WJW, CLEVELAND, OH This report covers the time period September 1, 2003 – August 31, 2004 (except where otherwise specifically noted).

Local Newscasts and Key Stories

WJW airs 41.5 hours of local news each week, at the following times:

Monday – Friday, 5 a.m. – 9 a.m. Monday – Friday, 12 p.m. – 12:30 p.m. Monday – Friday, 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. Monday – Friday, 10 p.m. – 11 p.m. Saturday – Sunday, 6 p.m. – 6 :30 p.m. Saturday – Sunday, 10 p.m. – 11 p.m. Sunday, 8 a.m. – 9 a.m.

Provided below is a brief summary of important local news segments and stories that WJW has covered recently within its broadcasts:

* COMMUNITY ISSUES Fox 8 News in the Morning airs Monday-Friday from 5am until 9am. During the 7am & 8am hours we often produce in-Studio segments that offer Northeast Ohioians timely information about issues affecting their community. The service these segments provide is often two fold: the segment publicizes a community event and at the same time provides information about a topic that affects the community. We get so many requests for publicity from non-profit groups in Northeast Ohio that this is one effective way of helping them while providing entertainment and information to our viewers.

* SCHOOL CLOSINGS During the year the station provides a school closing service to over 3,000 schools in a viewing area that includes over 930 cities. The station is the "Official School Closing Station." The service covers closings and delays and is the largest and most self-reliant system in Northeast Ohio, featuring main and back-up computer servers. The most successful and longest running system in the area, it is maintained 24 hours a day, seven days a week. School closings run on the air during 7 1/2 hours of daily news and on the weekends when necessary.

* PET ADOPTIONS Since May 1980 the Chief Meteorologist, Dick Goddard, has been an advocate for dogs and cats. Once a week a taped pet segment runs at 6 pm. Five to six animals that are available for adoption are shown on the air. A phone number is also given for viewers interested in adopting the animals. During the year over 250 pets get adopted. In addition, private pet owners can put their animals up for adoption once a week on air live during the newscast.

* TRAFFIC A helicopter and reporter are used to provide traffic reports daily during the newscasts. The live reports total approximately 15-21 minutes between the hours of 6 am – 9 am. Also, traffic segments air during the hour long 5 pm show.

* PARENTING INFORMATION These segments ran approximately 3:30 in length during our hour long 8 am Newscast. They were moderated by one of our Morning Show anchors and used various child psychologists/psychiatrists from Northeast Ohio. We offered timely and practical advice for parents on a variety of subjects. These segments occur live in our studio. Sometimes we brought in educators, child advocates, safety experts and other professionals to offer valuable and timely advice for parents on a variety of topics.

A comprehensive list of the station's local news stories is attached hereto as Exhibit A.

Breaking News Updates

WJW broke into and/or preempted regularly-scheduled programming on numerous occasions during the period covered by this report in order to bring its viewers breaking news or disaster information. This coverage included extended reporting on tornado warnings and other severe weather, amber alerts, the war in Iraq, and other emergencies.

Public Affairs Programming

WJW broadcasts several public affairs programs throughout the year. The programs highlight the Cleveland area with several focusing on the holidays. For example, "Neighborhood" is a quarterly special hosted by FOX 8's own Wayne Dawson. The program spotlights the best people and good works in the Cleveland area. Some highlights from the last year include the Cleveland arts scene, health care professionals with special gifts for aiding Cleveland's young and old, and a musical holiday celebration from E.105th and St. Clair.

In addition, WJW aired a variety of locally produced programs of interest to views in the community. For example, the station airs programs that focus on Cleveland sports, local travel, and local religion.

Political Coverage

WJW has devoted extensive coverage to political issues important to its viewers. During a sample two-week time period, for example, WJW aired pieces on the presidential campaign, local property tax issues, voter fraud, and a local representative that was indicted. The station also sent local reporters to the national party conventions in Boston and New York. Exhibit B attached hereto includes a detailed list of WJW's political programming specials as well as the political issues covered in the station's local newscasts.

Public Service Announcements

WJW makes its air-time throughout the broadcast day available to public service announcements for a variety of causes, such as:

* Special Olympics State Winter Games * Stay in School * Drug Prevention * Alcohol Abuse Prevention * Protecting Children from Inappropriate Internet Content

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* Ohio Army National Guard * Crime Prevention * Kids Be a Good Friend, Include Others * V-Chip * Martin Luther King Memorial * Adults Healthy Eating

During the period covered by this report, WJW broadcast many public service announcements, and many were unpaid.

Participation in the Community

WJW's on-air newscasters and behind-the-scenes employees have made a commitment to participate in the Cleveland community. The station's employees take part in a variety of events in and around the city, such as:

* Board of Trustees, "It Takes a Village" * Board Member, St. Edward High School * Volunteer, American Cancer Society * Mentored high school students interested in broadcasting * Co-Chair, National Alliance for the Mentally Ill Walk * Board of Directors, United Cerebral Palsy

They have also served as hosts, moderators, panelists or speakers at a number of discussions and community events, including:

* Speaker at Hillcreast Hospital's Celebration of Women * Guest Announcer, Forget-Me-Not Benefit for Greater East Ohio Area Alzheimer's Association

A comprehensive list of the station's participation in the community is attached as Exhibit C hereto.

WJW also seeks community input. The station communicates with the community through newscasts, phone calls, letters and e-mails. Throughout its newscasts, WJW asks its viewers to write in or call in to let the station know what they think about a particular topic. There are segments in FOX 8 NEWS AT FIVE and FOX 8 NEWS IN THE MORNING specifically slated for viewer comments that are read on-air. This is also a channel through which the station receives story ideas and topics of interest from within the community. Its Call for Action Volunteers take numerous phone calls from viewers that need help with various situations.

WJW replies to every e-mail that requires a response and keeps all written communication in its Public File.

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EXHIBIT A – Local News Stories

COMMUNITY ISSUES

Fox 8 News in the Morning airs Monday-Friday from 5am until 9am. During the 7am & 8am hours we often produce in-Studio segments that offer Northeast Ohioians timely information about Issues affecting their Community. The service these segments provide is often two fold: The segment publicizes a community event and at the same time provides information about a topic that affects the community. We get so many requests for publicity from non-profit groups in Northeast Ohio that this is one effective way of helping them while providing entertainment and information to our viewers.

9/1/03 Unity Day in the City Of Cleveland In an effort to let Northeast Ohioians know about a special week of activities and seminars devoted to bridging cultural gaps in the city, the Roberto Ocasio Latin Jazz Project performed on our program. Over the course of two hours, the band performed and our anchors provided information about Unity Day events occurring across Northeast Ohio. The Roberto Ocasio Latin Jazz Project is one of the premier Latin bands in Northeast Ohio. Our viewers were exposed to multi-cultural music and told about local events they could partake in as part of "Unity Day".

9/3/03 Unity Day/Cleveland Mayor Jane Campbell talked about why the city has Unity Day, why there is a need for it, and what events are taking place that viewers can participate in.

10/2/03 Open Hearts, Open Homes Morning Show Anchor Wayne Dawson produced a story that profiled a local child in need of adoption. This story is part of an on-going relationship with the County Department of Children and Family Services. We provided viewers with information if they are interested in adopting or learning more about adoption.

10/9/03 Ohio Tuition Trust Authority We aired an interview segment with a spokesperson from Ohio's College Savings Program to explain how the plan works and who can benefit from it.

10/24/03 Amber Alert Law Clarification A local law and safety expert explains how this system works and when the alert is used and when it is not. A recent child abduction case had put this issue in the headlines.

10/18/03 Cleveland Mayor Jane Campbell discusses Controversial City Layoffs Recent budget cuts force safety force layoffs. Many city residents are concerned. The Mayor addressed the issue.

1/15/04 Winter Driving Tips We did two segments on this topic today to hopefully give viewers some valuable advice when hitting the slick winter roads. A Trauma Helicopter MET explained how serious these winter accidents can be. A Highway Patrol Officer demonstrated driving tips, including how to steer out of a skid.

1/19/04 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday The Weeden Family Singers entertained our viewers in the 7am and 8am hours. They performed 6 one-minute songs reflective of the holiday. Also, this particular choir is made up of 50 members, four generations of the Weeden Family and Dr. John Weeden, the grandfather who started the choir, who actually worked with the Rev. Martin Luther King and we talked about King's legacy.

1/29/04, 2/26/04, 4/29/04 Open Hearts, Open Homes Morning Show Anchor Wayne Dawson produced a story that profiled a local child in need of adoption. This story is part of an on-going relationship with the County Department of Children and Family Services. We provided viewers with information if they are interested in adopting or learning more about adoption.

3/08/04 Kids & Heroin A local suburban police officer explained how heroin has become the drug of choice for many young people. She explained how widespread the problem is here in Northeast Ohio and offered advice for parents on what to watch for in your kids.

4/9/04 Sexual Predators & Child Lures A Cleveland Police Officer shared valuable information about the various lures a sexual predator might use. This information was particularly timely because of a recent local abduction case.

5/7/04 Letter Carrier Community Food Drive A local letter carrier explained the upcoming Food Drive and how serious a need there is for canned food donations.

WEATHER In addition to regular weather given during the 7 and 1/2 hours of news a day, a staff Meteorologist gives free daily weather forecasts on a recorded phone message. The message is on a "Weatherline." Here is a list of all the calls: 09/03 831,795 10/03 845,328 11/03 773,422 12/03 695,086 01/04 840,209 02/04 665,194 03/04 818,981 04/04 941,081 05/04 1,056,362 06/04 981,971 07/04 960,445 08/04 850,771

SCHOOL CLOSINGS During the year the station provides a school closing service to over 3,000 schools in a viewing area that includes over 930 cities. The station is the "Official School Closing Station." The service covers closings and delays and is the largest and most self-reliant system in Northeast Ohio, featuring main and back-up computer servers. The most successful and longest running system in the area, it is maintained 24 hours a day, seven days a week. School closings run on the air during 7 1/2 hours of daily news and on the weekends when necessary.

PET ADOPTIONS Since May 1980 the Chief Meteorologist, Dick Goddard, has been an advocate for dogs and cats. Once a week a taped pet segment runs for 1:15 at 6p. 5-6 dogs and or cats that are available for adoption are shown on the air. A phone number is also given for viewers interested in adopting the animals. During the year over 250 pets get adopted. In addition, private pet owners can put their animals up for adoption once a week on air live during the newscast. The segment runs 1:00 and a phone number is given for viewers to call.

TRAFFIC

A helicopter and reporter are used to provide traffic reports daily during the newscasts. The live reports total approximately 15-21 minutes between the hours of 6am-9am. Also, traffic segments air during the hour long 5p show. These segments total 2:45-3:30 minutes daily.

PARENTING INFORMATION These segments ran approximately 3:30 in length during our hour long 8am Newscast. They were moderated by one of our Morning Show Anchors and used various Child Psychologists/Psychiatrists from Northeast Ohio. We offered timely and practical advice for parents on a variety of subjects. These segments occur live in our studio. Sometimes we brought in educators, child advocates, safety experts and other professionals to offer valuable and timely advice for parents on a variety of topics.

09/1/03 How to Prepare your Pre-Schooler for Kindergarten 09/2/03 Sibling rivalry 09/3/03 Imaginary friends? Good or bad for your child 09/4/03 How to maximize your child's learning ability 09/30/03 When girls bully girls 10/2/03 Pop Culture and its effect on kids 11/5/03 Teaching your kids how to manage money 12/9/03 Materialism and kids.tips for helping your child get the real meaning out of the holidays 12/16/03 Step families and the holidays 03/16/04 Family nudity-When should your kids stop seeing you naked? 03/29/04 Tips for raising a happy toddler 04/13/04 Homework tips 05/3/04 Consumer reports best baby products on the market (their picks) 06/16/04 Kids and chores 07/13/04 How to keep kids academics strong during summer months 08/10/04 What's hot this year with back to school supplies

GARDENING/HOME IMPROVEMENT INFORMATION Fox 8 News in the Morning, which airs Monday through Friday 5am-9am offers a variety of segments with valuable advice to viewers on gardening and home improvement topics. We have a gardening expert named A.J. Petitti who demonstrates various topics relating to gardening. Our research shows that gardening is often the #1 interest or hobby of many of our viewers. These segments offer timely gardening advice for Northeast Ohioians, as well as lawn care and yard care. These segments run approximately 3:30 in length and are done live from a yard or garden center. We normally air one in the 7am show and one in the 8am show twice a month. In addition to gardening, we also produce a variety of home decorating and home improvement segments with an expert from Home Depot. These stories show viewers how they can tackle a number of projects around their homes. These segments usually air as pre-produced packages. They run about 3 minutes in length. Sometimes we bring the home improvement expert into the studio and do a live demonstration.

GARDENING ADVICE: 9/10/03 Tips for planting for fall color, how to maintain your trees and shrubs, time to plant spring bulbs 9/24/03 Fall pruning 10/8/03 Fall decorating ideas for your yard 10/22/03 Fall yard clean up tips & tips for bringing your outdoor plants inside for the winter 11/19/03 Bulbs, how to protect your yard from wildlife How to make a Thanksgiving centerpiece

12/3/03 Live Christmas trees, how to extend their life; poinsettias and how to decorate with live greens 12/10/03 Holiday plant care 12/24/03 Last minute holiday decorating

HOME IMPROVEMENT ADVICE: 1/14/04 How to get your home organized this was a pre-produced story that offered tips 4/21/04 Get your lawnmower ready for action 5/27/04 Grills-What's new and how to maintain. 6/30/04 How to make your own Bench/Planter 7/12/04 How to build display cubes 7/28/04 How to make a tile table 8/30/04 How to refinish your deck.

GARDENING ADVICE 1/21/04 Houseplant Care 2/11/04 Live from this years Home & Garden Show 2/18/04 Orchid care and tropical floor plant care 3/3/04 How to start a vegetable garden inside this Winter 3/17/04 Lawn care, it's time to start 3/31/04 Lawn care and spring plants 4/14/04 Spring yard cleanup tips 4/28/04 How to make a personalized planter for Mom 4/12/04 New perennials on the market 5/26/04 How to decorate your deck with flowers for the holiday and how to plant annuals 6/9/04 How to care for your herb garden and rose garden. 6/23/04 How to create a privacy hedge and butterfly garden 7/7/04 Vacation preps for your yard and garden 7/21/04 How to care for your roses and deer resistant plants 8/11/04 Lawn care-what should be doing now that Summer is almost over 8/18/04 How to care for your Fall mums & hibiscus

INVESTIGATIVE Reminderville Police Chief Fired 09/8/03 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation exposes local police chief double dipping. Village of Reminderville holds a series of hearings and votes to terminate it's Chief.

Hit-Skip Cop 09/09/03 6:00pm & 10:00pm I-Team exposes an attempted cover-up by Cleveland Police when one of it's own is involved in a hit and run. Our cameras are there when the officer finally faces a judge.

Convention Bureau Investigation Financial Reforms 9/26/03 6:00pm and 10:00pm I-Team investigation exposed the President of the Cleveland Convention & Visitors Bureau spending tax dollars to entertain his friends, board members, and staffers at private clubs, sporting events, and extravagant trips. During newscasts we reported on the financial reforms adopted by the CVB Board of Directors in response to our story.

President Resigns 10/02/03 5:00pm, 6:00pm, 10:00pm

During the newscasts, we reported on the CVB President's decision to resign in the wake of our investigation.

Audit Report 10/03/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm The Cleveland Convention & Visitors Bureau announce the findings of an independent audit which confirmed the I-Team's original report. The report recommends sweeping reforms.

First District Jail 10/31/03 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation exposed deplorable conditions in Cleveland's First District Jail.

