Media in Louisville, Kentucky

This is a list of media publications and sources in Louisville, Kentucky.

Newspapers, magazines, and online news

The local daily newspaper in Louisville is The Courier-Journal, a property of the Gannett chain.

Insider Louisville is a locally owned online news source covering business, government, neighborhoods, arts and culture in Metro Louisville. They deliver a free daily newsletter.^[1]

Local weekly newspapers include Business First of Louisville, Louisville Defender (African American paper published since 1933), Louisville Eccentric Observer (or LEO, a free alternative paper) and The Voice-Tribune.

Louisville Magazine, published monthly, highlights the city's culture and lifestyles. Other locally produced monthly magazines include Food & Dining Magazine,^[2] which covers regional food and drink, N'Focus,^[3] which covers philanthropy and the arts in Louisville, and Today's Woman,^[4] a national magazine featuring women and women's issues.

Television

Louisville is also well served by television. Louisville's television stations include:

Call letters	Channel	Network affiliation
WAVE	3 (Cable 6)	(NBC)
WHAS	11 (Cable 4)	(ABC)
WKPC	15 (Cable 13)	(PBS/KET1)
WBNA	21 (Cable 21)	(ION Television)
WKYI-CD	24 (Cable 138)	(Ind)
Metro TV	25 (Cable Only)	Louisville Metro Affairs
WLKY	32 (Cable 5)	(CBS)
WBKI	34 (Cable 7)	(CW)
WDRB	41 (Cable 9)	(FOX)
WMYO	58 (Cable 10)	(My Network TV)
WKMJ	68 (Cable 15)	(PBS/KET2).

The only cable service available in Louisville is from Time Warner Cable. They provide standard and premium cable TV service, high-speed Internet access and digital telephone service.

FM radio

Louisville's radio broadcasting stations cater to a wide variety of musical and other interests.

Call letters	FM frequency	Type	Special notes
WNAS	88.1	New Albany High School
WJIE	88.5	Christian Contemporary
WFPL	89.3	Public Radio	Listen Live
WUOL	90.5	Classical	University of Louisville; Listen Live
WKYU	90.9	Public Radio	Western Kentucky University - Elizabethtown, Ky
WFPK	91.9	Adult Album Alternative	Listen Live
WTFX	93.1	Hip Hop
WLCL	93.9	Classic Hits	Listen Live
WULF	94.3	Country	Hardinsburg, Ky
WFIA	94.7	Religious
WQMF	95.7	Classic Rock
WGZB	96.5	Hip Hop
WAMZ	97.5	Country	Listen Live
WQXE	98.3	Hot AC	Elizabethtown, Ky
WNRW	98.9	Top 40	Listen Live
WDJX	99.7	Top 40
WLGX	100.5	Adult Hits	Listen Live
WMJM	101.3	Urban AC
WXAM	102.3	Hot AC
WQNU	103.1	Country
WAKY-FM	103.5	Oldies
WRKA	103.9	Classic Country
WAYI	104.3	Christian Contemporary
WGHL	105.1	Classic Hits
WLVK	105.5	Country	Elizabethtown, Ky
WAYK	105.9	Christian Contemporary
WVEZ	106.9	Adult Contemporary
WSFR	107.7	Classic Rock

AM radio

Call letters	AM frequency	Type	Special notes
Information Channel	530	Information
WAKY	620	Oldies
WHBE	680	Sports	ESPN Radio affiliate
WKRD	790	Sports
WHAS	840	News/Talk	Listen Live
WFIA	900	Religious
WGTK	970	News/Talk
WLCR	1040	Religious	Catholic Radio
WKJK	1080	Talk
WLLV	1240	Gospel Music
WLOU	1350	Gospel Music
WLRS	1570	News/Talk
NOAA Weather Radio	1610	Weather
Trimarc Traffic Channel	1610	Traffic	Louisville Metro Traffic

References

^ Insider Louisville. Insider Louisville http://insiderlouisville.com/about-us/. Retrieved 30 November 2016. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)
^ http://www.foodanddine.com/
^ http://nfocuslouisville.com/about-us/
^ http://www.todayswomannow.com/

External links

Radio-Locator

[Insider_Louisville-1] Insider Louisville. Insider Louisville http://insiderlouisville.com/about-us/. Retrieved 30 November 2016. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)

[2] ttp://www.foodanddine.com/

[3] ttp://nfocuslouisville.com/about-us/

[4] ttp://www.todayswomannow.com/

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History	Timeline Historic places Founder: George Rogers Clark Corn Island Fort Nelson Bloody Monday religious riots (1855) Civil War Southern Exposition (1883–87) 1890 tornado 1937 flood 1968 riots 1973 Kentucky Derby (Secretariat) 1974 tornadoes Louisville Cardinals men's basketball Championships in 1980 / 1986 / 2013 [vacated] 2015 scandal Standard Gravure shooting (1989) Ohio River Bridges Project (2002–16) Breonna Taylor Killing (2020) Protests 2023 bank shooting
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Government	Mayor (Craig Greenberg) Metro Council (President: Markus Winkler)
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Top subjects	Muhammad Ali Muhammad Ali Center Cave Hill Cemetery Falls of the Ohio Farmington Kentucky Derby (Festival) KFC History Colonel Sanders L&N Louisville Slugger Speed Art Museum University of Louisville (Cardinals)
National Historic Landmarks	Belle of Louisville Churchill Downs Historic Locust Grove Mayor Andrew Broaddus Old Bank Zachary Taylor House United States Marine Hospital Water Tower
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