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This is a list of media publications and sources in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Newspapers and magazines 1
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Television 2
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FM radio 3
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AM radio 4
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External links 5
Newspapers and magazines
The local daily newspaper in Louisville is The Courier-Journal, a property of the Gannett chain.
Local weekly newspapers include the African-American paper, Louisville Defender, published since 1933, as well as Louisville Eccentric Observer (LEO), The Voice-Tribune and Gannett's Velocity (owned by The Courier-Journal).
Louisville Magazine, published monthly, highlights the city's culture and lifestyles. Food & Dining Louisville Edition is a high-quality slick magazine covering regional food and drink. The Highlander Neighborhood Monthly, a black-and-white publication serving the Highlands and neighboring communities, is distributed widely across Jefferson County.
Business First of Louisville is a weekly newspaper covering the local Louisville economy and business scene.
Television
Louisville is also well served by television. Louisville's television stations include:
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.
AM radio
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Call letters
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AM frequency
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Type
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Special notes
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Information Channel
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530
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Information
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WTUV
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620
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Spanish
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WHBE
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680
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Sports
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ESPN Radio affiliate
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WKRD
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790
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Sports
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WHAS
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840
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News/Talk
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Listen Live
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WFIA
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900
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Religious
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WGTK
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970
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News/Talk
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WLCR
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1040
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Religious
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Catholic Radio
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WKJK
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1080
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Talk
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WLLV
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1240
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Gospel Music
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WLOU
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1350
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Gospel Music
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WNDA
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1570
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News/Talk
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NOAA Weather Radio
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1610
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Weather
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Trimarc Traffic Channel
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1610
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Traffic
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Louisville Metro Traffic
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External links
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History
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Geography
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National Historic
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Prominent suburbs
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