Man on the Run 11/03/03 6:00pm & 10:00pm I-Team investigation exposes city workers drinking on the job. Our special report leads to suspensions, loss of pay and new work rules. The I-Team's story is now mandatory viewing for new Water Department trainees.

Motorcycle Madness 11/05/03 10pm 11/06/03 6pm I-Team investigation exposes two Cleveland police officers involvement with an illegal sport motorcycle club that had been targeted by the Department.

Cuyahoga Municipal Housing Investigation 11/11/03 10pm 11/12/03 6pm I-Team hidden camera investigation exposed CMHA failing to ignore the pleas of a 772 lb. woman who was trapped in her burned out apartment building.

D.S. Dolphin Pools 11/06/03 6:00pm & 10:00pm The I-Team exposes a local swimming pool contractor who takes his customer's money and runs. The operation catches the company owner pitching a new pool while several customers sit waiting with big holes in their backyards. The business shuts down. Since the airing of our report there have been no new complaints of swindled customers.

Cuyahoga Municipal Housing Investigation: CMHA Reform 11/11/03 6:00pm & 10:00pm In response to an I-Team hidden camera investigation, CMHA moved Carmen Bowen to a handicap accessible apartment.

Fairbanks Capital 11/17/03 6:00pm & 10:00pm The I-Team exposes a national mortgage lender forcing low income home owners into foreclosure with bogus charges. Fannie Mae ceases doing business with Fairbanks Capital until it makes swindled customers whole. Our special report alerts unsuspecting homeowners to the scam. Hundreds begin working with a local housing advocate to reclaim their houses.

Fire Dispatch Investigation 11/18/03 10:00pm 11/1903 6:00pm I-Team investigation exposes waste in the Cleveland Fire Department.

Initial Blackout Report 11/19/03 6:00pm & 10:00pm Follow-up investigation on first government report on August blackout. Earlier, the I- Team broke ground by finding the only video of the first event listed on the government's timeline that day of the shutdown of Generator #5 in Eastlake, Ohio.

Diocese Records 11/23/03 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation seeking records from grand jury probe of pedophile scandal in the Cleveland Catholic Diocese. The investigation confirmed 64 suspected priests/pedophiles are in the area.

Silent Radios 11/24/03 6:00pm & 10:00pm The I-Team exposes a serious weakness in the City of Cleveland's Emergency Response System. City officials pledge to buy new equipment after we make them aware of our findings.

Regional Transit Authority Investigation 11/25/03 10:00pm 11/26/03 6:00pm I-Team public records investigation exposed waste in the expense account of RTA General Manager.

Convention Bureau Investigation: Board of Directors Disbands 12/17/03 6:00pm and 10:00pm We reported on the decision of the CVB Board of Directors to disband itself in response to the I-Team investigation.

Damra Indictment 1/13/04 5:00pm, 6:00pm & 10:00pm Three-year investigation confirmed links between top Muslim leader in Cleveland, Fawaz Damra, and Osama bin Laden. He was indicted on this day.

11/14/04 5:00pm, 6:00pm & 10:00pm Continuing coverage of federal case against Imam Fawaz Damra which was triggered by I-Team investigation.

Separation Pay 2/04/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation revealed how retiring police officers cash in at taxpayers expense. System allows them to cash in overtime at their retirement rate, rather than the overtime rate at which they earned the pay years earlier.

C-8 & Cancer 2/04/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation examined why people in Ohio believe there have been exposed to dangerous levels of a known carcinogen that's in the discharge from a duPont plant that makes Teflon. Company later reached an out-of-court settlement.

Patchmobile Follow 02/06/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Follow up to our Investigation of Cleveland's Patchmobile program. City officials announce they'll rehab the expensive pothole patching machines the I-Team found abandoned in city garages. If a test of the patchmobiles finds they can save the city money they'll be put back in to service for millions of dollars in potential tax savings.

Diocese Kickback 2/7/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation broke the story of the top financial officer in the local diocese embroiled in an alleged "kickback" scheme.

Nursing Home Investigation 2/9/04 10:00pm 2/10/04 6:00pm I-Team exposes the role of local nursing home in the death of an elderly woman.

Dirty Bomb 2/10/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation revealed a defunct medical supply site in Cleveland that is radioactive. Experts say it would be a perfect target for a "dirty bomb." Prompted the Mayor of Cleveland to write the Governor to inquire what the state is doing about it.

Dashcam Scam 02/11/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm The FBI investigates Cleveland Police's handling of public records after the I-Team exposes missing video from an incriminating Dashcam tape. Absent from the videotape is sound proving a high profile cop was trying to conceal an unauthorized weapon he carried during and after a deadly shooting. The officer is suspended without pay.

Dashcam Scam 02/16/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm The I-Team goes undercover to expose the black-market in designer knockoffs and it's ties to terrorism.

Police Ceremonial Unit Investigation 2/17/04 10:00pm 2/18/04 6:00pm I-Team hidden camera investigation document Cleveland police officers exploiting the funerals of retired officers to rack up millions of dollars in overtime. The story triggered a reform to Departmental policies.

Damra Investigation 02/21/04 10:00pm I-Team reports on Imam Fawaz Damra's ties to alleged terrorist fundraiser Sami Amin Al-Arian.

Police Ceremonial Unit Investigation 2/24/04 10:00pm 2/25/04 6:00pm Cleveland Police Chief launches internal investigation in response to I-Team report.

A Breach Of Cockpit Security 02/24/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm The I-Team exposes a breach of cockpit security during an international flight into LAX.

Diocese Grand Jury 2/27/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Reaction to a judge's decision to leave sealed the records regarding alleged priest/pedophiles that were turned over to the grand jury. Station had fought in court to try and secure the records to protect children who may still be at risk.

Pain Clinic Investigation 3/3/04 10:00pm 3/4/04 6:00pm I-Team hidden camera investigation documents the allegedly unlawful drug dealing of two local doctors. The doctors have since been indicted.

Kazaa Sentencing 3/29/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Follow-up to earlier investigation regarding pedophiles swapping images on peer-to-peer networks. Man who did this with his grandchild sentenced to a life in prison.

Blinded By Their Physician 04/05/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm An I-Team investigation uncovers botched cataract surgeries at a local hospital. Once exposed, the hospital vows to cover all medical expenses of its victims. The State Pharmacy Board opens an investigation after first learning of the problem from the I- Team.

Oops!-They Did It Again 4/29/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation revealed that FAA built a radar building at Hopkins International Airport in the wrong place. Cost to taxpayers to move it? - $500,000.

Dorm Security 5/3/04 10:00pm 5/4/04 6:00pm I-Team hidden camera investigation exposed problems with security at various Ohio colleges and universities.

Toughman 05/04/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm The I-Team catches the Ohio Athletic Commission looking the other way as professional fighters climb into the ring with unsuspecting amateurs. The State Inspector General opens an investigation following our report.

Agent West 5/04/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation found the man in Florida who started the investigation a decade ago into a local Muslim leaders alleged ties to terrorists.

Workers Comp 5/10/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation examined the inequity in workers comp investigations in Ohio: workers were investigated far more often than companies that commit fraud by not paying their premiums.

Lakefront Investigation 5/11/04 10:00pm I-Team hidden camera investigation exposed problems with crime and public indecency at Lakefront State Park. Our report triggered a three-month undercover operation by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

Plastic Surgery Risks 5/17/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm

Investigation showed how the risks of plastic surgery belong to the patient and that leading medical journals warn of the potential for some procedures to kill otherwise healthy adults.

Ironite 05/18/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm An investigation by the I-Team uncovers highly toxic heavy metals in a popular plant food/fertilizer. The State Department of Agriculture opens an investigation to determine whether Ironite should continue to be sold in the state.

Lakefront Investigation: Mayor Responds 5/19/04 10:00pm Mayor Campbell announces she will launch a joint crackdown at Lakefront State Park in response to the I-Team's investigation.

Boaters "Salvage" 5/26/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation into possible gouging on the high seas. Did a boaters rescue service cherry- pick a boat that had come lose from its dock in a storm and call it a "salvage" when it was really a "tow"? The difference can be thousands of dollars.

Imam Hearing 6/04/04 6:00pm & 10:00 pm On-going investigation into Muslim cleric and his ties to terror. This was coverage of a pre-trial hearing.

Imam Trial 6/14/04 - 6/18/04 5:00pm, 6:00pm & 10:00pm On-going investigation into Muslim cleric and his ties to terror.

USDA Shuts Down Exotic Animal Farm 06/09/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm An I-Team investigation of inhumane conditions at an exotic animal farm concludes with the USDA's confiscation of lions, tigers and bears. The animals are relocated to sanctuaries around the country. The farm is shut down.

Davis-Besse Videotape 7/04/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation offered the first broadcast of the acid build-up on the nuclear reactor lid at a nearby nuclear power plant. Investigation confirmed the reactor was within a 1/4" of a possible meltdown.

Police Ceremonial Unit Investigation: Reforms 7/12/04 10:00pm 7/13/04 6:00pm Mayor announces reforms in response to I-Team investigation.

Toughman Follow Up 07/15/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Ohio's Inspector General releases a scathing report against Ohio's Athletic Commission in response to an exclusive I-Team report. Several recommendations are made that include moving the Commission to the State Capital from its Warrensville Heights location.

Bicycle Road Rage 07/19/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm

The I-Team demonstrates a shortage of lane space in the metroparks that is putting bicyclists in danger. Our report clarifies the laws of the road. It also makes viewers aware of hazards present on the road and the bike path in an effort to promote better understanding between cyclists and motorists.

Contractor Investigation 7/26/04 10:00pm 7/27/04 6:00pm I-Team investigation exposes local contractor stealing deposit money from consumers. He has since been indicted and is now a fugitive.

Judge Russo 8/5/04 6:00pm & 10:00pm Investigation revealed possible links between a sitting judge and the DUI her judicial opponent was given under suspicious circumstances. The judge denied any wrongdoing, but others have their doubts.

Blinded By Their Physician Follow Up 08/12/04 6:00pm & 10:00p The State Pharmacy Board announces results of its investigation into botched cataract surgeries first exposed by the I-Team. A hearing will be held to determine if the supervising pharmacist and the hospital should lose their pharmacy licenses.

Kickin’ it with Kenny The kickin' it with Kenny segments for Fox 8 news in the morning air Monday through Friday. The segments consist of an interview with one or several people covering a variety of subjects. Virtually all of the subject matter is entertainment or feature driven. Subject can range from a local ice cream shop opening to the Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus opening day.

Some of the events are charity based, others are time related for example a new show running at Playhouse Square Theater i.e., The Phantom of the Opera. The hit times are as follows:

6:52 - 10 sec. tease 6:55 - 1 minute tease (previewing the days shots) 7:18 - 10 sec. tease 7:20 - 3 minute hit 7:53 - 10 sec tease 7:55 - 3 minute tease 8:18 - 10 sec tease 8:20 - 3 minute hit 8:43 - 10 sec tease 8:45 - 3 minute hit

Listed are events benefiting the public interest:

09/03/03 Jazzfest- This event raised awareness to a Cleveland landmark, the Cleveland Greenhouse. We also explained how some of the proceeds would go to the kid's programs for the facility. This event is also an opportunity to donate to the greenhouse which is the only city faculty with 'non-profit' status. 09/05/03 Dog show - We brought awareness to the Greyhound Adoption Agency. This program saves racing dogs who are about to be destroyed after their racing days are over. We listed adopting procedures and encouraged sponsored donations.

09/12/03 Discovery Tour - The Cleveland Theater District has about 10 theaters. This shot explained to viewers how they can come down to this district-wide open house and explore all of the programs available to citizens.

09/18/03 Centerfest - This shot provided all of the new shows coming to the theater district for the upcoming year.

09/19/03 Soulfood cook off- This events put local celebrities' dishes against one another. The money raised from this event goes to the African American fund of Greater Cleveland. The program allocates monies to educational, religious, and civic programs in the African American community.

09/23/03 Wigs-We cut hair for wigs for kids. This program takes human hair and makes stylish wigs for kids who have lost their hair due to chemotherapy.

09/29/03 Canstruction -This program allows architectural firms to build anything i.e. houses, cars, etc. The catch is they make them with canned goods and all of the cans will go the Cleveland Food bank.

11/22/03 Foodbank - We went to the Cleveland Food Bank to see how they prep food to give to the homeless for Thanksgiving. This was also a chance to encourage people to donate to the foodbank for the holidays.

11/24/04 Jump rope for life - In this program kids got people to sponsor them and they jumped rope for money. All of the proceeds went to the Red Cross Foundation of Greater Cleveland. Viewers were instructed on how to give donations to the Red Cross.

12/02/03 We went to the Cleveland Greenhouse and learned about poinsettias. We also found out how and where the city places them so the public can see them. We also told citizens where to pick them up after the Christmas season.

12/05/03 Circlefest - This is another preview of the upcoming shows in the Cleveland's historic theater district. Informing the public where they can get tickets for the shows.

12/17/03 Airport - The Cleveland airport went through major changes, about 30 million dollars worth. We did a show from the airport showing the public the changes, how it effects them, and updated them on new security measures being taken.

01/03/04 Salsa - We made salsa on the show but we did it with a band who is mass producing it. This band recently lost their leader and made a fund with the salsa proceeds. The money will go toward a Latin based music scholarship. It is open to college music majors.

1/12/04 The YMCA launched a city-wide get fit campaign. It was geared to improve the health of the citizens after Cleveland was named one of the fattest city's in the country. This drive told viewers how they could join local YMCA's and fight the battle of the bulge.

1/20/04 We highlighted a blood drive for the area. We told viewers how they could donate blood to the Red Cross.

2/10/04 Artwalk - The Tremont art district was promoting their annual artwalk and we told viewers how they could be a part of the new city tradition. We also informed them where they could pick up tickets and showcased some local artists. 2/19/04 It’s cool to be smart - This is a new program started at one school in Cleveland. It encourages kids to write about the lessons their musical icons learned in school. They are rewarded for the number of essays they write and how well they are written. Those

who rise to the top get to meet their icons. We gave information for other schools wanting to learn about the program.

3/13/04 The annual St. Patty's day parade was in danger of being canceled. We informed the public of the current status and told them what would be featured in the parade.

3/30/04 The United Way sponsored an artist Guitar painting event. The proceeds raised will go to United Way Charities in Cleveland.

4/08/04 Golf- This was opening day for all of the public courses in the city. We informed viewers of the times, programs, and the rules and regulations for the upcoming year.

4/13/04 Nature Festival - The Northcoast Nature Festival is an annual festival show the public all of the nature related programs in the city. The programs are available at the public parks.

4/16/04 Scuba-We brought attention to a scuba contest sponsored by the Diabetes Assoc. The money raised for the event goes to the local diabetes charities.

4/29/04 Garage sale - This sale at a local high school raises money for the school. All monies go directly for facility improvements or expansion.

5/4/04 Animals - It was be kind to animals week and we showed the new shelter paid for by tax payers. We also featured the adoption program in an effort to decrease the number of strays killed in city streets. 8 dogs were adopted.

5/13/04 Rugby - We profiled a local high school girls rugby team; although they are number one in the state they have minimal funds. The program focused on fund-raising for the team.

6/01/04 Guitars - This was the final push to raise money for the United Way charities with the help of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

6/04/04 Fishing - This was opening day of fishing season and we informed the viewers of the new rules and regulations for the upcoming year.

6/11/04 Parade - Parade the Circle is an event opening the doors to all of the museums in the city. It also encourages people to see what the district has to offer. We updated times and locations for performances for the event.

6/28/04 Magic- There was a magic convention in town. We told the public how they could get involved with the project if they had in interest in the subject.

