU-FM's tagline is "Classical 88.7."