Gannett

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Gannett is a media holding company based in the United States. Its assets include the national newspaper USA Today, and the weekly USA WEEKEND. The company was founded in 1906 by Frank E. Gannett, and started in newspaper ownership.

Table of contents

1 Other assets

1.1 Newspapers
1.2 Television

Other assets

Newspapers

Several of Gannett's newspapers include

The Detroit News - a newspaper of Detroit, Michigan
Honolulu Advertiser - statewide newspaper of Hawai'i published in Honolulu
Democrat and Chronicle - local paper of Rochester, New York
Arizona Republic - newspaper of Phoenix, Arizona
Tucson Citizen - newspaper of Tucson, Arizona
The News Journal - local paper of Wilmington, Delaware
Indianapolis Star - Indianapolis, Indiana
Des Moines Register - local paper of Des Moines, Iowa
Cincinnati Enquirer - newspaper of Cincinnati, Ohio
Ithaca Journal - local paper of Ithaca, New York
Army Times Publishing Company - publications include Army Times, Defense News and Military Market.
Newquest Media Group - publications include the Evening Times and The Herald.
The Courier-Journal - newspaper of Louisville, Kentucky

Television

KARE Channel 11 - Minneapolis, Minnesota
KMOH - Kingman, Arizona
KNAZ - Flagstaff, Arizona
KPNX - Phoenix, Arizona
KUSA - Denver, Colorado
KSDK - St. Louis, Missouri
KTHV - Little Rock, Arkansas
KXTV - Sacramento, California
WBIR - Knoxville, Tennessee
WCSH - Portland, Maine
WFMY - Greensboro, North Carolina
WGRZ - Buffalo, New York
WJXX - Jacksonville, Florida
WKYC - Cleveland, Ohio
WLBZ - Bangor, Maine
WLTX - Columbia, South Carolina
WMAZ - Macon, Georgia
WTLV - Jacksonville, Florida
WUSA - Washington, D.C
WXIA - Atlanta, Georgia
WZZM - Grand Rapids, Michigan