7/9/04 Cain Park - We showcased an art festival at a public park spotlighting several artist in the city and tri-state area.

7/14/04 Dream house - The local branch of the YMCA raffles off a 1 million dollar home. All of the proceeds for the tickets goes to the YMCA general fund. We told the public how they could get tickets and how the money would be used.

7/30/04 The International Children's Games - This first time event brought millions to Cleveland. We told viewers how they can get involved by volunteering and how they could get tickets to see the event.

The kickin' it with Kenny regular features for the time period from Sept. 1, 2003 to Aug. 31, 2004 are as follows :

September 03 1st - The Cleveland Nat'l Air show - This is the annual air show featuring several vintage private and military planes, and usually a show from the Blue Angels or the Thunderbirds. 2nd - New Animals - We took a look at some of the new born animals at the Cleveland Zoo. 3rd - Jazzfest - We listened and talked to some jazz artists who were performing a concert for a fund-raiser for the Rockefeller Greenhouse a.k.a The Cleveland Greenhouse. 4th - Bye Bye Birdie - We previewed the musical being performed at a local high school. 5th - Dog Show - We previewed a local dog show and the proceeds went to the local Greyhound Adopting Agency. 8th - Anteas Dance Group - We previewed an upcoming show for a local dance company 9th - Gravity Games - We previewed the National tour of the gravity games a contest with skateboarders, bike riders, and inline skaters. 10th - Park City Diner - We made food for a new restaurant in town. 11th - 911 Tribute - We previewed and exhibit bringing attention to those who died in the 911 attack on the world trade centers 12th - Cleveland Discovery Tour - We preview an annual tour opening downtown theaters to the public providing an opportunity to see what they have to offer in terms of music, performance, and fund-raiser. 15th - Club Rockstyle - We previewed a fashion show given by the Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame 16th - Football - We played football with a local coed football league 17th - Apple festival - We previewed the local Johnnie Appressed Festival which features apples. 18th - Centerfest - This event previews all of the upcoming shows for the theater season. 19th - Soulfood - We previewed the Soul food cook off featuring dishes from local celebrities. 22nd - Restaurant - We cooked for from a new restaurant Called Mitchell's Fish Market. 23rd - Cook-off We cooked food Japanese style or a cook off benefiting the local adoption agency. 24th - Clambake - We had a clambake in the front yard of the station. 25th - Fire - We hung out with a juggling team that juggles fire related items. 26th - Dragontales - We provided the stage version kids show called Dragontales. 29th - Sea Creatures - We previewed a new exhibit at the Natural History Museum called Sea Creatures. 30th - Frightfest - We went to Six Flags and talked about the new Halloween inspired park.

October 03 1st - We went to a comic book store voted the best in Cleveland. 2nd - We made crafts that were Halloween driven 3rd - We looked at new exhibit called the Extreme Deep at the Great Lakes Science Center. 6th - We made chocolate from scratch at a local company. 7th - We brought animals from the Zoo to the studio 8th - We went to local costume shop to see what's new 9th - XO - we went to a new restaurant called XO to cook new food. 10th - We went to the Hiram Pumpkin Festival to see what they have for the new year from crafts to pumpkin recipes. 13th - We went to a house to see new decorating ideas 14th - We went to local winery Metrillo to see how they make wine 15th - We went to the Cleveland Zoo to preview their Halloween party called Boo at the Zoo. 16th - We cooked different dishes with local chefs for the charity event called Taste of the NFL 17th - We hung out with woodcarvers to preview the upcoming woodcarving festival. 20th - We went to a local pumpkin patch to find out how to pick the perfect pumpkin

21st - Mr. Halloween - We hung out with a man who has a huge Halloween collection 22nd – We previewed a high school production of the musical Chicago 23rd - We watched people get their hair cut and donate it to the charity called wigs for kids. 24th - Legacy - A new shopping plaza opened called Legacy Village 27th - We made pizza for National Pizza month 28th - The circus came to town and we previewed the acts 29th - Canstruction - We previewed a contest using cans to make different shapes and the food is donated to a food bank 30th - We made holiday treats 31st - The crew form Six Flags made a Halloween mask with Kenny’s face

November 03 3rd - We did patrol car training with Cleveland police. 4th - Blitz - We gave a total makeover to a local person 5th - Kenny went to work at a local pig farm 6th - We made holiday crafts 7th - We took a look at the new Health Museum 10th - We went to the shooting range to see if Kenny could qualify 11th - Blitz - We gave a make over to a local woman 12th - Kenny cleaned cages at a local ferret rescue center 13th - Kenny went to learn Tai Chi 14th - We brought animals into the studio 17th - We learned hand to hand combat with the police 18th - Blitz - we gave a make over to local woman 19th - Jobs - Kenny went to a the landfill and packed trash 20th - We made deep fried Turkey 21st – Festivus- Kenny played the drums for a local band 24th - Kenny trained with the SWAT team 25th - Blitz - we gave a make over to a local woman 26th - Kenny cleaned port-o potties 27th - Turkeybowl - We bowled turkeys down a lane for a prize of a turkey 28th - We went looking for bargains on the busiest shopping day of the year

December 03 1st - Lil' John got fitted for hairpiece and we found out how to make one 2nd - We went to the Cleveland Greenhouse to find out how they get poinsettias ready for Christmas 3rd - We previewed the Nutcracker at the Allen Theater 4th - We looked at the hot toys for the new year 5th - Circlefest - We previewed the Museum district's Holiday festival 8th - We looked at the some Christmas decorations that cost several hundred dollars 9th - We gave the viewers some good gift wrapping ideas 10th - We went to BJ's to find toys for big kids !! 11th - Trees - we went to pick and cut Christmas trees 12th - Starlight - We previewed the Broadway show Starlight Express 15th - We climbed the rock wall at a local sporting goods store it was 40 feet tall 16th - We redecorated a house of a local viewer with all new ideas 17th - We did shot from the airport showing what's new at Hopkins and talked about history 18th - We showed the hot looks for Christmas parties 19th - We previewed the live kids show bear in the big blue house 22nd - We went to the food bank to see how they get food ready for the homeless 23rd - We went to a local ski resort and snow boarded 24th - Kenny gave gag gifts to the on-air personalities 26th - We learned about the Holiday Kwanzaa 29th - We talked about what to do if you want to return your gifts 30th - We made holiday punch for the parties you might throw for new year's day

January 04 3rd - Lil' John cooked blowfish and did not die !! 6th - We brought zoo animals into the studio 7th - We brought in a chef to show people how to eat and cook well 8th - We previewed Disney on Ice 9th - We took a look at the RV Show at the I-X center 12th - We went to the local YMCA for their get fit Cleveland fitness drive 13th - We previewed the regional skating competition happening in the city 14th - We went to a local toboggan run and rode the toboggans down the chute 15th - We went to the new exhibit at the Western Reserve Historical Society to learn about the solar system 16th - We previewed a big bridal show coming to town 19th - We took a look at some huge boats at the annual boat show 20th - We previewed the big blood drive for the Red Cross 21st - We went to doctor's office to get explanations on how to keep it and stay fit 22nd - We went to local restaurant and cooked dishes for the Chinese new year 23rd - We went to local diner called Ruthie and Moes to make some diner food 26th - We went to an indoor sports complex to see what sports you can play indoors during the winter 27th - We went to local fencing academy to learn how to fence 28th - We brought animals into the studio 29th - We went to the Home Improvement Show at the I-X Center 30th - We went to the metroparks to see what they have to do during the winter months

February 04 2nd - How to pick the right wine for the right meal 3rd - We gave the viewers Valentine's Day ideas from diamonds to candy 4th - We talked to a new comedy team at a club called Pickwick and Frolic 5th - We provided an new show called Smokey Joe's at a dinner theater 6th - We redecorated a viewers house with new ideas from two decorators in the Cleveland 9th - Home show - we went to the home show showing the latest items or the upcoming year 10th - We previewed an artwalk in one of the up and coming areas in town over 30 galleries 11th - We made dishes from a new soul food restaurant in town 12th - We previewed the Ice Festival in Media. We had people carve ice with chainsaws and with chisels 13th - News anchor Wayne Dawson challenged Kenny to a rock wall climbing contest 16th - We learned how to make coffee from scratch at a local coffee shop 17th - We went to the storage facility of the Crawford Auto Museum 18th - Kenny challenged local chefs to make dishes from items; they did not know what items they had until the show started 19th - We focused on a program encouraging kids to combine reading and writing with music and their favorite music stars 20th - We provided a concert by a local high school group combining rock and roll with the classics 23rd - We looked at an exhibit focusing on frogs and leap year at the rainforest exhibit 24th - We watched kids learn about staying healthy by jumping rope and raising money for the Red Cross 25th - We did a local dance contest pitting hip hop dancers against one another in a local version of You Got Served 26th - We previewed a tribute to the African American experience called Tribute with the Ohio Dance Theater 27th - We looked at the new cars at the annual car show at the I-X Center

March 04 1st - We took a look at the art of motorcycle detailing from a local guy who has won many awards for tricked-out motorcycles 2nd - We took a look at the new self defense system called Kavmaga; it is based in the Middle East 3rd - We made the nation’s #1 condiment from scratch and the proceeds are going to local charity called the Roberto Casio Fund 4th - We brought animals into the studio from the Cleveland Zoo 5th - We learned how to dance Salsa style with the help of some of the best dancers around 8th - We learned how to make every fish dish you could imagine for Lent 9th - Its National Crafts month and we learned how to make the latest crafts 10th - We looked at the new St. Patty's decorations you could use for your St. Patty's day parties 11th - We previewed the Baby Fair event happening at the I-X Center showing all the goods available for young babies and their parents 12th - We looked at a group of fathers called the Dancing Dads; they actually do dance routines for dance shows 15th - We went to a local brewery and learned to make beer from scratch 16th -We previewed the National Sports Show that comes to the city every year showing the new items available in just about every sport 17th - We are previewing the local citywide St. Patty's Day Parade in downtown Cleveland 18th - We went to a local college to preview a dance show with all of the dances being choreographed by the students 19th - We went to a new restaurant called Park City Diner 22nd - We previewed a new exhibit called Senekunya focusing on Africa at the Natural History Museum 23rd - We previewed a musical called 5 Guys Named “MOE” at the Beck Center 24th - We previewed a dance show for a local group called Safmod; they used hanging cloth to suspend them from the ceiling 25th - We looked at robots made by high school kids for the Robotic competition held at the convention center 29th - We are redecorating a viewers home with the help of two professional decorators 30th - We looked at 10 foot guitars painted by artists to raise money for the United Way Foundation

April 04 2nd - We went to the hottest vintage shop to see what furniture people can put in their lawns this year 5th - We looked in on a cut-a-thon for the Leeza Gibbons Foundation 6th - We did spring makeovers with women at a local salon 7th - We learned how to make chocolates for Easter at a local chocolate company 8th - Golf season opens at the local Metroparks, and we play golf 9th - We went to the indoor amusement park at the I-X Center to see the new rides for the year 12th - It was Indian's opening day and we showed what was going to happen this year with the team 13th - We are showing what's new at the Northcoast Nature Festival; the event spotlights all of the activities happening in the local park system 14th - We went to a company providing props for all of the major movies coming to town 15th - We are previewing the Maple Festival in a community dependent on the maple syrup industry for years. 16th - We went scuba diving for the Diabetes Assoc.; this raises money for the organization .. 19th - We looked at the work of some local designers who were showcased in the Cleveland fashion show

20th - We previewed an event geared to get young people out to vote called Rock the Vote; we had politicians and break dancers 21st - We previewed the Dandelion Festival in Shaker Square; everything you wanted to know about he flower even how cook 'me and eat 'me. 22nd - We looked at a home made of all earth friendly products, which is the first in Cleveland 23rd - We played handball with some of the best players in the city 26th - We took a look at the dresses the kids are wearing to prom this year 27th - We previewed a program called Market Under Glass where local restaurants provide sample food for the local food bank 28th - We went to the local radio station to talk about the American Idol show 29th - We went to a Beachwood garage sale to see what items were being sold to raise money for a local high school 30th - We previewed the Broadway show Cinderella at the Allen theater in downtown Cleveland

May 04 3rd - We went sheep shearing at a local farm 4th - We went to the local animal shelter for Be Kind To Animals Week to see if we could get some adopted 5th - We staged an Olympics for the east and west sides of the city to see who was the best 6th - We looked at the acts in the Universoul circus coming to town; it's an African American circus 7th - We went to one of the best chocolate shops in town 10th - We went mountain biking and talked to club members about the sport 11th - We did the east west challenge again 12th - We went to t radio station and talked about American Idol 13th - We played rugby with the team from Lakewood High School 14th - We played disc golf at a local course made for the public 17th - We previewed the corporate challenge at Edgewater Park 18th - We go back to our challenge at Edgewater Park 19th – We talked about American Idol at a radio station 20th - We took a look at various artists work from the area at the African American Art Festival 21st - We took a look at the horses and activities at the Horsefest event being held at one of the local parks 24th - We looked at the world of go carting and we found a guy who plans to break the record for riding for the longest time 25th – We go back to our challenge for the best in the city 26th- We talk about American Idol at a local radio station 27th - We talk about Idol some more 28th - We previewed the annual rib cook off at the Tower City Amphitheater

June 04 1st - We looked at all of the guitars made by artists for the Rock Hall 2nd - We bring animals into the studio from the Zoo 3rd - We went to anchor Wayne Dawson's house to take care of him after his surgery 4th - We talked to park rangers about fishing in Lake Erie and the rules and regulations 7th - We went to a boot camp designed to take weight off of you quick with unconventional methods 8th - We went to a new restaurant featuring American and Mexican food 9th - Artefino - We went to a new art gallery and bistro 10th - We hung out with the biggest dart club in the city and learned how to play darts 11th - We previewed the big event celebrating the events at all of the museums in town 14th - We took a look at the craze of scooters that is sweeping the nation 15th - We took a look at the new kickball league for adults in Cleveland

16th - We looked at the new exhibit at the zoo called Dinosaurs which has robotic Dinos that are about 25 feet tall 17th - We previewed the American Indian pow wow at Edgewater Park 18th - We previewed a new exhibit called Big Machines to see how they work and learn the science behind them at the Great Lakes Science Center 22nd - We brought a cartoonist to the show to make cartoons about the news of the day 23rd - We hung out with the Nifty Fifty Car Club and looked at the custom cars they put together and restored 24th - We talked to guy who is representing the USA in the international baton twirling competition 25th - We are talking to the people who are competing in the Cleveland Horse Show 28th - We previewed the magic convention happening downtown with over 300 magicians 29th - K.A.R.T. cars - we talked to people who race these cars; this is the step right before NASCAR racing 30th - We went canoeing with park rangers to learn the rules of the road when in the water

July 04 1st - Picnic - We learned how to make some great summer dishes from local chefs 2nd - Grand Prix -we looked at the million dollar cars being used at the big Grand Prix Race 5th - We reinvented the interior of a home with two local decorators 6th - We hung out with a new juggling club that juggles everything you can imagine 7th - We visited the old sport called lawn bowling with some senior citizens in the area 8th - We looked at the new pool and camping gear for the upcoming season 9th - We looked at some of the pieces from artists at the Cain Park Art Festival 12th - We looked at the swankiest golf course around 13th - We took up Yoga and tried to find out why it is so popular 14th - Dream house - we looked at the house the YMCA gives to the lucky person who wins; it is all done by local designers 15th - We previewed the Taste of Tremont which featured the restaurants in the art filled part of town 19th - We went to a new steakhouse called Flemings 20th - We looked at a new ballet company called Verb and we previewed their new show at the Cain Park Arts festival 21st - We went to a custom car shop to see how people are making their cars works of art in their own way 22nd – We previewed the Irish cultural festival, food activities , and dancers 26th - Zoo we brought animals into the studio 27th - Basketball - we did a basketball camp for kids 28th - Bowling - I was taught how to throw a bowling ball with a curve from some pros 29th - Softball- We had a softball home run derby with some local sluggers in the area 30th - We looked at the International Children's Games coming to the city for the first time

