Denver is a major center of media in Colorado and the Mountain West region of the United States. The following is a list of media outlets based in the city.
Newspapers
The Denver Post is the city's primary newspaper, published daily.[1] Other papers published in the city include:
- The Advocate, University of Colorado Denver student newspaper, weekly[2]
- Rocky Mountain Chinese Weekly, Chinese language newspaper, weekly[3]
- Chinese American Post, Chinese language newspaper, weekly[4]
- Clarion, University of Denver student newspaper, weekly[5]
- Colorado Chinese News, Chinese language newspaper, weekly[6]
- The Colorado Episcopalian, Episcopal Diocese of Colorado newspaper, quarterly[7]
- The Colorado Leader, real estate news, weekly[8]
- Colorado Statesman, local political news, weekly[9]
- The Colorado Sun, online publication founded 2018[10]
- Denver Business Journal, business news, weekly[11]
- Denver Catholic Register, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Denver newspaper, weekly[12]
- Denver Voice, homeless news, monthly[13]
- Intermountain Jewish News, Jewish American news, weekly[14]
- The Metropolitan, Metropolitan State University of Denver student newspaper, weekly[15]
- El Pueblo Catolico, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Denver Spanish language newspaper[16]
- Viva Colorado, Spanish language newspaper, weekly[17]
- La Voz Nueva de Colorado, Spanish language newspaper, weekly[18]
- Westword, alternative newspaper, weekly[19]
Radio
Denver is a principal city of the Denver-Boulder radio market. In its Fall 2013 ranking of radio markets by population, Arbitron ranked the Denver-Boulder market 19th in the United States.[20] The market includes seven counties in north-central Colorado: Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, and Jefferson.[21]
The following is a list of radio stations which broadcast from and/or are licensed to Denver:
AM
FM
Local listeners can also receive the signal of radio stations broadcasting from nearby communities including Aurora, Centennial, Colorado Springs, Greenwood Village, Longmont, and Loveland.[23]
Television
The Denver television market includes most of Colorado, much of the eastern half of Wyoming, and most of the Nebraska Panhandle.[47][48] In its Fall 2013 ranking of television markets by population, Arbitron ranked the Denver market 17th in the United States.[20]
The following is a list of television stations that broadcast from and/or are licensed to Denver, with network owned-and-operated stations highlighted in bold:
Display Channel |
Network[49] | Callsign[50] | City of License | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
2.1 | CW | KWGN-TV | Denver, Colorado | - |
2.2 | This TV | |||
2.3 | Comet | |||
2.4 | Charge! | |||
3.1 | Independent | KCDO-TV | Sterling, Colorado | - |
3.2 | Grit | |||
4.1 | CBS | KCNC-TV | Denver, Colorado | - |
4.2 | Start TV | KCNC-DT2 | ||
5.1 | Sonlife | KRDH-LD | Denver, Colorado | - |
5.2 | Azteca | |||
5.3 | Cheddar | |||
6 | ESPN Deportes Radio | KXDP-LD | Denver, Colorado | - |
6.1 | PBS | KRMA-TV | Denver, Colorado | - |
6.2 | PBS Kids | |||
6.3 | Create/World | |||
7.1 | ABC | KMGH-TV | Denver, Colorado | - |
7.2 | Court TV Mystery | KZCO-LD | ||
7.3 | Laff | |||
7.4 | 7 News | KMGH-TV | Local news and weather[49] | |
9.1 | NBC | KUSA | Denver, Colorado | - |
9.2 | WeatherNation TV | |||
9.3 | Justice Network | |||
9.4 | NBC (UHF Signal) | |||
9.5 | Quest | |||
10.1 | CTN | KSBS-CD | Denver, Colorado | - |
10.2 | CTNi | |||
10.3 | Aliento Vision | |||
12.1 | PBS | KBDI-TV | Broomfield, Colorado | Broadcasts from studios in Denver[51] |
12.2 | PBS Encore | |||
12.3 | MHz WorldView | |||
12.4 | NHK World | |||
14.1 | Univision | KCEC-DT | Boulder, Colorado | Broadcasts from studios in Denver[52] |
14.2 | Bounce TV | |||
14.3 | GetTV | |||
14.4 | Escape | |||
16.1 | HSN | KHDT-LD | Denver, Colorado | - |
20.1 | MyNetworkTV | KTVD | Denver, Colorado | - |
20.2 | Me-TV | |||
23.1 | EWTN | KDEO-LD | Denver, Colorado | - |
23.2 | - | Oorah TV[49] | ||
23.3 | - | Torah TV[49] | ||
23.4 | - | Calvary[49] | ||
23.5 | - | Fuente de Vida[49] | ||
23.6 | - | The Walk TV[49] | ||
25.1 | Telemundo | KMAS-LD | Denver, Colorado | Translator of KDEN-TV, Longmont, Colorado[49] |
25.2 | TeleXitos | |||
25.3 | Cozi TV | |||
26.1 | Movies | KHDT-LD | Denver, Colorado | - |
26.2 | Heroes and Icons | |||
26.3 | QVC | |||
26.4 | - | |||
26.5 | - | |||
28.1 | HSN | KLPD-LD | Denver, Colorado | - |
28.2 | BizTV | |||
28.3 | Movies! | Simulcast of KCDO-TV, Sterling, Colorado[49] | ||
28.4 | - | Thunderhill TV[49] | ||
28.5 | TV Scout | - | ||
31.1 | FOX | KDVR | Denver, Colorado | - |
31.2 | Antenna TV | |||
31.3 | TBD | |||
39.1 | MundoFox | KQDK-CD | Denver, Colorado | Satellite station of KQCK, Cheyenne, Wyoming[49] |
41.1 | Daystar | KRMT | Denver, Colorado | - |
50.1 | UniMás | KCEC | Denver, Colorado | - |
50.2 | LATV | |||
50.3 | Stadium | |||
53.1 | Estrella TV | KETD | Castle Rock, Colorado | Broadcasts from studios in Denver[53] |
53.2 | LeSEA | |||
59.1 | ION | KPXC-TV | Denver, Colorado | Broadcasts from studios in Aurora, Colorado[54] |
59.2 | Bounce TV | |||
59.3 | Court TV | |||
59.4 | Defy TV | |||
In addition, local viewers can receive the signal of television stations broadcasting from nearby communities including Fort Collins and Greeley.[55]
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