Mass media in Mobile, Alabama
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This is a list of mass media in the Mobile, Alabama, metropolitan area.[1]
Radio
FM
- 88.5 WBHY-FM Mobile (Christian Contemporary)
- 89.1 WPAS Pascagoula, MS (AFR Talk)
- 89.5 WPCS Pensacola, FL (Rejoice Broadcast Network)
- 90.3 WMAH Biloxi, MS (Public Radio)
- 91.3 WHIL Mobile (Classical)
- 92.1 WZEW Fairhope, AL (Adult album alternative)
- 92.9 WBLX-FM Mobile (Urban contemporary)
- 94.1 WMEZ Pensacola, FL (Soft AC)
- 94.9 WKSJ-FM Mobile (Country)
- 96.1 WRKH Mobile (Classic rock)
- 97.5 WABD Mobile (Contemporary hit radio)
- 98.3 WLVM Chickasaw (K-Love)
- 98.7 WYCT Pensacola, FL (Country)
- 99.9 WMXC Mobile (Adult contemporary)
- 100.7 WJTQ Pensacola, FL (Classic hits)
- 101.5 WTKX-FM Pensacola, FL (Rock)
- 102.1 WQUA Citronelle (Southern gospel)
- 102.7 WXBM-FM Milton, FL (Country)
- 104.1 WDLT-FM Saraland (Urban adult contemporary)
- 104.9 WBUV Moss Point, MS (Talk)
- 105.5 WNSP Bay Minette (Sports)
- 106.5 WAVH Daphne (Talk)
- 107.3 WRGV Pensacola, FL (Urban contemporary)
AM
- 540 WASG Daphne (Urban gospel)
- 660 WXQW Fairhope (Sports/ESPN)
- 710 WNTM Mobile (Talk)
- 840 WBHY Mobile (Religious)
- 900 WGOK Mobile (Gospel)
- 960 WLPR Prichard Religious)
- 1000 WJNZ Robertsdale (Talk)
- 1110 WTOF Bay Minette (Christian)
- 1220 WERM Fairhope (Gospel)
- 1270 WIJD Prichard (Talk/Religious)
- 1410 WNGL Mobile (Catholic)
- 1440 WVGG Lucedale, MS (Country)
- 1480 WABF Mobile (Adult standards)
Television
Mobile is included in the Mobile-Pensacola-Fort Walton Beach designated market area, as defined by Nielsen Media Research, and is ranked 58th in the United States for the 2018-19 television season.[2][3][4]
- 3 WEAR-TV Pensacola, FL (ABC, NBC on 3.2)
- 5 WKRG-TV Mobile (CBS)
- 10 WALA-TV Mobile (Fox)
- 15 WPMI-TV Mobile (Roar)
- 18 WDPM-DT Mobile (Daystar)
- 21 WMPV-TV Mobile (TBN)
- 35 WFGX Fort Walton Beach, FL (Independent with MyNetworkTV)
- 42 WEIQ Mobile (APT/PBS)
- 55 WFNA Gulf Shores (The CW)
Mobile's Press-Register is Alabama's oldest active newspaper, dating back to 1813.[5] The paper focuses on Mobile and Baldwin counties and the city of Mobile, but also serves southwestern Alabama and southeastern Mississippi.[5] Mobile's alternative newspaper is the Lagniappe.[6] The Mobile area's local magazine is Mobile Bay Monthly.[7] Mod Mobilian is a website with a focus on cultured-living in Mobile.[8] MobileALnews.com is a local news website.[9]