August 04 2nd - We looked at the construction a new shopping village costing $450 million 3rd - American Idols tryouts at the Football stadium 4th - Idol - tryouts again 5th - Idol - tryouts again 6th - Vintage Ohio - we previewed an event bringing the best wineries and restaurants in the area 9th - We went to the area hip hop camp teaching kids how to rap, dance, and write lyrics 10th - We went to the Cuyahoga County Fair to see what is new for the fair season in the area 11th - We went to the Little Tykes Toy plant to see how they make all of those toys

12th - We went to Bugfest to see all of the bugs we have in our area and how to cook them and eat them and what they do for the eco-system 13th - We went to the Red Bull Flutag to see what types of crafts people built for the contest to fly off a 300 platform 16th -We looked a water skiing performing group who has been around for 20 years 17th - We decorated a dorm with all the new items for school 18th - We looked at the new fashions for back to school 19th - We went to a national park to take a look at their nature picture program showing people how to take pictures of nature 20th - We previewed the Greek Festival at one of the local churches 23rd - We took a look at the new hair styles coming up for the school year 24th - We learned how to make yummy lunches for back to school 25th - We learned about the new sport called roller skiing 26th - We went to a local diner and I tried to keep up with the cook and the breakfast orders 27th - We hung out with the people from the Soapbox Derby and raced cars with the kids 31st - We played field hockey with one of the best teams in town

September 1, 2003 10pm :45 Missing girl found 10pm 2:00 Nursing home investigation 6pm 2:15 Air show cancelled 6pm 2:20 President in town/protest 5pm 1:45 Mailbox vandals 8am :50 Labor Day events

September 2 10pm :50 Counselor sentenced for sexual abuse 6pm 1:35 Local attorney in court on drug charges 5pm :25 Air show rain out refund 5pm :55 African American women's wellness walk 8am :50 Missing girl found 8am 2:30 President in town/protest 7am :45 Mailbox vandals

September 3 10pm 2:00 Attempted abduction of two girls 10pm 2:15 Gov. Taft in Washington/blackout 6pm :20 RTA free ride & free lunch/give blood 6pm 1:35 New ODOT signs 5pm :20 Fire at subway closes daycare 5pm :20 Park for free at downtown mall 8am :55 African American Women's Wellness Walk 7am 4:30 Interview: Cleveland mayor

September 4 6pm 2:00 First Energy at congressional hearing/blackout cause 6pm 2:15 New airport runway/too much noise 6pm :20 Tougher seatbelt law 5pm 1:45 Church bomb threat 5pm :20 Sex offender on the loose 12pm 2:00 Attempted abduction of two girls 8am :25 Laura Bush visits Canton 7am :20 Park for free at downtown mall

September 5 10pm 2:40 Parents give warning after daughter’s paper shredder accident 6pm 1:45 No school crossing guards in East Cleveland 6pm 1:30 Serial rapist follow up; FBI warning 12pm 1:25 School evacuates because of fuel spill 12pm :55 Students back to school after church bomb threat 8am :25 Laura Bush visits Canton 7am :45 First Energy at congressional hearing/blackout cause

September 6 10pm 2:15 Community protest against strip club 10pm 1:50 Parents rally to get school kids off of RTA buses 10pm :25 African American Women's Wellness Walk 6pm :20 Largest pot bust in Ohio Highway Patrol history

September 7 10pm 2:00 Family moves back home after tornado 10pm :20 Water boil alert in Lorain 8am 2:00 Community protest against strip club 8am 1:45 Parents rally to get school kids off of RTA buses 8am :25 African American Women's Wellness Walk

8am 4:00 Interview; Alzheimer's studies

September 8 10pm :50 Apartment garage fire update 6pm 1:40 LeBron James and U.S. Surgeon General promote physical fitness 6pm 2:15 West Nile Virus concerns in Lorain County 6pm :20 New steel plant facility 5pm 1:45 Water boil alert in Lorain 8am :50 Community protest against strip club 7am :45 Parents rally to get school kids off of RTA buses

September 9 10pm 2:00 Two dozen kids suffer bee stings at camp 10pm :50 Teens tanning and their health 6pm 2:00 Improving racial diversity in police department 6pm :20 West 44th Street bridge re-opens 8am :25 West Nile Virus concern in Lorain County 7am :45 Apartment garage fire update

September 10 10pm 1:45 Local bee attacks on the rise 10pm 2:00 More police using taser guns to catch suspects 6pm :20 Blackout investigation latest 5pm 1:45 Residents fight against development that would tear down houses 12pm :30 Mothers against West Nile spraying 12pm 1:35 Allergies worse in fall than the spring

September 11 10pm 2:00 Old dump becomes nature preserve/park 10pm 2:00 Raccoon policy in local community 6pm 4:10 Local changes in security 2 years after 9/11 5pm 1:30 Companies rip-off residents facing foreclosure 5pm 1:20 Local 9/11 ceremonies 8am 1:45 Local bee attacks on the rise 7am :20 Nuclear power plant to re-open

September 12 10pm :30 Blackout investigation latest 10pm :25 West Nile Virus cases double; deaths down 6pm 2:15 Racy ad campaign pulled from department store 6pm 2:00 Raccoon policy in local community 5pm 1:45 Geauga County residents considered overweight 5pm 2:15 Milk and beef prices up 12pm 2:00 Old dump becomes nature preserve/park

September 13 10pm :30 Ronald McDonald House Benefit

September 14 10pm 2:00 Ohio Supreme Court ruling allows criminals early parole 10pm 2:45 Ohio second in nation for hazmat spills 8am 4:00 Interview walk to cure diabetes

September 15 6pm 2:30 Missing 11 year old girl latest 8am 2:30 Local college's policy on music downloading 5:30am 2:30 Geauga County residents considered overweight

September 16 10pm 2:30 Missing girl latest (Shakira Johnson) 10pm 2:15 Hospital closing 6pm 1:35 Fortune teller scam 6pm 1:35 Why no amber alert for missing girl (Shakira Johnson) 5pm :20 Websites that list where sex offenders live 5pm 1:45 Protecting your identity 7am 1:45 Water main break

September 17 10pm 2:30 Missing girl latest (Shakira Johnson) 10pm :50 Beachfront rights 6pm 2:30 Hospital closing 6pm 2:15 Colon cancer tour 6pm 2:30 Websites that list where sex offenders live 6pm 1:30 Tax hike repeal 5pm :50 Gang initiative to keep them out of schools 8am 1:35 Fortune teller scam

September 18 10pm 1:35 School buses back in Cleveland after riding RTA for a month 10pm :50 Hospital closing 6pm 2:20 Hurricane Isabel/Hopkins delays 6pm 2:15 Ford plant closing 5pm 1:40 Missing girl latest (Shakira Johnson) 8am :50 Colon cancer tour

September 19 6pm 2:15 Safer helmets 6pm 2:45 Hurricane Isabel local damage 12pm :20 School roof collapse 12pm :40 Hospital closing 8am 1:45 Prepaid tuition in jeopardy 7am :45 Ford plant closing

September 20 6pm 2:20 Airport drill in case of attack

September 21 10pm 2:30 Missing girl vigil (Amanda Berry) 8am 2:00 Missing girl latest (Shakira Johnson) 8am 2:20 Airport drill in case of attack 8am 1:40 Safer helmets

September 22 10pm :50 Cleveland Works closing after scandal 6pm 2:30 Adult store hearing (residents trying to stop it from opening) 6pm 1:30 Discount drug plan 6pm 2:00 Tax savings tips

September 23 10pm 2:10 Missing child alert system 6pm 2:30 Parma police punch time clock to limit overtime 6pm :25 New Euclid residential area 5pm :20 Missing girl latest (Shakira Johnson) 5pm 1:45 Lorain riverfront development 8am :25 East Cleveland budget crisis

8am 1:30 Discount drug plan 6am :45 Cleveland Works closing after scandal

September 24 10pm 2:15 Missing teacher 6pm :45 Attempted abduction 6pm 2:30 Concealed weapons still illegal 6am 1:40 Missing child alert system 6am :45 Lorain riverfront development

September 25 10pm 2:20 Missing girl latest (Shakira Johnson) 6pm 2:45 Class action smoking lawsuit 6pm :15 East side market new vendors 5pm 2:00 Attempted abduction 12pm 2:00 Warrants executed (Shakira Johnson) 8am 1:40 Missing teacher 6am :45 Concealed weapons still illegal

September 26 10pm 2:30 Missing girl latest (America's Most Wanted helping) 6pm 2:45 Meth lab raid 6pm 2:45 College dorm mold 5pm 2:20 Cat/owner reunion (woman saw cat on Fox 8) 12pm :50 Attempted abduction 8am 2:00 New homes in Hough neighborhood

September 27 10pm 2:45 Rally for missing girl (Shakira Johnson) 10pm 2:00 Lorain Ford vote 6pm 2:45 Many sex offenders living near missing girl (Shakira Johnson) 6pm :20 New homes in Hough neighborhood

September 28 10pm 3:00 Amber alert teen found 10pm 3:00 Paddle for a cure

September 29 10pm 2:30 Amber alert questions 6pm 2:10 State license plate tax 6pm :25 New food bank building 5pm 2:00 Ford plant closing 8am 2:00 Lorain Ford vote 7am :50 Amber alert teen found

September 30 10PM 2:00 Missing girl search (Shakira Johnson) 10PM 2:00 Intruder watches people sleep 6PM 2:00 Lakewood mayor race 6PM 2:00 New military blimp built in Akron 6pm 1:40 ID theft/state passport to help protect victims 5pm :20 High heels/arthritis 12pm :45 State license plate tax 8am :40 Amber alert questions 7am :45 Ford plant closing

October 1, 2003 10p 1:45 Identify theft ring alert

10p :45 Flu shot versus flu mist

October 2 10p 1:35 Workers comp fraud investigation 6p 1:45 Cold weather businesses suffering

October 3 10p :45 New school bus safety feature in Mayfield Heights 5p :50 Cleveland mayor to cut salary to help city budget 12p 1:35 Workers comp fraud investigation

October 5 10p 2:30 Area gas stations have gas price war 10p 2:30 Highlights from Wooly bear festival. Community pride 6p 1:30 Children service workers fourth month of strike 6p 1:30 Flu shot versus flu spray

October 6 10p 1:00 Quarterback controversy has community talking Browns 6p 1:00 Cleveland councilman proposes free parking downtown 6a 2:30 Highlights from Wooly bear festival. Community pride

October 7 10p 1:25 LeBron James debut as a Cleveland Cavalier will bring money to the city 6p :40 Highlights from big Wooly bear festival; Community pride 6p 1:30 New smart card for welfare recipients unveiled today

October 8 6p 1:20 Ohio truck speed bill will impact all drivers 10p :20 Story about the amber alert system 6p 1:30 Ritalin trafficking in Twinsburg 6p 1:30 Ohio tuition trust problems; Parent alert 6p 1:30 Lumber prices rising

October 9 6p 1:30 First look at the new $20 bill to help prevent counterfeiting 6p 1:30 Grape crops suffering due to weather 6p 1:30 Controlling the geese population 6p 1:30 Effort to put slot machines on the ballot to raise money for education 8a 1:30 Ohio tuition trust problems 8a 1:30 Do Not Call list is now available

October 10 6p 1:50 Police asking for help to catch fur thieves 5p 1:15 Scenic railroad back up in the Cuyahoga Valley 8a 1:30 Canadian geese population problem

October 11 10p 1:30 Seven Hills cell phone ban discussion 6p 1:30 Scenic railroad back up in the Cuyahoga Valley

October 12 10p 1:50 Appeals court reversed decision for a man who won a multi- million dollar lawsuit against McDonalds. He claims he was fired because he has aids. 6p 1:30 Seven Hills cell phone ban discussion

8a :23 Blanket Sunday October 13 6a :40 Blanket Sunday 6a :45 Seven Hills cell phone ban discussion

October 14 10p 1:30 Akron text book shortage 10p :50 Flu prevention

October 15 6p 2:30 Body of a young girl found. Neighborhood of missing girl are supporting one another awaiting news of identity 6a 1:50 Flu prevention tips

October 16 10p :45 Investigation into the Ohio State arson fire that killed 5 students 6p 1:50 Landmark restaurant closes in flats 6p 1:35 New apple cider laws 5p 1:30 Cleveland to buy homes near the airport

October 17 12p :45 Investigation into the Ohio State arson fire that killed 5 students 12p :45 Landmark restaurant closes in the flat 12p :45 New local law to make sure apple cider is bacteria free

October 19 10p 2:00 Latest project for flu prevention

October 20 10p :25 Protesting of the West End development project in Lakewood 10p 1:40 Preview of the long awaited Legacy Village shopping area 5p :40 Low blood supply

October 21 10p 1:50 Local guy investigated for Ebay fraud to many people 6p 1:15 Legacy Village opens - New shopping for East side of Cleveland

October 22 6p 1:15 Ohio Department of Transportation snow removal program 6p 1:50 Investigation into First Energy 6p 1:50 Informational story about living wills 530a 1:50 College cost on the rise

October 23 10p :25 Lorain boil water alert 6p 1:30 Story about Issue one – a 500-million dollar program to create new jobs 6p 1:30 Cleveland Clinic announces new blood test to detect heart attacks 6p 1:50 Home heating help for needy families 530a 1:10 Ohio Department of Transportation snow removal program

October 24 10p :20 Lorain water boil alert 6p 1:30 Controversy over choose life license plates 7a 3:00 Guidelines for amber alerts 6a 1:30 Cleveland Clinic announces new blood test to detect a heart attack

October 25

10p 1:30 Ohio Department of Transportation signs vandalized Could cost taxpayers money if culprits are not caught. 6p :45 Legacy Village traffic problems

October 26 10p 1:50 Vietnam hero honored after 30 years 10p 2:00 Democratic candidates running for President debate

October 27 10p 2:00 Legacy Village traffic problems 10p :50 First African American Firefighter in the city of Parma 6p 1:40 Homeless protest concerns of shelter

October 28 10p 1:30 Sheriff’s deputies making people aware of homes to stay away from this Halloween (those with sexual predators) 6p :50 Local priest sex abuse 6p 1:45 Transplant unit at local hospital may close 6p 1:30 Mentor school deficit problem 6p 1:20 Ohio State football championship in jeopardy 6a 1:30 Homeless concerns of shelter 6a :50 New shopping area Legacy Village traffic problems

October 29 10p :50 Security breach at airport. Gun found in bag. 6p 1:50 Case of tuberculosis at area school

October 30 10p :50 Staph infection outbreak at local jail 6p 1:30 President Bush in Columbus 5p 2:25 Ways to ward off Alzheimer's 5a 1:45 Akron helping needy families with income tax credits

October 31 10p 1:45 Police extra patrols on Halloween in murdered girl neighborhood in Cleveland 10p 1:45 Rash of hate crimes swastika carved into pumpkins. 5p :20 Blood bank shortage 6a 1:40 Halloween safety tips

November 1, 2003 10p 2:15 Beachwood's reverse 9-1-1 system 10p 3:30 A look at mail order brides 10p 1:50 Botox at a local mall

November 2 10p 2:10 West End debate 10p 2:20 New cell phone fees 10p 1:50 Info on local flu shots 10p 2:25 A look at the South Beach diet 8a 2:15 Beachwood's reverse 9-1-1 system

