Media in Boston

The following is a list of media located in or serving Boston.

Newspapers

Daily

The Boston Globe^[1]
The Boston Herald^[2]
The Boston Metro, 5 days a week, 49% owned by the Boston Globe

Weekly

The Armenian Mirror-Spectator
The Armenian Weekly
Banker & Tradesman, business weekly
Bay State Banner, African-American weekly
Bay Windows, LGBT weekly
Boston Business Journal
The Christian Science Monitor, daily online, weekly print magazine
Commercial Record, business weekly
DigBoston
The Jewish Advocate
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
The Pilot, Catholic weekly
La Semana, Spanish weekly

Bi-weekly and monthly

The Improper Bostonian, a "what's happening" guide to the Boston area^[3]
Just Property, focused on real estate^[4]
Just Rentals, focused on real estate^[5]
The Rainbow Times, the largest LGBTQ monthly newspaper in Boston, serving all of New England^[6]
Sampan, bilingual, Chinese and English
Spare Change News

Neighborhood papers

Allston-Brighton TAB^[7]
Boston Guardian (effective successor of defunct Boston Courant)
Boston Sun (formerly Back Bay Sun)
Beacon Hill Times
Charlestown Patriot-Bridge
Dorchester News
Dorchester Reporter
East Boston Sun Transcript
Fenway News
Hyde Park Tribune
Jamaica Plain Gazette^[8]
Mattapan Reporter
Mission Hill Gazette
South End News
West Roxbury Transcript

Inner suburbs:

Arlington Advocate
Belmont Citizen-Herald
Brookline TAB
Cambridge Chronicle & TAB
Newton TAB
Somerville Journal
Watertown TAB

Outer suburbs:

The Eagle-Tribune of North Andover
MetroWest Daily News of Framingham
The Patriot Ledger of Quincy
The Lowell Sun of Lowell

College newspapers

The Berkeley Beacon, Emerson College, weekly
The Daily Free Press, Boston University, weekly, online daily
The Harvard Crimson, Harvard University, daily
The Harvard Voice, Harvard University, weekly
The Heights, Boston College twice-weekly
The Hub, Emmanuel College, online
The Huntington News, Northeastern University, weekly
The Mass Media, University of Massachusetts Boston, weekly
The Simmons Voice, Simmons College, weekly
The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University, weekly
The Suffolk Voice, Suffolk University, online daily
The Tech, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, twice-weekly
The Tufts Daily, Tufts University, daily

Others

Barstool Sports^[9]
Big Red & Shiny, online contemporary arts magazine with coverage and arts criticism for Greater Boston and New England^[10]
Boston Common Magazine
The Boston Independent Media Center, provides alternative views^[11]
Boston Live Magazine, live music and entertainment
Boston Magazine, a monthly lifestyles magazine^[12]
Boston Review, a national political and arts magazine
Boston Spirit Magazine, full color, glossy luxury gay and lesbian life and style magazine, for Greater Boston and New England^[13]
Open Media Boston, progressive online metro news weekly serving the Boston area

Radio

AM radio

Frequency (kHz)	Call Sign	Format
590	WEZE	Religious programming
640	WTBU	Boston University Info. Online & campus only.
680	WRKO	Talk
740	WJIB	Adult standards and pop oldies
800	WNNW	Spanish Tropical
850	WEEI	Sports
950	WROL	Paid programming
1030	WBZ	News/Talk
1060	WQOM	Religious programming
1090	WILD	R&B oldies
1120	WBNW	Finance
1150	WWDJ	Spanish Christian
1200	WXKS	Comedy radio
1260	WBIX	Radio Disney
1300	WJDA	Religious programming
1330	WRCA	Paid programming
1360	WLYN	Paid programming
1410	WZBR	Urban
1430	WKOX	Spanish-language contemporary
1470	WAZN	Paid programming
1510	WMEX	Paid programming and sports
1550	WNTN	Community-based
1570	WMVX	Spanish-language contemporary
1600	WUNR	Paid programming
1650	N/A	Logan Int'l Airport Info. Vicinity of airport only.

FM radio

Frequency (MHz)	Call Sign	Format
88.1	WMBR	Freeform/ecletic (MIT)
88.9	WERS	Emerson College. Eclectic.
89.7	WGBH	Boston's Local NPR (Public News/Talk)
90.3	WZBC	Boston College (Freeform radio/Democracy Now!)
90.9	WBUR	Boston University NPR (Public/News/Talk)
91.5	WMFO	Tufts University Radio (College radio/Freeform)
91.9	WUMB	UMass Boston (Public/Folk)
92.5	WXRV	Adult album alternative
92.9	WBOS	Alternative rock
93.7	WEEI-FM	Sports
94.5	WJMN	Mainstream Urban (Jam'n 94-5)
95.3	WHRB	Classical & variety
96.9	WBQT	Rhythmic AC (Hot 96.9)
97.7	WKAF	WAAF simulcast
98.5	WBZ-FM	Sports talk (98.5 The Sports Hub)
99.5	WCRB	Classical Radio Boston
100.7	WZLX	Classic rock (Boston's Classic Rock)
101.7	WBWL	Country (101.7 The Bull)
102.5	WKLB	Country (Country 102.5)
103.3	WODS	Top 40/CHR (103.3 AMP Radio)
104.1	WBMX	Hot adult contemporary (Mix 104.1)
105.7	WROR-FM	Classic Hits
106.7	WMJX	Adult Contemporary (Magic 106.7)
107.3	WAAF	Active rock
107.9	WXKS-FM	Top 40/CHR (Kiss 108)

