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Television
Phoenix is served by several major television stations:
- KTVK-3 (3TV, Independent)
- KPHO-5 (CBS 5, CBS)
- KAET-8 (Channel 8, PBS)
- KSAZ-10 (FOX 10, FOX)
- KPNX-12 (Channel 12, NBC)
- KNXV-15 (ABC 15, ABC)
- KPAZ-21 (Channel 21, TBN)
- KAZT-27 (AZTV 27 Prescott, Independent)
- KTVW-33 (Univision)
- KUTP-45 (UPN 45, UPN)
- KDRX-48 (Telemundo)
- KPPX-51 (PAX 51, PAX)
- KASW-61 (WB 6, WB)
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Radio
AM
- 550 - KFYI - Conservative Talk Radio - Fox - Clear Channel
- 620 - KTAR - News/Talk Radio - ABC
- 710 - KMIA - Spanish News/Talk (Radiovisa network) - Black Canyon City
- 740 - KDIR - Spanish talk (Radio Formula network from Mexico) - Phoenix
- 860 - KMVP - Sports - ESPN
- 910 - KGME - Sports - Clear Channel
- 960 - KKNT - "The Patriot" - News/Talk Radio - Salem Broadcasting
- 1010 - KXXT - Air America Radio - Tolleson
- 1060 - KDUS - Sports - Sporting News - Tempe
- 1100 - KFNX - News/Talk - CNN - - Cave Creek
- 1150 - KCKY - Spanish Christian - Coolidge
- 1190 - KMYL - Talk - NBC - Tolleson
- 1230 - KOY - Nostalgia - CNN - Clear Channel
- 1280 - KXEG - Christian - Phoenix
- 1310 - KXAM - Talk - CNN - Mesa
- 1360 - KPXQ - Religious/Talk - Glendale
- 1400 - KSUN - Regional Mexican Music - Phoenix
- 1440 - KAZG - Oldies - Scottsdale
- 1480 - KPHX - Comedy Radio (via satellite) - Phoenix
- 1510 - KFNN - Finance - Fox - Mesa
- 1580 - KMIK - Radio Disney - Mesa
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FM
- 89.5 - KBAQ - Classical - Phoenix
- 91.5 - KJZZ - Public Radio: News/Talk days; Jazz: M-F eve; Blues: Sun eve.
- 92.7 / 101.1 KNRJ-FM - Dance/Club Music - Payson
- 93.3 - KDKB - Album Rock - Mesa
- 95.5 - KYOT - Smooth Jazz
- 96.9 - KMXP - Adult Contemporary
- 97.9 - KUPD - Album Rock (98 KUPD)
- 100.7 - KSLX - Classic Rock
- 101.5 - KZON - Alternative Rock (The Zone)
- 103.1 - KCDX-FM- 60s-80s album rock (no DJs, no commercials)
- 103.9 - KEDJ - Alternative Rock (The Edge)
- 107.9 - KMLE - Country
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Newspaper
Phoenix's first publication was the Salt River Valley Herald. It later changed its name to the Phoenix Herald in 1880. By this time, the paper had progressed from a weekly publication to semiweekly.
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| The city has two major newspapers: The Arizona Republic serves the greater metropolitan area and The East Valley Tribune tends to focus on East Valley issues. In addition, the city is also served by numerous free neighborhood papers and weeklies such as the Phoenix New Times, Arizona State University's State Press, and the College Times. For 40 years, The Bachelor's Beat, a paid weekly newspaper has covered local politics while selling ads for area strip clubs and escort services. |
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