November 3 10p :50 West End debate 6p 2:25 A new private missing child service 6p 1:00 New restaurant guidelines 5p :20 Ipecac syrup warning 5p 2:25 A look at the South Beach diet

12p 2:15 New cell phone fees

November 4 10p 1:45 West End issue latest 10p 2:05 Cleveland Hts domestic partner latest 10p :50 Cleveland Clinic/Drano for arteries 10p 2:55 Northeast Ohio Metrosexuals 5p 2:35 Women and hair loss 8a 3:45 A dentist talks about teeth whitening 8a 2:25 A new private missing child service

November 5 10p :50 Cleveland Hts. domestic partner registry 10p :45 West end issue defeated 10p :50 New option to buy Canadian drugs 5p 2:40 Northeast Ohio Metrosexuals

November 6 10p 1:55 Traffic light changer controversy 10p 2:25 Home for hurt dog 6p 2:30 Cleveland school cuts 6p 2:06 Holiday gift ideas 12p 2:30 Hot plastic surgery location 8a 2:35 Women and hair loss

November 7 10p 2:30 Wal-Mart pulls graphic video game 5p 3:00 Compulsive shopping 12p 2:40 Women and hair loss 8a 4:15 Syrup of ipecac warning 8a 2:00 Cleveland school cuts

November 9 10p 2:15 Local dog adopted 8a 3:00 Compulsive shopping 8a 2:17 Cleveland Clinic: drano for the heart

November 10 10p :50 Cleveland police overtime 6p 1:50 Snow insurance 5p 1:50 Junk food and kids 8a :50 Local nuns remembered

November 11 6p :15 Local vets candlelight vigil 5p 2:55 Avoiding pointy shoe pain 8a 2:00 Cleveland police overtime

November 12 10p :45 Gifts nobody will return 8a 3:30 Latest in electronic games 7a :20 Vets candlelight vigil 6a :17 Smoking and cervical cancer

November 13 10p 2:25 Police layoff meeting 10p 4:00 A look at gastric bypass surgery 6p 2:00 World's oldest woman Ohio resident

8a 2:55 Avoiding pointy shoe pain 6a :14 Hoover layoffs in Canton

November 14 10p 3:00 Safety forces layoffs 10p :45 New tools to help deaf Ohio students 10p 3:20 Warning about keyboard germs 6p 1:30 Mayor and council react to layoffs 5p 4:00 A look at gastric bypass surgery

November 15 10p :20 New funds to fight internet crime against kids

November 16 10p 3:00 Local woman victim of Hepatitis outbreak 10p :50 Dangerous foods while driving

November 17 10p 2:00 Safety forces city hall rally 10p 2:30 Local teacher has hepatitis 6p 2:00 Safety forces layoff 8a 4:00 Hot gadget gifts 8a 2:25 Biggest local Christmas store

November 18 10p 2:35 Local elementary school illness 6p 1:48 Local church padlocked 6p 2:00 Local Kids ‘r Us closing 6p :50 Parma government layoffs 5p 2:50 Importance of mammograms 8a :50 Safety forces city hall rally 8a 4:00 New gadgets to make travel safer 530a :20 Ford layoffs 530a :20 Lakefront ideas 530a 1:55 How to deep fry a turkey

November 19 10p 2:40 First Energy blackout investigation 10p :50 Local elementary school illness 10p :50 Medina teacher walkout 10p :55 New Akron "sick child care" facility 6p 3:30 Married couples and sex 5p 2:05 New substitute for botox

November 20 10p 1:00 Shaker Square controversy 6p 1:45 Local angle/Atkins diet deaths 6p :20 Medina Christian school eviction 12p :25 New Shakira Johnson legislation/Amber alert 8a :50 Congress investigates First Energy 8a 2:50 What women need to know about mammograms 8a 3:30 Cell phone users can keep numbers 8a :50 New Akron sick child care facility 8a :50 Cooking your turkey safely 7a :45 Local elementary school illness

November 21 10p 2:20 Controversial West End vote

10p 2:00 Police layoff latest 10p :45 Deaconess Hospital files bankruptcy 10p 4:00 Local sport of dwarf tossing (minority story) 10p 4:00 Hangover pill 6p 1:55 Kent State hepatitis victim 6p 2:25 Medina Christian school eviction 6p 6:10 Scholarship scams 6p :45 Dangers of cruise control 5p 3:05 After effects of gastric bypass 5p 3:20 Local gas price wars 5p 2:52 What women need to know about mammograms

November 22 10p 3:10 Local anti-cop rally 10p 2:00 Local coast guard unit back from Iraq 10p 3:00 Fast food diets 6p 2:45 Local "wall of sorrows" controversy

November 23 10p 2:00 Local church forced to move 10p 3:55 How to make money on e-bay 8a 2:50 Local anti-cop rally

November 24 10p 2:45 City layoffs 10p 5:50 Spray on tans 6p 2:20 Reaction to city layoffs 6p 1:55 What's new at Hopkins Airport 6p :51 New I-90 exit 6p :45 Cell phones - keep your old number 6p :35 Violent toys list 5p 4:05 Vacuum therapy skin toning 12p :44 Medicare bill 6a :45 Local church forced to move

November 25 10p :50 Dangerous toys 6p 2:50 Safety force layoffs 6p 2:05 Medicare reform 6p 1:45 First Energy mandated upgrades 6p 2:00 New state of art East High gym 6p 2:45 Reasons for tire failures 5p 2:05 New Medicare bill passes 5p 2:00 Medications for expectant moms 12p 1:50 Turn your cell phone into cash 7a :45 New options at Hopkins Airport 6a 1:50 Toys that can hurt kids

November 26 10p 2:35 Holiday travel at Hopkins Airport 10p :50 Man starting drive to recall Mayor Campbell 10p :20 Five new k-9's sworn in to duty 10p :45 Bogus local Salvation Army bell ringer 10p 1:55 Static dangers at gas pump 6p :20 Toys for Tots 5p 3:20 Making potty training easy 5p :45 Turkey frying safety tips 12p :45 Medicare reform

12p 4:00 Holiday lighting 8a :50 First Energy deadline for improvements 8a 3:50 How to make a family ancestry tree 7a :20 Wayne Dawson/March of Dimes 7a :45 Tire inflation problems 7a 2:00 Recalled Christmas toys

November 27 10p 2:20 Holiday meals served to the unfortunate 10p :50 Local counterfeit goods ring broken up 10p 2:25 Heart attack gene 10p 2:20 Local hospital helps uncontrolled laughing 10p :25 Fewer calories and muscle growth 5p 1:38 Benefits of online shopping 5p 2:10 Drawbacks of cell phones 8a 2:10 Medications for pregnant women 8a 2:15 Local holiday child adoption story 8a :45 Tips for local holiday travel 8a 1:55 Static electricity dangers at gas pump 6a :45 Infected produce from Pennsylvania

November 28 10p 2:30 Snow watch ODOT 10p 2:15 Deaconess Hospital closes 10p :50 Highway shooting 10p 3:00 Recognizing shopping addictions 10p 2:45 How brides lose weight for wedding day 6p 1:50 Making healthy holiday meals 6p 2:05 Exercises you can do in bed 6p 2:25 Local man invents "blast" shelter 12p :45 Local counterfeit goods ring broken up 12p :50 Heart attack gene 12p 2:01 Medications for expectant mothers 8a 2:20 Serving holiday meals to the unfortunate 6a :45 Turkey fryer fire accident 6a 2:10 Drawbacks to using a cell phone 6a 1:40 Benefits of online shopping 6a :55 Hottest gift ideas

November 29 10p 2:45 Winterfest holiday lighting 10p :50 Chesterland holiday lighting 10p 2:35 Deaconess Hospital closing 10p 2:05 Columbus highway shootings update 6p 1:50 Public Square holiday lighting

November 30 10p 2:45 Holiday travel home tips 10p :50 Highway shootings - Columbus sniper search 10p 2:30 City cuts/trash worker layoffs 10p 2:00 Local families to Iraq 10p :45 Bionic eye helps people to see 10p 2:20 Spotting a scam on Internet 10p 1:35 Turning used cell phones into cash 6p :30 Winterfest - downtown Cleveland decorations 6p 2:35 Local hospital helps cure uncontrolled laughing 6p 4:00 Holiday lighting safety 8a 2:30 Deaconess Hospital closing

8a :45 Chesterland holiday lights 8a 3:50 How to make money on e-bay

December 3, 2003 5p :50 Providence House Auction 10p 1:45 Pee Wee Football team gets money for their trip 10p 1:36 New Collagen injections

December 4 10p 1:45 Flu outbreak is deadly/help is on the way

December 5 6p :50 ATM warning 10p :20 Nela Park lighting 10p 1:40 Flu/kids safety

December 7 6p 1:40 No burn Christmas trees 10p 1:37 Pearl Harbor anniversary

December 8 10p 1:37 Dawg Pound wedding

December 10 5p 1:40 Salvation Army/Christmas toys for kids

December 11 6p 1:50 Flu/Holistic medicine cure 10p 2:00 Pee Wee football team goes to championship

December 12 6p 1:30 Work zone memorial for workers killed 10p 1:52 Pee Wee football team wins championship

December 13 10p :50 Pee Wee football team returns home

December 15 8a 1:50 Mayor's food bank for the needy

December 16 6p 1:45 Flu epidemic and remedy

December 17 10p 1:10 EMS/no layoffs 10p 1:33 Injured St. Ignatius player goes home

December 19 10p 1:58 Salvation Army toys for needy kids

December 22 6p 1:10 Fund raiser for Northeast Ohio Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

December 26 6p 1:48 Bainbridge basketball benefit for teen

December 27

10p 1:18 Father donates kidney to son for Christmas

December 31 6p 1:30 Staph infections awareness

January 1, 2004 6p :20 New year begins with new mayor in Lakewood 10p 1:43 Highway shooting 10p :25 2004 first baby

January 2 5a 1:45 Highway shooting 5a :20 Lakewood mayor 5a :25 2004 first baby 12p :20 E-check changes 6p :15 Cable costs rising

January 3 6p :20 Parma new mayor 10p :20 Water main break near Burke Airport 10p 1:45 Winter driving tips

January 4 8a :40 Parma new mayor 8a :20 Water main break 6p 1:42 City layoffs preview: 200 officers out of work 6p :45 E-check changes 6p 1:56 Malpractice insurance rates are soaring

January 8 10p 2:25 City layoffs court 10p :50 Concealed weapons bill 6p 1:30 Amber alert 6p :45 Preventing spam 6p 2:50 New you/smoking

January 9 10p :50 City layoffs court 10p :15 Terror alert lowered 10p 2:00 McDonald's low carb offerings 6p 1:50 Surviving holiday debt 6p :40 Acupuncture/fertility 5p :40 Toxic fish warning 5p :20 Pet cat scans 6a :20 Nature preserve closing

January 10 10p 1:50 Plane diverted 10p 1:55 Iraq latest

January 11 10p 2:25 Internet mapping privacy 10p 2:20 Credit counseling 8a 1:50 Mad Cow slaughter 8a :20 Smoking - breast cancer 8a :20 Diabetes - coffee 8a :20 Fertility drop in men

January 12 10p :50 City trash ban 6p :45 Airline security 6p :20 Japan chicken flu 6p 2:15 Credit counseling 6p :25 GM car recall 5p 2:00 Teen health advice 12p 2:20 Deceptive car ads

January 13 10p :50 Do Not Call legislation 6p :50 Newborn scholarship 5p :25 Deodorant linked to breast cancer

January 14 10p 2:25 Flu resist - homeopathic nasal spray 6p :40 Breath/diet machine 5p :45 Anti depressants 5p :20 Ephedra replacement 5p :20 Dream machine 8a :20 Flu on the decline 8a :20 Blood donations 8a :20 Burger King healthy items 5a :25 Do Not Call registry

January 15 10p :50 Heating assistance 6p 2:25 City streets not plowed - budget cuts 6p :43 E-bay scam 6p :50 Hypothermia tips 6p :25 Chi-Chi's hepatitis scare 6p 1:40 Snow driving tips 5p :40 Arthritis drug 5p :20 Red wine pill 5p :40 Safe on the menu 5p 2:45 Atkins name brands 12p 2:10 Flu resist - homeopathic nasal spray 8a :25 Akron reading capitol of the world 6a :24 Colorectal cancer drug 6a :13 Shy men have a lower resistance to aids

January 16 6pm 2:00 Lake may look frozen but it's still dangerous 6pm :45 Defense Dept. may close local office, costing 1400 jobs 6pm :20 Botox may help ease back pain noon :45 Local sheriff's dept. apology after accidentally transmitting civil alert 7am :45 Homeowners may qualify for help paying high winter heating bills

January 17 10pm :20 If there is another blackout, city water system should work

January 18 10pm :40 Eat right to avoid getting the flu

January 19 10pm 2:15 Dangers of sledding and how kids should be protected 10pm :40 Danger of cold weather on your heart

10pm 1:50 Danger of icicles on your house in winter 6pm 2:45 Conviction of local stockbroker calls for changes in state law noon 2:45 Danger of using space heaters in cold weather

January 20 10p 2:20 Fake cancer 6p 2:15 Alzheimers drug 6p 2:05 Airbourne drug 6p :55 Milk and weight loss 5p :20 Anesthesia danger 5p :20 Melatonin blood pressure 5p :20 Exercise for back pain 12p :50 Sledding danger 8a :25 Icicle dangers 5a :15 Heart attack cold

January 21 10p :25 Water main break 10p 2:35 Gay marriage bill 10p :40 Atkins controversy 10p :15 School fights obesity 10p :25 Grapefruit diet works 6p 2:20 Fake cancer 5p :20 Radiation/breast cancer 5p :20 Fruits/veggies illness

January 22 6p 1:00 Water main break 6p :50 Top cons 5p :20 Thailand bird flu 5p :40 Restless leg syndrome 5p :19 Obesity spending 5p :20 Sleep/creativity 5p 1:50 Grapefruit diet 8a 3:30 Winter skin problems 5a :42 Atkins controversy

January 23 10p 2:20 Winter blues/sad 6p :40 Child beverages 5p 2:05 Sinusitis treatment 5p :20 Belgium bird flu 5p :20 OJ low carb diets 5p :40 Stress fitness 5p :40 Space heater danger

January 24 10p :50 Bitter orange controversy 10p :25 Heartburn injections

January 25 6p :25 Asia bird flu scare 6p 2:15 Winter blues/sad 6p 2:05 Heartburn injections 8a :40 School fights obesity 8a :50 Bitter orange controversy

January 26

10p 2:25 Domestic partner registry 6p 1:50 I-71 ammonia leak 6p 2:00 Daycare power out 6p :50 Adult ADHD 5p :25 Bird flu Thailand 5p :35 Winter heart care 5p :25 Hair dye cancer 8a :25 Road closed water main

January 27 10p 2:45 School closing controversy 10p :25 Guns in workplace 6p :45 Cold medicine crackdown 6p :45 Worm internet virus 5p :23 Bird flu spreads 5p :20 US Mad Cow investigation 5p :40 Kids and Atkins diet 12p :20 Ammonia leak clean 8a 4:25 Strong women/bones 8a :45 Domestic partners registry

January 28 10p 2:30 Lottery scam 6p 2:45 Snow/Meals on Wheels 6p 1:55 Snow injuries 6p 2:35 Medicines and flu 6p :50 Auto loan warning 5p :25 Implants/mammograms 5p :22 Bird flu epidemic 5p :45 Super foods 6a :25 Cleveland school closing controversy 6a 1:10 Guns in workplace 6a :23 Migraines/brain lesions 6a :18 Diabetes testing