Television

Channel	Call Sign	Network	Owner
2	WGBH	PBS	WGBH Educational Foundation
4	WBZ	CBS	CBS Television Stations
5	WCVB	ABC	Hearst Television
7	WHDH	NBC¹	Sunbeam Television
24	WFXZ-CD	MundoFox	Prime Time Partners
25	WFXT	FOX	Cox Media Group
27	WUNI	Univision	Entravision Communications
38	WSBK	MyNetworkTV	CBS Television Stations
44	WGBX	PBS	WGBH Educational Foundation
46	WWDP	EVINE Live	EVINE Live, Inc.
48	WYDN	DayStar	Daystar Television Network
56	WLVI	CW	Sunbeam Television
60	WNEU²	Telemundo	NBC Universal
60	WBTS-LD	Telemundo	ZGS Communications
62	WMFP	Cozi TV	NRJ TV
66	WUTF-DT	UniMás	Univision Communications
68	WBPX-TV	ION	ION Media Networks

¹ WHDH will become independent on January 1, 2017. It is currently unknown which station will assume NBC affiliation, although NBCUniversal plans to buy a station to own and operate.

² WNEU rebroadcasts the programming of WBTS-LD for southern New Hampshire and the northern suburbs of Boston.

Local cable channels

Internet

References

External links

EDGE Boston - gay and lesbian online news and entertainment
Newspapers in Massachusetts
Boston, MA on American Radio Map (Radiomap.us)

Radio stations in Boston, including Eastern Massachusetts

By AM frequency	590 650 680 740 800 850 890 950 980² 1030¹ 1060² 1090 1120 1150 1200 1230² 1260 1300 1330 1360 1390² 1410 1430 1460² ³ 1470 1490² 1510 1550 1570² 1600

By FM frequency	88.1 88.9 89.7 90.3 90.9 91.5 91.5 91.5² 91.5 91.7 91.9 92.5² 92.9 93.7 94.5 95.3 95.9² 96.9 97.7 98.5 99.1² 99.5 99.9 100.1 100.7 101.7 102.5 103.3 104.1 104.5² 104.9² 104.9 105.7 106.7 107.3² 107.9

Via FM subcarrier	67 kHz Radio Maria Estados Unidos (Spanish) Talking Information Center (radio reading service) TNT Radio Boston (Vietnamese) 92 kHz Radio Voie du Salut (Haitian Creole/English religion)

By NOAA Weather Radio frequency	162.425 162.475

Digital radio by frequency & subchannel	1030 1430 88.9-1 89.7-1 89.7-2 89.7-3 90.9-1 92.9-1 92.9-2 94.5-1 94.5-2 96.9-1 96.9-2 97.7-1 97.7-2 97.7-3 98.5-1 98.5-2 98.5-3 100.7-1 100.7-2 100.7-3 102.5-1 103.3-1 104.1-1 104.1-2 104.1-3 104.1-4 105.7-1 106.7-1 106.7-2 107.3-1 107.3-2 107.3-3 107.9-1 107.9-2

By callsign	KHB35 WAAF² WAMG WATD² WATD-FM² WAZN WBIX WBMX WBNW² WBOQ² WBOS WBQT WBRS WBUR-FM WBWL WBZ WBZ-FM WCAP² WCEC² WCRB WEEI WEEI-FM WERS WESX² WEZE WGBH WHHB WHRB WILD WJDA WJIB WJMN WKAF WKLB-FM WKOX WLYN WMBR WMEX WMFO WMJX WMLN-FM WMVX² WMWM WNG574 WNTN WODS WPLM² WPLM-FM² WQOM WRBB WRCA WRKO WROL WROR-FM WSRO WUMB-FM WUML² WUNR WWDJ WXLO² WXKS WXKS-FM WXRV WZBC WZBR WZLX WZLY

Internet stations	WBCN RadioBDC

Defunct stations	WDIS WFNX WGI/WARC

Nearby Markets Providence Manchester Worcester Cape Cod Concord Newport Springfield Portsmouth ¹ = Clear-channel stations with extended nighttime coverage. ² = A station from a neighboring market that serves Boston and area, and is considered a "Boston station" by Nielsen Audio. ³ = Station is silent.

