Launched in 1903, The Daily Mirror is published by Reach plc daily and is aimed at readers nationwide. Covers news, entertainment, sport and showbiz, film & TV, travel, fashion, tech,  stories. It also has sister publications, the Sunday Mirror and the Sunday People.

WJLA-TV is the ABC affiliate for the Washington, D.C. market. The station is owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. WJLA-TV broadcasts locally on channel 7. Topics covered include breaking news, consumer issues, technology, medical news, business news, and entertainment reports. The station presents local, national, and international news, as well as news occurring in Virginia and Maryland. Press releases can be sent via the main email at newsdesk@wjla.com or at tips@wjla.com. Some of the station's community relations initiatives have included Seven's On Your Side For Summer Reading, Tools For School, and It's Wise To Have Healthy Kids. The station produces a weekly community calendar, which publicizes programs, activities, and services for non-profit organizations, as well as federal, state, and local governments. Lead time for the community calendar is two weeks and should be no more than 60 seconds long. Pitch these items via fax. For news coverage, it is recommended to call the assignment desk between 10:30am and noon ET. Video clips are accepted on Beta SP. Station strongly advices PR professionals to send all press material to the news planning editors rather than to other staffers.

KDFW-TV is the FOX affiliate for the Dallas-Fort Worth market. KDFW broadcasts locally on channel 4. The station was formed in the 1940s, when the owners of radio station KRLD-AM decided to open their own TV station. Starting out as KRLD-TV, it was the fourth Texas television station granted a license to operate by the Federal Communications Commission. Its first telecast was a football game. Later on, it incorporated news and local entertainment programs, and became affiliated with the CBS network. The most significant moments of Channel 4 history came in November 1963, when John F. Kennedy was shot and Channel 4 was there at the event live. Then two days later, the prime suspect of the assassination, Lee Harvey Oswald, was himself shot and killed during the live broadcast. On July 2, 1970, as a result of a merger between two owners, Channel 4 was assigned new call letters. KDFW-TV became the station's new name, since DFW represents the Dallas-Fort Worth viewing area. In 1995, it broke away from CBS, and formed a new alliance with the Fox Network.

KTVU-TV is a FOX owned and operated station for the Bay Area market and broadcasts locally on channel 2. KTVU-TV hit the airwaves as an independent station in March 1958 featuring mostly syndicated off-network series, movies, talk shows and religious programs, as well as locally-produced programming. It became an official network affiliate after the launch of Fox Broadcasting Company in 1986.

The Boston Globe focuses on news for the general public in the New England area as well as state, national and international news. Other coverage areas include business, healthcare, technology, features, lifestyle, arts and sports. There is also an emphasis on regional and suburban coverage. Lead times vary depending on the department.

KYW-TV is the CBS affiliate for the Philadelphia-area and broadcasts locally on channel 3. The station produces several newscasts throughout the day with all topics covered from a local angle. KYW-TV received its commercial license as WPTZ in 1941, becoming the third station with that designation in the United States, and the first outside New York. It operated independently until assuming NBC ownership and affiliation in 1956, and was renamed WRCV-TV. The station took on its current call letters in 1965 and switched to CBS affiliation in 1995.

WCBS-TV is the flagship station of the CBS Televison Network and the local affiliate in New York. The station broadcasts locally on channel 2. News airs daily, mornings and evenings. Press releases should be sent to the attention of the assignment desk; news stories can also be called into the 24-hour news hotline. WCBS-TV debuted commercially as WCBW-TV, the second commercial station in the United States. It assumed its current call letters in 1946. Notable alumni include football broadcaster Tiki Barber, CBS host Julie Chen, NBC News anchor Lester Holt, former FOX News host Bill O'Reilly, former The View moderator Meredith Vieira, and former NBC News anchor Brian Williams.

WBZ-TV is the CBS affiliate for the Boston market and broadcasts locally on channel 4. News segments feature local and national news, weather, traffic, live interviews and lifestyle-oriented features on such topics as personal finance, health, careers and entertainment. PR professionals can contact the assignment desk with story ideas or breaking news. WBZ-TV debuted in 1948 as New England's first commercial television station. It served as an NBC affiliate from its inception until switching to its current CBS affiliation in 1995.

WGN-TV is an independent station in the Chicago market. The station is owned by Nexstar Media Group. WGN-TV broadcasts locally on channel 9, and covers local news, sports, and entertainment. It originally signed on the air in 1948 and is famous for creating such local icons as Ray Rayner, Garfield Goose and Bozo the Clown. In 1978, WGN-TV became a "superstation," broadcasting to cable viewers all around the country. In 1980, WGN-TV launched the Midwest's first hour-long newscast in prime-time, WGN News at Nine. WGN-TV became a WB affiliate in 1995, after years as an independent entity. The station later became a CW affiliate in 2006, before going back independent in September 2016.

KABB-TV is the FOX affiliate in the greater San Antonio area. KABB-TV is owned and operated by Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc., which is a member of the Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. The station broadcasts locally on channel 29. KABB-TV is also the sister station of KRRT-TV. The station first went on the air on December 16, 1987.