January 29 5pm 2:50 NARI Home Show/winter tips for keeping heating bills lower 6pm 2:20 Special Olympics -winter games 6pm 2:00 Do Not Call registry 6pm :25 Moms meals during pregnancy may determine child’s lifespan 7am :45 Meals on Wheels - snow cancels meal deliveries 7am :50 Congress wants FCC to crack down to keep obscenity off tv 5am :35 14 super foods to keep you safe from disease

January 30 6pm :55 Kids should get physical exams before playing sports 6pm 2:30 Hand sanitizer can present a fire hazard 5pm :20 Sleep disorder drug 12pm 2:20 Tips for keeping heating bills lower

January 31 10pm 2:00 Tower city riots - live 6pm :45 International flights cancelled; could be terrorist targets 10pm :25 Identity theft - Internet scam

February 1, 2004 5a :20 Water main break causes police to shut down one lane 6p :20 New school in Garfield Hts. features wide internet access/college

style hall 6p 2:10 Hand sanitizer used by hospitals that has alcohol base can present fire February 2 6p 2:42 Ice stops gas service: gas lines froze up no heat in homes 6p :25 Ohio law prohibits weapons in schools, airports, churches, police stations and any place that services alcohol 5a :20 Water main break 5a :20 New school opening 6a 2:35 Consumer fraud: don’t give out your social security

February 3 5p :35 Breaking news: I-90 and Rt. 2 spur gas leak road shut down 5p :20 Gas price rise 13 more cents 6p 1:57 Same sex marriage: will not be legalized in Ohio 10p 2:23 Barberton bus drivers refuse to drive on certain roads because of unsafe conditions

February 4 5a :25 Breaking news: I-90 spill 5a :25 Gas price rise 5a :45 Same sex marriage 5a :45 Barberton buses 5p 1:45 SBC E-mail scam 6p :35 Mentor will have a $20 million deficit by end of June

February 5 5a 1:30 Petroleum spill dozens of businesses affected (breaking news) 5p :20 Child crash safety has not improved for ages 5 to 9 5a :20 Same sex marriage 6a :45 SBC e-mail scam 5p 2:21 Birth control option: side effects that women ignore 5p 2:36 Barberton buses 6p 2:43 Anyone who lives by a power line will have their trees will to avoid another blackout

February 6 5p 1:45 Not enough rock salt for roads 5a :50 Trees cut to avoid blackout 5p 2:30 Walk off weight for childhood obesity 5p :20 Black History: Jackson Five 5p 1:29 Problem potholes 10p :50 Same sex marriage

February 8 8a 2:35 Walk off weight 8a :25 Home & Garden Show at IX Center 8a 1:10 New shelter is a temporary haven for women and their kids 6p 2:35 New church land: Some people don’t want the land disturbed 10p :45 Racial lessons about racial bigotry

February 9 5a 1:45 Highway shooting 5a :45 New church land 5a :45 New shelter 5a :15 Black history Arthur Ashe 5a :40 Trees cut to avoid blackout

February 10 5a :45 Highway shooting 5p :20 AEP rates pay more for your power 5p :50 Cleveland police patrol cars will be equipped with cameras and computers 6p :21 GMC Envoy recall 5p 2:49 Dog house building code 5p :20 Black history: Leontyne Price

February 11 5a :25 Highway shooting 5a :25 Free rock salt 5p :30 Dog house building code 5p :45 2-1-1 first call: need help that’s non-emergency 5p :20 Black history: Barbara Clementine

February 12 5a :25 Highway shooting 5a :30 2-1-1- first call 5a :55 Free rock salt 5a 1:40 Attempted abduction 5p 1:37 Route 18 expansion 5p 2:46 Dominion Fees 6p :45 Rocky River renewal: new housing, office buildings, retail

February 13 5a :45 Rocky River renewal 5a :45 Highway shooting 5a :50 Dominion fees 5a :43 Route 18 expansion 5p :20 Black history: James Weldon Johnson 5p :40 Pregnant parking 6 :25 Blackout follow up

February 14 6p 1:50 Highway shooting 6p 2:18 Ground Round closes

February 15 8a 1:54 Highway shooting 8a 1:56 Ground Round closes 8a 4:30 2-1-1 first call

February 16 5a 1:45 Highway shooting 5a :25 Gas price rise 5a :45 Whites only scholarship 5p 1:15 Crane collapse: I-280 downtown Toledo 6p 3:25 Carbon Monoxide warning

February 17 5a :45 Crane collapse 5a :45 Highway shooting 5a :35 Catholic crisis: sexual abuse 6a :20 Gund Illness-80 people got sick 8a 3:45 Midwest best pizza is Romeo’s pizza in Medina 5p 2:10 Child fire safety

6p 2:37 Lyndhurst lotto tax 6p :25 Do Not Call registry

February 18 5a :55 Fire safety 5a :45 Crane collapse 5a 2:05 Tips for taxes 6a :25 Lyndhurst lotto tax 7a :20 Do Not Call list 5p 1:54 Comcast mess up: risk of getting x-rated movies 5p :20 Black history: Toni Morrison

February 19 5a :20 Highway shooting 5a :20 Crane collapse 5a :55 Kerry in Ohio 5a :15 Edwards in Cleveland 8a :25 Sate of City: 61 million deficit, 100 laid off safety workers 5p :20 Black history: John Singleton

February 20 5a :50 Highway shooting 5a :58 State of the City of Akron Police Department 6a :20 Kerry follow up Ohio 6a :20 Edwards update Cleveland 5p :22 Mrs. Kerry in town 5p :20 I-77 Wreck-Tie up 5p :20 New license plates 5p :20 Black history: Sidney Poitier 6p 1:00 Gas prices

February 21 6p 1:50 Guardsman home coming: army sent him home 6p :25 Edwards visits Ohio

February 22 8a 2:14 Guardsman homecoming 8a :55 Edwards Cleveland 8a 5:00 Malpractice insurance: doctors forced to leave Cleveland 6p 1:45 Fran Jones rally to keep drugs out of neighborhood 10p 1:55 How to prevent injury from car headrest

February 23 5a :45 Fran Jones rally 5a :50 Guardsman homecoming 5a 1:50 Democratic candidate Edwards in Cleveland 5a 1:55 Headrest danger 7a ;20 New license plates 5p 1:40 Mentor school levy 5p :25 Cleveland school demolition: Riverside Elementary

February, 24 5a 1:30 Paczkis Fat Tuesday 5a :45 Mentor teacher cut 5a :25 Cleveland school demolition 6a :25 Kerry in Cleveland 6a :20 Domestic registry 5p 1:36 Crime website: Track down suspected criminals

5p :20 Black history: Ellis 6p 1:21 Gay marriage local

February 25 10p 4:30 New diet craze called the Fat Flush Juice Diet

February, 26 10p 4:35 Story about the proposal of a new law to protect children from a baby sitter giving the child over the counter medication February 27 10p 2:30 Catholic abuse report released today with an apology from the Bishop of Cleveland 10p 1:30 Ashtabula school locks down after death threats to principal 6p 1:30 Sneak peak of the Greater Cleveland Auto Show

February 28 10p 1:30 Two local men travel to get marriage license in San Francisco, take a public stand to help with awareness on this issue 10p 1:30 Students in Wooster get active to help community awareness of the school levy 6p :45 Who will pay for new sewers in Parma?

February 29 10p 1:30 Local Catholics reaction to sex abuse report 6p 1:30 Ritalin abuse among teenagers 10p 1:30 Local men travel to get marriage license in San Francisco

March 1, 2004 10p 2:15 Local boy loses hand in firework accident; We look into the dangers of fireworks with children 6p 1:10 Senator John Kerry visits Ohio to campaign for Presidency 5p 2:00 Ohio’s first sextuplets are born in Akron

March 2 10p 4:00 Local coverage of the race for Cuyahoga County Commissioner 10p :30 Local results in voting polls for several important issues 6p 1:35 Summit County Metroparks are using sharp shooters to kill the over population of deer 6p :30 Parma residents don’t have to pay a lot for a new sewer system 6p :25 Barberton school bus drivers wrong in deciding to not drive their buses in snowy weather March 3 10p 5:30 Investigation into doctors prescribing too many pain killers 10p 1:20 FBI unveils new tool in fighting child pornography 6p 2:20 School levies fail in more than a dozen local communities 7a 2:05 Mentor schools begin making cuts due to failed levy

March 4 10p 2:00 Local supermarket decides to become carb friendly 6p 2:20 Former clerk of Chester Twp. going to prison for stealing $4 million from township funds 6p 1:30 Woman bites into salad and finds a finger tip at a local eatery 8a 2:05 Women’s health report - timing is everything when it comes to staying healthy March 5 10p 2:05 Live coverage of wind damage to local communities 10p 2:55 School under lockdown due to a student’s rap lyrics

6p 2:00 Two year old child is found wandering the streets at 3am 8a :45 Former Chester Twp. clerk going to prison for stealing funds

March 6 10p 2:05 Customers get to vote on a restaurant becoming non-smoking 6p :15 Power lost due to heavy winds has been restored to homes

March 7 10p :20 Akron teachers face possibility of losing jobs 6p 2:25 How much water do you really need to drink each day

March 8 10p 2:05 Akron legislation on wearing thongs in public 6p 1:15 Cleveland police officers are not being called back as planned 6p 1:45 “No Child Left Behind” act raises Ohio school funding 5p 2:25 The impact of hybrid cars during a time of high gas prices 8p 1:40 Nordonia school levy fails, no bussing for students

March 9 10p 1:45 Woman has seeing eye dog stolen 6p 2:15 Alliance plant re-opens for more jobs 6p 1:55 Prescription pill for cholesterol 7a :20 Davis-Besse power plant to operate at full strength 5a :50 Akron schools cut $11 million from budget

March 10 10p 2:00 Pilot guided to land by fighter jet when flying in no fly space 10p 2:00 President Bush visits Cleveland 6p 2:10 Live coverage of protesters against President Bush 6p 1:50 Thirteen year old hacks into his local school’s computer system 6p 1:25 Women take a hormone cocktail 5a :50 Sheffield School District in danger of losing funds

March 11 5p 1:15 ISG Steel plant opening their doors to more jobs 12p :45 Update on planned ODOT projects 8a :55 Cedar Point buys Six Flags Amusement Park

March 12 10p 2:15 Local teens involved in pipe bomb explosion 10p 2:10 ODOT employee in trouble for anti-Bush sticker on his truck 6p 2:20 Burglar falls asleep after robbing home 12p 1:30 Local snow coverage 12p :50 Pitbull attacks kids

March 13 6p 1:15 Dairy farm fire causes 250 to be jobless

March 14 6p 1:30 John Kerry in Akron to speak. March 16 10p 3:15 Live coverage of local snow traffic 10p :15 Official school closing station 10p 1:35 Local conceal and carry law must still wait longer 6p 1:30 Local snow storm coverage 6p :25 “Cleveland Works” program closes its doors 12p 1:55 Local radio stations battle over objectionable lyrics 5a 2:30 Dead Sea Scrolls on display in Ohio

March 15 10p :25 Investigation into a faulty car seat, which caused two deaths 10p :20 Return of the Hinckley buzzards 6p 1:15 Gas prices continue to rise 6p 1:20 911 response time saves the life of a child from a fire 12p :30 John Kerry in Akron to speak

March 17 10p :30 Local Saint Patrick’s Day parade 6p 1:50 Cloverleaf closes two elementary schools due to cuts 6p 2:00 Lakewood, gay rights controversy 5p 1:30 Cleveland Mounted police are back on the job thanks to donations 8a 2:00 Live Saint Patrick’s Day parade coverage

March 18 10p 2:15 Local principal arrested for DUI 10p :45 Lakewood considering banning cell phones 6p 1:15 Cleveland Heights allows for same sex registry 8a 2:10 High tech treatment for varicose veins 7a :45 Local gas prices continue to rise

March 19 10p 2:10 Local chiropractor convicted of raping three of his patients 10p 2:30 Cleveland Cavaliers helping boost local business 10p :25 Local man buys the “Cleveland Press” to begin publishing again 6p 1:35 Local zookeeper loses job for swimming with penguins 7a :25 Harvest for Hunger donation program 7a :20 Rush Hour food drive program

March 20 10p :25 Local restaurant, Shaker Square, searches for a new owner 10p :20 Cleveland Cavaliers sponsor local blood drive 8a :50 Dairy farm fire causes 250 to be jobless 8a 3:00 Live guest on set, talking about baby proofing your home

March 21 10p 2:10 Local restaurant banning cell phones inside the business 6p 2:20 Couple arrested for stealing credit cards from shoppers 10p :25 War protesters gather in Akron

March 22 10p 2:15 Local same sex couples fight for marriage rights 6p 1:45 Local family finds loaded gun after a buying used car 6p 1:15 Braces for eyes helps to correct eye site while sleeping 12p :40 Local restaurant banning cell phones

March 23 10p 2:10 Ohio State University sells alumni list to credit card companies 6p :25 Medicare to go broke by 2019 5p 1:50 Women are three times as likely to get migraines than men 12p 1:25 Teenager kidnapped, raped while waiting for school bus 12p :50 Local family finds loaded gun after a buying used car 7a :25 Cleveland trash can maintenance will continue 7a :40 Local same sex couples fight for marriage rights 7a :50 Local consumers scammed by fake checks when buying ATVs

March 24 10p 2:35 Paintball gun warning, carbon dioxide canisters are dangerous 6p 1:40 Gasoline prices continue to soar 12p 1:50 Eye surgery using radio waves 8a 1:05 Cleveland proposal for Lakefront development 7a :40 Mercury spill at Murray Ridge school in Elyria

March 25 10p 2:25 Cleveland Police search for a man attempting to abduct children 10p :45 Cleveland School District faces 100 million dollar deficit 6p 1:05 Local students stabbed with a needle at school 6p 2:05 Tire pressure helps weather the cost of gasoline 8a 1:50 Women are three times as likely to get migraines than men

March 26 10p 1:25 Same sex couples take marriage rights fight to Cuyahoga County Courthouse 10p 1:35 Cleveland police cuts sends officers to Cincinnati 10p 2:05 Ohio’s first Sextuplets are one month old 7a 1:55 Gas prices soaring

March 27 6p :40 Racial Profiling bill introduced to Senator Voinovich

March 28 10p 1:55 Fallen fire fighters charity fraud 10p :20 Third Annual “Salute to Teachers” honoring local educators 6p 2:05 Braces for eyes helps to correct eye site while sleeping 8a 2:00 Nine year old girl almost abducted from her front porch

March 29 6p 1:50 Children's Do Not Call list, trying to keep internet porn from children 6p 1:00 Parma standoff, community alert 8a 1:40 People who have lost jobs share their stories 7a :40 School closing reminder 7a :20 DUI License plates licensed to Ohio drunk driving offenders

March 30 10p 2:10 Revere High School Booster Club thefts 6p 1:40 Cleveland Justice Center evacuated Downtown 6p 1:55 Exercise can aid Breast Cancer patients 8a :45 Avon Lake blighted business areas 5a :50 Huron River Flood prevention

March 31 10p 2:25 Girls steal wheelchair 6p 1:35 Local troops come home 6p 1:45 Asian beetle bugs outbreak 6p :30 Harvest for Hunger program 6p :25 Prescription drug costs 5p :25 Cleveland Hopkins Airport flight delays 12p :25 Cleveland Justice Center evacuated Downtown 7a :40 School closing reminder 6a :45 Flooding in Huron County

April 1, 2004 12pm :45 Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit at John S. Knight Center 8am :50 31st Army Reserve home from Iraq 7am 4:20 Tax tip information 8am :25 Health care protest against Gov. Taft's plan to cut health care 5pm 1:46 Women decreasing heart disease 5pm :24 Soy reduces prostate cancer for men 6pm 2:30 Safety tips against abductions

