Mass media in Columbus, Georgia
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Below is a list of the media in the Columbus Metro Area in Columbus, Georgia.
Television
Bold denotes full-power television stations in the Columbus metro area.[1][2]
| Call sign | Channel | Affiliation | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| WRBL | 3
3.2 |
CBS | Nexstar Media Group |
| WCIQ | 7 | PBS | Alabama Educational Television Commission |
| WTVM | 9
9.2 |
ABC | Gray Television |
| WYBU | 16 | Religious | CTN |
| WACS | 25 | PBS | Georgia Public Broadcasting |
| WJSP | 28 | PBS | Georgia Public Broadcasting |
| WLTZ | 38
38.2 |
NBC | SagamoreHill Broadcasting |
| WGIQ | 43 | PBS | Alabama Educational Television Commission |
| WHOT-TV | 47.3 | Antenna TV | CNZ Communications, LLC |
| WXTX | 54
54.2 |
Fox | American Spirit Media |
Radio
AM broadcasting
FM broadcasting
| Call sign | Frequency | Format |
|---|---|---|
| WJSP | 88.1 | Public radio |
| WCUG | 88.5 | University Radio |
| WELL | 88.7 | Contemporary Christian |
| WYFK | 89.5 | Religious |
| WLGA | 90.5 | Christian |
| WEGL | 91.1 | Variety |
| WTJB | 91.7 | Classical |
| WLTC-HD2 | 92.1 | Sports |
| WKZJ | 92.7 | Urban adult contemporary |
| WVFJ | 93.3 | Contemporary Christian |
| WQSI | 93.9 | Classic country |
| WMJB | 95.3 | Christian |
| WIOL | 95.7 | Sports |
| WTGZ | 95.9 | Modern rock |
| WMXA | 96.7 | Adult contemporary |
| WURY | 97.1 | Religious |
| WAUF-LP | 97.3 | Contemporary Christian |
| WKKR | 97.7 | Country |
| WBFA | 98.3 | Urban contemporary |
| WKCN | 99.3 | Country |
| WQNR | 99.9 | Variety hits |
| WGSY | 100.1 | Urban contemporary |
| WEAM | 100.7 | Gospel |
| WCJM | 100.9 | Country |
| WAGH | 101.3 | Urban adult contemporary |
| WVRK | 102.9 | Album-oriented rock |
| WLTC | 103.7 | Light rock |
| WFXE | 104.9 | Urban contemporary |
| WSTH | 106.1 | Country |
| WRCG | 106.9 | Classic rock |
| WCGQ | 107.3 | Contemporary hits |
Newspapers
- The Bayonet,[4] a weekly publication of news and events in Fort Benning and south Columbus
- The Chattahoochee Voice,[5] Columbus' only solely online newspaper, serving Metro Columbus since 2016
- The Columbus Times,[6] a weekly publication featuring African-American perspectives of current events
- The Ledger-Enquirer, the only daily newspaper in Columbus
- The LocaL,[7] a monthly magazine featuring art and entertainment news and features
- Playgrounds Magazine,[8] a monthly entertainment and arts magazine (closed in 2017)
- The Uproar,[9] the Columbus State University campus newspaper
- Tid Bits,[10] a weekly publication featuring news throughout the southeast
- To Do,[11] a weekly publication featuring current events
- The Final Call, a newspaper founded by Minister Louis Farrakhan in 1979. In Columbus, Georgia.