List of Gannett Company assets

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Gannett Company owns over 90 daily newspapers, nearly 1,000 weekly newspapers, 23 television stations, and more. These operations are in 41 U.S. states and six countries.[1]

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Contents

Newspapers [edit]

United States [edit]

Alabama

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Colorado

Delaware

Florida

Guam

Indiana

Iowa

Kentucky

Louisiana

Maryland

Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

Montana

Nevada

New Jersey

New York

North Carolina

Ohio

Oregon

South Carolina

South Dakota

Tennessee

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Wisconsin

Others

United Kingdom [edit]

Television stations [edit]

Stations are arranged in alphabetical order by state and city of license.

City of license/Market Station Channel
TV (DT)		 Owned Since Affiliation
Flagstaff, Arizona KNAZ-TV
(satellite of KPNX)		 2 (22) 1997 NBC
Mesa - Phoenix, AZ KPNX 12 (12) 1979 NBC
Little Rock KTHV 11 (12) 1994 CBS
Sacramento - Stockton - Modesto KXTV 10 (10) 1999 ABC
Denver KTVD 20 (19) 2006 MyNetworkTV
KUSA-TV 9 (9) 1979 NBC
Washington, D.C. WUSA 9 (9) 1986 CBS
Jacksonville - Orange Park, FL WTLV 12 (12) 1988 NBC
WJXX 25 (10) 2000 ABC
St. Petersburg - Tampa WTSP 10 (10) 1996 CBS
Atlanta WXIA-TV 11 (10) 1979 NBC
WATL 36 (25) 2006 MyNetworkTV
Macon, Georgia WMAZ-TV 13 (13) 1995 CBS
Bangor, Maine WLBZ 2 (2) 1998 NBC
Portland, Maine WCSH 6 (44) 1998 NBC
Grand Rapids - Battle Creek - Kalamazoo, MI WZZM 13 (13) 1997 ABC
Minneapolis - St. Paul KARE 11 (11) 1983 NBC
St. Louis KSDK 5 (35) 1995 NBC
Buffalo, New York WGRZ 2 (33) 1997 NBC
Greensboro - High Point - Winston-Salem WFMY-TV 2 (51) 1989 CBS
Cleveland WKYC 3 (17) 1995 NBC
Columbia, South Carolina WLTX 19 (17) 1998 CBS
Knoxville WBIR-TV 10 (10) 1995 NBC

Former Gannett-owned stations [edit]

Stations are arranged in alphabetical order by state and city of license.

Note: Two boldface asterisks appearing following a station's call letters (**) indicate a station that was built and/or signed-on by Gannett.

Television stations [edit]

City of license/Market Station Channel
TV (DT)		 Years owned Current affiliation and ownership
Mobile, AL - Pensacola, FL WALA-TV 10 (9) 19861 Fox affiliate owned by LIN Television
Kingman - Phoenix, AZ KMOH-TV 6 (19) 1997–2004 MundoFox affiliate owned by HERO Broadcasting
Tucson, Arizona KOLD-TV 13 (32) 19861 CBS affiliate owned by Raycom Media
Little Rock KARK-TV 4 (32) 1979–1983 NBC affiliate owned by Nexstar Broadcasting Group
Stockton - Sacramento - Modesto KOVR 13 (25) 1958–1959 CBS owned-and-operated (O&O)
Danville - Champaign - Urbana, IL WDAN-TV **2 24 1953–1960 ABC affiliate owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group
(see footnote below)
Rockford, Illinois WREX-TV 13 (13) 1963–1969 NBC affiliate owned by Quincy Newspapers
Fort Wayne, Indiana WPTA 21 (24) 1979–1983 ABC affiliate owned by Malara Broadcasting
(operated under LMA by Granite Broadcasting)
Louisville WLKY-TV 32 (26) 1979–1983 CBS affiliate owned by Hearst Television
Cambridge - Boston, MA WLVI-TV 56 (41) 1983–1994 The CW affiliate owned by Sunbeam Television
Binghamton, New York WINR-TV **3
(now WICZ-TV)		 40 (8) 1957–1971 Fox affiliate owned by Stainless Broadcasting
Rochester, New York WHEC-TV **4 10 (10) 1953–1979 NBC affiliate owned by Hubbard Broadcasting
Cincinnati WLWT 5 (35) 1995–1997 NBC affiliate owned by Hearst Television
Oklahoma City KOCO-TV 5 (7) 1979–1997 ABC affiliate owned by Hearst Television
KTVY
(now KFOR-TV)		 4 (27) 19861 NBC affiliate owned by Local TV
Austin, Texas KVUE 24 (33) 1986–1999 ABC affiliate owned by Belo Corporation

Footnotes:

  • 1: KTVY, KOLD-TV and WALA-TV were acquired with Gannett's purchase of The Detroit News, but were subsequently spun-off to Knight-Ridder a day later in order for Gannett to comply with the FCC's then-current limits on group ownership.
  • 2: WDAN-TV changed call letters to WICD following its sale, and in 1967 was merged with WCHU (channel 33) in Champaign into the present-day WICD on channel 15.
  • 3: Gannett purchased the construction permit for WINR-TV and signed the station on in 1957. Because of this, WHEC-TV and WDAN-TV are the only television stations built from the ground-up by Gannett.
  • 4: WHEC-TV's frequency was shared with WVET-TV, owned by Veterans Broadcasting, from its 1953 sign-on until 1961 when Gannett purchased full ownership of the frequency.