April 2 5am 1:40 Laughter for medicine 6am 1:21 Homeland Security is giving Ohio $42 million 6pm :50 Supplement warning for liver and kidney damage

April 4 6pm 2:25 Protecting plants against snow and frost 6pm ;30 First data overcharge on credit cards

April 5 12pm 2:24 Coping with high gas prices 6pm 2:08 Warning seniors about fake meter reader scam 6pm 1:20 Cheaper air flights at Akron airport 6pm 2:16 How to sell your home faster 5:30am 2:31 Pet proofing your house and pet insurance tips

April 6 8am 3:30 Attention deficit disorder and kids related to too much TV

April 7 6pm 1:30 New Ohio law, $1 from each criminal case goes to crime stoppers

April 8 5am 2:16 Yard and garden preparation 6am :45 Sen. Dewine fighting against OPEC price fixing 7am :20 Residents now allowed to carry concealed weapons 5pm :42 New heart disease relief-increasing blood flow 5pm :43 Lawn equipment safety warnings 6pm :50 Tax scams with your social security number 6pm :25 Ultraviolet light good for you 10pm 2:23 Several sick at a local restaurant, health concerns

April 9 5am :45 Missing girl latest 5am :40 Work zone safety, look out for construction workers 5am :50 Restaurant health safety 6am :25 Concealed weapons law 5pm 2:00 Tornado preparation/shelters 5pm 1:40 West Nile Virus alert 6pm :50 Stress free tips

April 10 6pm 2:45 Missing girl 10pm :25 Terrorism warning 10pm 2:30 Gas pricing education

April 11 6pm :25 Missing girl 6pm 2:27 A look at the most common scams and how to avoid them

April 12 5am :25 Missing girl latest 5pm :19 Native American protestors/baseball 5pm 1:00 Ohio looking into insurance for doctors 10pm 1:47 Ephedra ban, not safe

April 13 5:30am :45 Preventing allergies 5am :45 Missing girl search 6pm :20 Ephedra ban 5pm 2:26 Rest stop attack/safety 5pm 2:06 Spring allergies 6pm 2:35 East Cleveland school in financial crisis 6pm :15 Deaconess Hospital bankrupt 6pm :25 Now you can view your medical records 6pm :50 Estrogen causes strokes

April 14 5am 1:08 Officers rewarded for going beyond duty 5am :40 Rest area safety 5am :31 East Cleveland schools audit 5am 2:11 Estrogen warning about strokes 6am :17 Women targeted by tobacco companies 5pm 1:15 Missing teen 5pm :20 Kid's nutrition 5pm :20 SUV recall 6pm 2:05 Product recall round up 10pm 2:11 Ohio's Amber alert website up and running

April 15 6am :20 Tax deadline 6am :25 Dangerous toys recall 12pm :20 Missing girl search 12pm :50 Tax day tips 6pm 2:05 Ohio Republicans growth tax plan 6pm 1:30 Summit County’s dead beat dad program 6pm 1:55 Lead paint threat 10pm 2:15 Rest stop attack

April 16 5am 1:55 Rest stop attack 6am :20 Missing girl

April 17 10pm :50 Anti terror technology 10pm 1:55 Fatal hit and run accident-car description 10pm :25 Stark County cans for burned children 10pm :25 Juvenile Diabetes fund raiser

April 18 8am :45 Canton hit and run accident 8am 1:55 Fatal hit and run accident

8am 2:08 Spring allergies 8am :45 Albuterol warning, may be harmful

April 19 5am :25 Lorain school bus strike 5am :30 Earth Day Festival 5am :15 Type 2 diabetes awareness 5am :50 Prom savings 5am 1:52 Asthma overview 7am :20 l Local missing girls on America's Most Wanted 7am 4:15 Harmful foods 5pm :20 Depression during pregnancy 5pm :45 Anti wrinkle facial cream 5pm 2:09 Cars side impact crash tests 6pm 2:09 Alcohol education 6pm :50 Drug found in Easter egg

April 20 5am 1:42 Restricting calories is good for you 8am 3:30 Moms against guns interview 5pm 1:40 Cleveland schools budget 5pm 1:10 Lorain bus strike 5pm :20 Library strike 5pm :24 Medical discount cards 6pm 2:20 Spyware on computers beware

April 21 5am 1:45 Cleveland schools budget 5am :50 Four local boys lift car off of girl 5am :50 Hip hop voter movement 8am 3:05 Lawn mower care 8am 3:34 Toy road show in town 5pm :20 Alcohol cancer risk 5pm :40 Avoiding heart bypass surgery 6pm :50 The need for organ donations

April 22 5am 2:01 Toy road show in town 6am :20 High drug costs because of new drugs being prescribed 6am 2:08 Earth Day awareness "sacred planet" 5pm :45 Dairy products might help you lose weight 5pm :45 Fight to bring in cheaper drugs from Canada 10pm :50 Mayor Campbell fighting for local construction workers to get jobs

April 23 5am :25 Reading program for kids gives free amusement park tickets 5am :50 A look at electronic voting machines 5pm 1:56 Cleveland schools budget 5pm :40 Allergies and asthma 6pm 2:25 Replace Ohio business tax with sales tax plan 6pm 1:58 How car tires can save on your gas cost 10pm 2:20 Missing elderly man

April 24 8am :20 Teens and tobacco 8am :20 Depression and pregnancy 6pm :55 Cleveland schools layoffs

10pm 1:45 Women's rights march

April 26 5am :50 Bug invasion killing trees in NE Ohio 6am :15 Chagrin road blocked due to mudslides 6am :45 Abandoned baby found 7am :45 Cleveland layoffs 5pm :20 Statins lower cholesterol and possible breast cancer 6pm 1:55 Eating tips, what and when

April 27 5am :50 Missing child follow-up 5am :50 Chagrin road close due to mudslide 5am 2:16 Local stores selling illegal snake fish 7am 2:20 Advice on money 5pm 1:05 Kerry speaks to local audience 6pm :40 Losing weight after pregnancy warning 6pm 2:05 Low carb dangers 6pm :45 Call for parmadale victims to come forward for class action lawsuit 6pm 2:35 Fake pharmacist at local drug store 6pm 2:15 Money spent on anti tobacco commercials from state lawsuit winnings 10pm 2:08 Cleveland schools public meeting about budget and transportation

April 28 5am 1:45 School board meeting 5am :25 Cleveland's first black fire chief 5am 2:30 Fake pharmacist 5am :25 Kerry in town 7am 3:20 Flower basket tips 5pm :20 Avoid x-rays if you're pregnant 5pm 1:50 Parma GM plant hiring 6pm 1:55 Special Olympics coming here for the weekend 6pm 1:41 Child care bill 10pm 2:55 Wedding dress giveaways in chagrin falls

April 29 5am :50 First black fire chief 5am 2:00 Cleveland schools tax for education 5am :25 Chagrin road closed update 5am 2:30 What your kids should do in case of stranger danger 8am 1:46 Showing the need for adoption parents 5pm :56 Parma schools making cuts 5pm 1:53 Slim and Tone, a special place for women to workout 5pm :45 New moms baby tips 6pm 2:55 Mounted unit police training 6pm :55 Medicare drug benefit program 6pm 2:12 Parenting advice about snooping on kids

April 30 5am 1:40 May Day safety 5am :25 Harvest for Hunger fund raiser 5am :50 Parma school cuts 5am 2:51 A look at diet pills 5pm 1:52 Cleveland schools supt. defends schools actions with budget 5pm :40 Ease indoor allergy problems 5pm :30 Lung cancer cure for 1/7 patients

5pm 1:54 Making the most out of your doctors visit

May 1, 2004 10p 2:30 Protect yourself from being a victim of a home invasion (part one) 10p 2:45 Protect yourself from being a victim of a home invasion (part two)

May 2 10p 2:15 Weight problems 10p 3:15 HDTV and the important things you need to know

May 3 7a 1:10 Information on Ohio’s concealed weapons law 5p 1:10 The city of Cleveland plans to start billing insurance companies when emergency units are called to the scene. May 4 5p 1:20 Gas prices are going up 6p 1:40 Proposed bill which would allow pharmacists the right to deny filling prescription which they have moral problems with 10p :50 Lakewood City Council is considering doubling the amount charged to residents for sewer fees May 6 5a 1:30 East Cleveland Police layoffs 5p 1:30 Higher gas prices changing the way people buy cars 5p 1:30 What to expect this year at Cedar Point 6p 1:45 Doctor charged with operating without a license

May 7 6P 1:00 Petitions being circulated to put a tax levy on the November ballot to bring back laid-off Cleveland Police officers 10p 2:00 Popular fitness center Curves raising controversy because some of the profits fund anti-abortion groups

May 8 6p :25 Amherst school administrators alerting parents after student contracts bacterial meningitis

May 9 6p 1:40 Police auction to get great deals on confiscated goods 6p :20 Kids run for breast cancer 6p :25 Local women march in the million mom march in Washington D.C. against gun violence 10p 2:30 Local doctor is using sound therapy to cure disease

May 10 6p 2:30 Slot machine debate in Ohio 10p :30 Protest outside East Cleveland City Hall over recent police cuts

May 11 5a 1:45 Hundreds of jobs are saved at the Brookpark Ford Plant 5p 2:05 Gas prices up over two dollars 6p 1:45 Ice cream prices up 6p 1:45 East Cleveland police cuts

May 12 6p 1:40 Flea market crackdown 6p 1:30 Ohio Attorney General wants federal approval for Canadian

drugs to the U.S.

May 13 10p 1:45 Foods to avoid giving to your pet 10p 1:45 How to avoid becoming a victim of a car jacking

May 14 12p 2:00 Timkin plant to close in Canton

May 16 8a 2:00 Ways to avoid injury while playing golf

May 17 12n 1:45 Local supporters over first gay marriage in Massachusetts 6p 1:20 Ohio would like driving age to change to 18 years old

May 18 6a 1:20 Storm damage, schools closed 5p 1:30 Residents in one neighborhood brace for flooding 6p 1:30 Email being sent to boycott buying gas tomorrow

May 19 5a 1:30 Gas boycott story. 5p 1:30 City of Cleveland proposed lakefront plans 10p 2:00 New weight restrictions for some rides at Cedar Point 10p 1:30 Racial tensions at Twinsburg school district

May 20 6p 1:40 New ways to save for college 6p 1:45 Why aren’t so many pot holes in the area getting fixed May 21 12p 2:00 Flooding due to storm

May 22 5p 2:00 More storm stories

May 23 6p 1:45 How people are coping without power

May 24 5p 1:30 Meningitis case in Solon

May 25 10p :20 Statewide campaign to wear seatbelts 5a 1:30 Meningitis case in Solon

May 26 5p 1:00 Cleveland school budget crisis

May 27 5p 1:30 Teachers really downtown Cleveland over cuts 6p 1:30 Amherst put on alert over a child with Meningitis

May 28 7a 1:30 More on the meningitis scare in Amherst. 10p 1:45 Which are the best suburbs in Northeastern Ohio May 29 6p :50 Local Memorial Day remembrance 10p 1:45 Precautions to protect yourself from West Nile virus

May 31 5a 1:50 Last graduation ceremony for Lorain Catholic High School before it closes June 1, 2004 10pm :20 Sandusky soldier killed 10pm :50 Mudslide on road 10pm 1:30 ODOT work zone bill 6pm :30 Ohio casino bill

June 2 10pm :50 Courtroom stabbing 10pm 2:15 Bust for selling counterfeit designer purses 10pm 2:00 Bath road washout 10pm :50 Gov. Taft discusses what has changed since blackout of 8/03

June 3 10pm 2:00 Bust kids passing counterfeit money 10pm 1:00 Proposal to raise tax to rehire laid off officers 10pm :50 Weapons confiscated by courthouse security

June 4 10pm :50 FEMA storm damage 10pm :50 Hoover layoffs 10pm 2:15 Hotel key card thefts; cards being used to steal identity 6pm 2:00 Taft discusses help for flood victims

June 5 6pm :50 Summer ticket sales for upcoming concerts in Cleveland 6pm :30 Swan auditions

June 6 10pm :25 Noise Nuisance ordinance in shaker heights 10pm 3:30 MLK/Brick Program established to help young people

June 7 6pm :30 Lorain Catholic school closing and holding auction 6pm 2:30 Fines for chronic nuisance calls to 9-1-1 6pm 1:45 Fragrance lawsuit - perfume not allowed in Ashtabula municipal buildings 12pm :45 Church members upset over defaulted $200,000 loan by Rev. Caver June 8 10pm 1:30 Cleveland School Board Meeting 6pm :45 Lakewood gay pride week controversy

June 9 10pm 2:15 Local flooding 5pm :40 FEMA flood aid 12pm :20 Cleveland teacher cleared of sex charges

12pm :45 Cleveland school cuts

June 10 10pm 2:30 More flooding damage 10pm :50 Multistate drug bust

June 11 10pm :50 Flooding in North Royalton 8am :20 Parma flooding

June 12 10pm :25 Lorain gas leak 10pm :35 Flood assistance 10pm :25 Kinsman Road funding 6pm :20 Akron nurses strike 6pm 1:30 Reagan funeral

June 13 10pm 2:25 NASA Glenn open house/tours for public 10pm :30 Akron nurses strike 8am :20 Lorain gas leak

June 14 10pm 1:50 North Royalton flood watch 10pm 1:00 Ruling on pledge of allegiance in public schools 6pm 1:40 Ohio terror threat

June 15 10pm 2:45 North Royalton meeting about floods 10pm 2:00 Cleveland school budget 10pm :50 John Kerry in Ohio 10pm 2:00 Tattoo controversy 10pm :50 Homeless hate crime

June 16 10pm 2:25 Lorain community has unusually high number of cancer cases 10pm :50 Cleveland schools $100 million in budget cuts 10pm 2:15 FEMA assessing local flood damage 10pm :50 Broadview Hts. halting residential construction in one area 7am :45 John Kerry in Ohio

June 17 10pm :50 Dick Cheney in Ohio 6pm 2:15 Akron nurses strike 6pm 2:20 Hudson flood from 2003 revisited 8am :45 Browns camp for kids 6am :45 Kerry campaigns in Columbus 6am :25 Rubbermaid auction as plant closes in Wooster June 18 10pm 1:45 Stark county flooding 10pm 1:05 Laura bush visit noon 2:15 AOL scam warning 8am :20 Pools open 7am :20 Sunday liquor sales

June 19 10pm :25 Ohio storm costs

10pm :30 Gay Pride parade 10pm :25 Duct tape festival 10pm :10 Gambling hotline

June 20 10pm 2:00 Hopkins Airport security breach 10pm 2:20 Boots war dead memorial to local soldiers who have died 10pm 2:00 Student loan savings

June 21 10pm :50 Infrastructure changes 10pm :35 Clean air challenge for American Lung Association 10pm 2:30 Rail and transit safety 6pm :25 Supreme court decision regarding patients suing HMO's 6am 2:00 Hopkins security breach

June 22 10pm :50 East Cleveland cuts 10pm 2:00 Flooding delaying farmers planting crops 10pm :20 Akron nurses strike 10pm :25 Akron teacher cuts 6pm :45 Gay marriage amendment

June 23 10pm 2:00 New product to help you avoid mosquito bites) 6pm 2:35 East Cleveland layoffs 6am :25 Congress proposes increasing fines against radio and tv stations

June 24 10pm :50 EB Brown closes vision and hearing aids stores 6pm 2:30 Lorain ford plant closing 7am :45 State salary issue regarding high university admin. Salaries

June 25 10pm 2:35 Stark County storms 10pm 2:15 Kerry in Perry 10pm :05 YMCA sale dispute 6pm 2:30 Canal Fulton cleanup 6pm :25 Art museum exhibit -quilts of Cleveland 6pm 1:35 Tougher DUI laws 8am :45 Lorain ford plant closing 8am :20 American Airlines dropping flights from Cleveland