Broadcast television in Eastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire, including Boston, Worcester and Manchester

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

English stations	WBZ-TV (4.1 CBS, 4.2 Decades) WCVB-TV (5.1 ABC, 5.2 MeTV) WHDT-LD (6.1 DW) WHDH (7.1 NBC → Independent, 7.2 This TV) WBTS-LD (8.1 Independent → NBC, 8.3 Cozi TV) WFXT (25.1 Fox, 25.2 Escape, 25.3 Laff) WSBK-TV (38.1 MNTV, 38.2 Heroes & Icons) WWDP (46.1/46.2 EVINE Live) WYDN (48.1 Daystar) WLVI (56.1 CW, 56.2 Buzzr) WMFP (62.1 SBN, 62.2 Silent → TBD, 62.3 The Works, 62.4 Comet, 60.5 Independent → NBC) WUTF-DT (66.2 Bounce TV, 66.3 GetTV, 66.4 Escape) WBPX-TV/WDPX-TV (68.1/58.1 Ion, 68.2/58.2 Qubo, 68.3/58.3 Ion Life, 68.4/58.4 Ion Shop, 68.5/58.5 QVC, 68.6/58.6 HSN)

PBS	WGBH-TV (2.1 PBS, 2.2 World) WGBX-TV (44.1 PBS, 44.3 Create, 44.4 Kids)

Spanish stations	WBTS-LD (8.2 TMD (from WNEU), 8.4 TXO (from WNEU)) WFXZ-CD (24.1/24.2 Azteca, 24.3/24.4 Infomercials) WUNI (27.1 UNI, 27.2 LATV) WCEA-LD (58.1 Ind) WUTF-DT (66.1 UniMás)

New Hampshire	WMUR-TV (9.1 ABC, 9.2 MeTV) WENH-TV/WEKW-TV (11.1/52.1/11.2/52.2 PBS/NHPTV (x.1 Prime, x.2 Explore), 11.3/52.3 World, 11.4/52.4 Create) WYCN-CD (13.1/13.2 Heroes & Icons) WPXG-TV (21.1 Ion, 21.2 Qubo, 21.3 Ion Life, 21.4 Ion Shop, 21.5 QVC, 21.6 HSN) WLEK-LD (22.1 DrTV, Concord) WBIN-TV (50.1 Ind, 50.2 Antenna TV, 50.3 Grit) WNEU (60.1 TMD, 60.2 TXO → NBC (from WBTS-LD), 60.3 TXO, 60.4 Cozi TV (from WBTS-LD))

Local cable channels	NECN NESN CN8 CSN New England CatholicTV Charter TV3 Cheshire TV BNNTV Bridgewater Cable Access EBCTV MCCTV NewTV RCNTV

Adjacent locals	WNNE (31.1 NBC; Hartford, VT) WSBE-TV (36.1 PBS, 36.2 Learn, 36.3 V-me; Providence) WVTA (41.1/41.2 PBS/VPBS, 41.3 Create, 41.4 World; Windsor, VT)

Defunct	WHDH-TV 5 (ABC/CBS; unrelated to today's WHDH Ch. 7) WNAC-TV 7 (CBS/ABC; unrelated to today's WHDH or Providence's WNAC-TV) WJZB-TV 14 (Ind) WNHT 21 (Ind/CBS) WXPO-TV 50 (Ind) WTAO-TV 56 (ABC/DuMont) WXHR-TV 56 (experimental)

ATSC-M/H Mobile DTV	WGBH-TV 2.1 (PBS) WBZ-TV 4.1 (CBS) WHDH 7.1 (NBC) WFXT 25.1 (Fox) WBPX-TV 68.1 (Ion)

Adjacent areas Portland, Maine Hartford/New Haven Massachusetts television Albany Boston Providence Springfield Vermont Broadcast television Albany/Schenectady Boston, MA Burlington/Plattsburgh

City of Boston

Topics	Accent Annual events Arts Bibliography Culture Demographics Diplomatic missions Economy Flag Geography Historic Places Northern Southern History Timeline Media Nicknames People Politics Public Library Sister cities Sites of interest Skyscrapers Songs

Attractions	Boston Common Boston Convention and Exhibition Center Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum Boston Women's Heritage Trail Bunker Hill Monument Boston Children's Museum Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate Faneuil Hall Fenway Park Franklin Park Zoo Freedom Trail Hynes Convention Center Institute of Contemporary Art Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum Museum of Fine Arts Museum of Science New England Aquarium Old North Church Paul Revere House Symphony Hall TD Garden USS Constitution Museum

Business districts	Back Bay Downtown Fenway–Kenmore Financial District Government Center Innovation District North End Route 128 corridor South End List of companies in Boston

Education	Colleges and universities Public Schools

Government	City council City Hall Elections Emergency Medical Services (EMS) FinComm Fire Housing (BHA) Mayor Police Redevelopment (BPDA)

Neighborhoods	Allston–Brighton Allston Brighton Back Bay Bay Village Beacon Hill Charlestown Chestnut Hill Chinatown Columbia Point Dorchester Downtown Crossing East Boston Fenway–Kenmore Financial District Forest Hills Fort Hill Fort Point Government Center Harbor Islands Hyde Park Jamaica Plain Leather District Longwood Mattapan Mission Hill North End Readville Roslindale Roxbury South Bay South Boston South End West End West Roxbury

Sports	Boston Bruins Boston Celtics Boston Red Sox New England Patriots New England Revolution

Infrastructure	Transportation Airport Commuter rail MBTA Port

Suffolk County Boston-Cambridge Metro Massachusetts United States

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