Radio stations [edit]

(a partial listing)

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AM Stations FM Stations
City of License/Market Station Years owned Current ownership
Los Angeles KPRZ/KIIS-1150
(now KTLK)		 1979–1997 owned by Clear Channel Communications
KIIS-FM-102.7 1979–1997 owned by Clear Channel Communications
San Diego KSDO-1130 1979–1997 owned by Assn. for Community Education, Inc.
(repeater of KMRO, Camarillo, CA)
KEZL/KSDO-FM/KCLX-FM/KJOY-102.9
(now KLQV)		 1979–1997 owned by Univision Communications
Hartford, Connecticut WTHT-1230 ** 1936–1954 defunct, went silent in 1954
frequency now used by WNEZ
Cocoa - Melbourne, FL WEZY-1350
(now WMMV)		 1966-1970 owned by Clear Channel Communications
WEZY-FM-99.3
(now WLRQ-FM)		 1966-1970 owned by Clear Channel Communications
Tampa - St. Petersburg WDAE-1250
(WDAE is now at 620 AM;
1250 AM is now WHNZ)		 1987-1997 owned by Clear Channel Communications
WJYW/WUSA-FM-100.7
(now WMTX)		 1980-1997 owned by Clear Channel Communications
Macon, Georgia WMAZ-940
(now WMAC)		 1995-1996 owned by Cumulus Media
WMAZ-FM/WAYS-99.1
(now WDEN-FM)		 1995-1996 owned by Cumulus Media
Chicago WVON/WGCI-1390
(WVON is now at 1690 AM;
1390 AM is now WGRB)		 1979–1997 owned by Clear Channel Communications
WGCI-FM-107.5 1979–1997 owned by Clear Channel Communications
Detroit WLQV-1500 1979–1986 owned by Salem Communications
WCZY-FM-95.5
(now WKQI)		 1979–1986 owned by Clear Channel Communications
Kansas City, Missouri KCMO-710
(KCMO is now at 810 AM;
710 AM is now WHB)		 1986–1993 Owned by Cumulus Media
KCMO-FM-94.9 1986–1993 Owned by Cumulus Media
St. Louis KSD/KUSA-550
(now KTRS)		 1979–1993 owned by Clear Channel Communications
KCFM/KSD-FM-93.7 1979–1993 owned by Clear Channel Communications
Danville, Illinois WDAN-1490 sold in 1971
WDAN-FM-102.1 ** 1967-1971
Albany, New York WABY-1400
(now WAMC)
Binghamton, New York WINR-680 1957–1971 owned by Clear Channel Communications
Elmira, New York WENY-1230 ** sold in 1969 owned by WS Media, L.L.C.
WENY-FM-92.7 ** 1965–1969 owned by WS Media, L.L.C.
Olean, New York WHDL-1450 (minority interest) mid 1930s-late 1950s owned by Backyard Broadcasting
WHDL-FM-95.7 **
(now WPIG)		 1949–late 1950s owned by Backyard Broadcasting
Rochester, New York WHEC-1460
(now WHIC)		 1936–1972 owned by Holy Family Communications
Cleveland WWWE-1100
(now WTAM)		 1977–1985 owned by Clear Channel Communications
WDOK-105.7
(now WMJI)		 1975–1985 owned by Clear Channel Communications
Marietta, Ohio WBRJ-910
(now WLTP)		 1974–1979 owned by Clear Channel Communications
Wilmington, Ohio WKFI-1090 1974–early 1980s owned by Town and Country Broadcasting
Denton - Dallas - Fort Worth KOAI/KHKS-106.1 1986-1997 owned by Clear Channel Communications
Houston - Pasadena, TX KKBQ-790
(now KBME)		 1984–1997 owned by Clear Channel Communications
KKBQ-FM-92.9 1984–1997 owned by Cox Media Group
Bremerton - Seattle - Tacoma, WA KNUA-106.9
(now KRWM)		 1986-1990 owned by Sandusky Radio Seattle

Other assets [edit]
Corporate directors:   Gracia C. Martore (Chairman, President & CEO)   •   Full list of directors
United States national newspapers:   USA Today    •   USA Weekend    •   Sports Weekly
Gannett Company regional daily newspapers in the United States
Gannett Company television stations in the United States
ABC affiliates
CBS affiliates
NBC affiliates
MyNetworkTV affiliates
Newsquest daily newspapers in the United Kingdom
Gannett Government Media newspapers and magazines
Other assets: The Big Lead  •  Captivate Network  •  Clipper Magazine  •  Gannett Digital  •  Gannett Foundation  •  Gannett Healthcare Group  •  Pointroll Inc.  •  ShopLocal
Investments: California Newspapers Partnership (19.49%) •  CareerBuilder (50.8%) •  Classified Ventures (23.6%) •  Metromix (50%) •  Texas-New Mexico Partnership (40.64%) •  Topix (minority stake)  
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