June 26 10pm 2:40 Balcony collapse in Elyria 10pm :20 Volunteers rebuild houses for elderly and disabled

June 27 10pm :25 Clean Air Challenge 10pm :50 Organ donor billboards 10pm :25 Vets memorial wall, Vietnam wall replica in town 10pm :25 Aids testing day 8am :25 Nurses strike

June 28 10pm 2:00 Gas tax increase 10pm :25 Nurses strike settled

June 29 10pm 2:15 Missing 2 year old found 10pm 1:50 Cleveland School students having to ride RTA 6pm 2:00 2 year old amber alert 6pm :20 Columbus no smoking ban issue 8am :20 Nurses strike settled 7am :20 Lakefront development

June 30 10pm :25 New state park 6pm :40 Fireworks safety 5pm :25 Same sex benefits 12pm :50 Missing 2 year old found 8am :45 Cleveland School students having to ride RTA 7am :20 Attempted abduction 7am :25 BAT holding up school construction

July 1, 2004 10pm :50 North Royalton residents begin taking steps to oust mayor 10pm 2:00 Fireworks dangers

July 2 10pm :50 Local laid off steelworkers want tariffs put on imported steel 10pm 2:20 Local West Nile case discovered in Lorain County 7am :20 University Hospitals recognized as one of best in the nation

July 3 10pm 2:00 Dick Cheney visits Parma 10pm :25 Annual Muslim convention held in Cleveland

July 4 8am 4:18 A look back at the deadly tornado that hit Lorain 80 years ago

July 5 10pm 2:00 Talbot's at Legacy Village carrying clothing that has insect repellant on it for kids 6pm 2:20 Maupin/Batavia parade residents come together to celebrate the life of missing soldier in Iraq

July 6 10pm 2:15 Kerry and Edwards in Cleveland campaigning

July 7 10pm 2:13 Pressure on Ohio lawmakers after PA approves slots 5pm 1:50 Cough syrup study

July 8 10pm 2:05 Maple Hts. wants street ball playing banned in their city 10pm :25 Gypsy moth invasion in Lorain 10pm :40 Cleveland police are appealing to voters to approve a tax levy to bring back 250 laid off officers 6pm 1:45 Al-Qaeda threat -possible large scale attack as we near elections 5pm 2:05 Toy recall (jewelry from vending machines recalled) 12pm 1:51 West Nile can be dangerous to your eyesight per OSU study

July 9 10pm 2:00 School levy repeal in the Cleveland Hts/University Hts. School district

10pm :25 West Nile mosquito trap in Highland Hts tests positive 6pm :20 East Cleveland firefighters saved from layoffs 7am 1:40 Government warning terrorists could strike at the national conventions 6am :50 State rep wants to add more restrictions to how close a sex offender can live to a school

July 11 10pm 2:15 Local fundraiser held to honor and support our troops

July 12 6pm :50 Resident takes on First Energy to prevent them cutting down trees 6pm :50 Ohio state researchers may have come up with a way to prevent food poisoning 6pm 1:50 The state plans to put Ohio prisoners to work removing asbestos from remodeled or demolished schools 5pm 1:50 Local cab drivers protest they are being robbed of passengers by limos and busses at airport

July 13 6pm :20 Cleveland school cuts 6pm 2:25 Mentor schools crisis

July 14 10pm 2:35 Amber alert issued for missing 5 month old 10pm :55 Ohio Dept. of Workers Comp making it tougher for people to abuse the system 6pm :20 Gay marriage amendment 6pm 2:10 OSU. grants same sex benefits to its employees 7am :45 Mentor school board has two members resign 6am :20 Cleveland school cuts

July 15 10pm 2:08 New tool helps to fight erosion problems 10pm 1:05 Gov. Taft believes another blackout is possible if precautions not taken 6pm 2:10 Indians tribes may want to build a casino on land they own in Cleveland flats

July 16 10pm 1:54 Sheetz salmonella people showing symptoms from gas station chain stores in our area 10pm 2:27 Man tries to scam reward money for lost animals from their owners 10pm :30 South Euclid bans spraying for West Nile

July 17 10pm 2:35 Local soldier killed in Iraq funeral 10pm :25 Local soldier killed in Iraq funeral

July 18 6pm 3:30 People who suffer from anorexia turning to the internet for support 8am 4:30 Kucinich one-on-one interview

July 19 10pm :25 New skate park to be built in Lakewood 10pm 2:15 International Children's Games security 10pm :25 Man sues Sheetz gas stations after getting salmonella poisoning

10pm 2:18 Internet dating service - legislation out may require background checks of site customers 10pm :30 Sweepstakes scam 6pm 1:58 Security at Cleveland Port Authority increased 6pm 1:50 Akron humane society needs help from to curb overcrowding 5pm 2:12 Kids at risk of contacting cyber predators through instant messaging

July 20 10pm 2:15 Ford debuts first full hybrid SUV 10pm :50 More safety features needed in cars for kids 10pm 2:15 False reading at Perry plant led to alert 6pm 2:30 Independence Air debuts in Cleveland 7am :20 New toll collecting machines debut on turnpike 5:30am :50 Amber alert in place in Ohio with enhancements

July 21 10pm 2:55 Slot machine debate in local horse racing tracks 10pm 2:53 Freezing your baby's umbilical-cord blood now, to heal him or her of diseases in the future 6pm 2:05 Bush twins campaign in Columbus 6pm :50 FDA has approved 2 drugs to combat obesity 5pm :50 Diet of red meat/ham can double the risk of getting endometriosis 5pm :20 Chipotle scholarships 12pm :45 Monitoring device at the Perry plant showed false radiation readings 6pm 2:19 Dehydration dangers 12pm 2:00 Child car deaths 12pm :18 Low carb potato 8am 1:45 Preview of new airline coming to Cleveland

July 22 6pm 2:31 Bishop Pilla’s stalker arrested 10pm 3:18 Homeland Security gives local cities money 10pm :20 Metabolife charged for lying to FD about dangers of ephedra 6pm :25 International Children's Games 5pm :20 Kucinich endorses Kerry 5pm :25 Women with high hdl levels have less chance of getting Alzheimers 5pm 1:05 Toxic computer dust

July 23 10pm 2:09 Kids prank 911 call center hundreds of times, tying up lines) 10pm 1:57 Soldiers pay tribute to fallen friends 5pm 1:08 Pregnancy pampering

July 24 10pm :20 Children's games mix-up with paperwork could keep some teams from participating 10pm 2:10 Hybrid car costs 10pm :25 Irish Cultural Fest 10pm :25 Olympic security 6pm :20 Sheetz salmonella update

July 25 10pm 3:05 John Kerry in Columbus 10pm 2:18 International Children's Games fundraising 6pm :45 International Children's Games players compete for spots on team

8am 3:15 Internet identity theft scam

July 26 10pm :45 Amber alert/4 kids in Columbus 6pm 2:30 A new state website will alert residents when a sex offender moves into their neighborhood 10pm 3:40 Frugal Vegas - how to win thousands in comps and cash 10pm 2:19 Gas scooter ban on streets in South Euclid 6pm 2:25 Pet supplement ban -local doctor who invented vitalife supplement probed by Ohio Dept. of Agriculture for unsafe formula 6pm 2:25 ACLU claims Ohio voting machines inaccurate 6pm :25 West Nile death 6pm :30 FEMA flood assistance deadline 5pm 2:39 Movie morality 12pm :34 John Kerry in Columbus 5:30am 2:23 Single homebuyers -fastest growing group is women

July 27 10pm 2:14 Raccoon rabies case

July 28 6pm 2:15 Ohio Indian tribes ready to bring casinos to Ohio 5pm 2:44 Local nurse talks about keeping kids safe from dog bites 12pm :44 Lake County using airplanes to drop raccoon bait filled with vaccine to slow the spread 12pm :17 150 new jobs created in downtown Cleveland with opening of new company

July 29 10pm :30 Raccoons with rabies have been discovered in northeast Ohio 12pm 1:50 International Children's Games and visit by President Bush 5am 1:50 Pets can share germs that make your kids sick

July 30 10pm 2:01 President Bush visits Kirtland Hills for a fundraiser 10pm 1:00 John Kerry recognizes former Canton steelworker at the Democratic convention 10pm 1:56 Ohio state inspectors review safety standards for amusement rides 6pm 1:45 President Bush arrives in Cleveland

July 31 6pm 3:09 President Bush in Canton 10pm :50 President Bush visits local candy store 10pm :25 President Bush visits Cambridge, Ohio 10pm :50 John Kerry set to hold a rally in Zanesville today 10pm 2:10 International Children's Games 6pm :45 President Bush visits Browns camp

August 1, 2004 6p 1:50 How to protect your kids from dog bites from your own pet 8a 1:45 International Children’s Games 6p 1:45 Parade in Mentor, Ohio to rally support to pass school levy

August 2 10p 1:45 Gay marriage amendment issue 10p 1:45 Protect yourself from getting sick at dirty swimming pools 5p 1:30 International Children’s Games.

August 3 6p 1:40 Coaster safety measures taken at Geauga Lake 6p 2:15 Legionnaires disease discovered at Cleveland Parking Garage

August 4 5p 1:50 Debt card charges advisory 6p :45 Failed school levy issues 6p 1:45 Gay marriage amendment issue

August 5 8a 3:00 Cleveland Hopkins International airport runway expansion 6p 1:50 Cleveland School Board working to get levy on the ballot 6p 1:40 Three area YMCA’s set to close in Cleveland

August 8 10p 1:30 Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony

August 9 5p 1:55 Crocker Park preview of new shopping center in Westlake. 6p 1:30 Mercury spill cleanup in Lake County

August 10 5p :50 Case Western Reserve University research on Alzheimer's 6p 2:00 Another round of teacher layoffs for Cleveland possible

August 11 8a 3:00 How to keep your child’s diet in check 5p :45 Residents get help from the Ohio Department of Transportation with a plan to cut the noise 12p 1;30 300 Cleveland school teachers jobs saved 5p :50 Explosives found at Cleveland metro parks

August 12 7a 2:30 Chemical spill in Twinsburg closes roads and forces businesses to lock down 6p 1:30 Truck speed to increase on highways

August 14 12p 1:00 Cleveland Schools operating levy to be put on the ballot. 6p 2:30 Arrest in the Mentor marsh fire arson

August 15 8a 2:00 Children and antidepressants 6p :50 Heart pump breakthrough research at the Cleveland Clinic August 17 6p 1:00 School dress code enforced in Canton 8a :45 Mentor school levy officially approved

August 18 6p 1:30 Bill signed for railroad quiet zones 6p 1:30 Liquor licenses challenged 6p 2:00 School lunch prices rising 10p 1:40 Hundreds sick from a mystery illness on Put In Bay island 7a :40 Lake County Fair safety measures taken for visitors

August 19 5p 2:00 Ohio Atty General sues Best Buy for selling returned items as new 6p 1:50 Underground Railroad Museum to open 12p 2:00 School lunch prices rising

August 23 8a 3:00 Cleveland teacher layoffs -1000 teachers less this school year 6p 1:50 Overtime pay changes taking place 6p 1:20 Underground Railroad museum to open

August 24 5p :22 Recount of Nordonia school levy 10p 1:50 Hundreds sick from a mystery illness on Put In Bay island.

August 25 5p 1:30 Do charter schools hold the same standards as public schools 10p :50 Allergy season. Ragweed help 8a :20 Recount of Nordonia school levy 8a 1:30 Lakewood girl escapes attacker. Police increase patrols for children going to school.

August 26 6p 2:30 Cleveland Schools open-Safety 6a 2:00 Cat virus forces more than one hundred cats to be put to sleep at the area APL. Alert for pet owners 5p 2:20 School Bus problems; more children will ride the RTA

August 27 6p 1:30 Stock Tip protection; How to protect yourself from a scam 5p 1:30 Cleveland poverty statistics 6p 1:30 Lead paint in house causes boy to become sick; Family needs help to get a new public housing home.

August 28 10p 1:30 Columbiania County flooding

August 29 6p 2:00 Republican National Convention coverage 10p 1:30 Columbiania County flooding

August 30 10p 2:00 Republican National Convention coverage

August 31 10p 2:00 Drug card program for seniors 6p 2:00 Republican National Convention coverage 10p 1:30 Investigation as to why hundreds are sick from a mystery illness on Put In Bay

EXHIBIT B – Political Programming

Coverage of political issues news/public affairs shows, 9/13/04-9/27/04:

09/13/04 Assault Weapons Ban/Bush/Kerry 8:00 Pres Clinton recovery :25 Ohio Senate Candidates interviews on cable :30 Ralph Nader campaigns in Ohio :35 CBS Bush Memos 2:00

09/14/04 Laura Bush in Cleveland 10:10 Kerry in Toledo 2:25 Parolees to vote 1:00 Register to vote :35 Hillary Clinton Thank You :40 CIA Director Nominee :25 Pres. Clinton 1st Pics (surgery) 1:00 Assault Weapons Ban 3:00 New Bush Book/Speech Patters 2:15 Political Merchandising ` :35 New Bush Book :55

09/15/04 CBS Bush Memo 1:25 Laura Bush in Cleveland 4:00 Kerry in Toledo 1:50 Register to vote :45 Roe VS Wade Challenge :25

09/16/04 Bush protester arrested 1:00

09/17/04 Local Congressman's Ex-wife supporting her ex's opponent 6:30

09/18/04 CBS Bush Memo 3:40 Kerry Vietnam Medals :50

09/19/04 Bush Hurricane Van Tour 1:45 Kerry weak on terrorism allegation :25 Local Senator Re-election Campaign :25 CBS Bush Memo 1:40 Kerry Vietnam Medals :30

09/20/04 Another Proposed Property Tax :50 CBS/Rather reaction :25 Kerry on Iraq :30 Bush response :30 Local Senator Re-election Campaign :45 Bush Hurricane Ivan Tour 2:00

09/21/04 Bush at UN/Kerry Reaction 2:50 Edwards/Cleveland speech 5:30 Kerry on David Letterman :20 CBS Memos Reaction 6:00 CBS/Democratic Connection :45 Cheney in Ohio 1:05 Bush at UN 3:10 Ralph Nader on the ballot 2:25 Provisional ballots :45 Voter registration :45 Debate schedule 1:55 Punch card instructions :25

09/22/04 Voter Fraud 2:45 CBS Bush Documents 1:20 Local Senate candidate/education :25 Former Pres Bush in Ohio :25 Bush UN/Kerry Reaction :45 Edwards here in Cleveland 4:15 Nader on ballot 1:00

09/23/04 Voter Fraud 12:00 Local Dem. Rep. indicted 1:25 Rep. response to local Dem Rep indicted 1:35 Cleveland Local Levy 5:00 Congress/Pledge of Allegiance 1:00 Kerry on Iraq 6:00

09/24/04 Gay Rights Amendment 3:45 Register to vote 3:00 Kerry/War on Terror 2:10 Bush campaign 2:00 Voter Fraud 5:30 Local Dem. Rep. indicted :20

09/25/04 Bush/Hurricane Ivan :45 Bush on Iraq :45 Kerry in Boston :30

09/26/04 Congressman Kucinich re-election campaign :45 Teamsters get out the vote :30 Dem. Candidate for Senator interview 4:20

September '03 to August '04 includes an election year so it was imperative to cover the Political Conventions. WJW-TV was the only station in Northeast Ohio to have a local reporter at the conventions in Boston and New York. A Reporter/Anchor, Producer and Photographer provided daily stories. Every day at least 8 taped stories were on the air in addition to 7 live reports. The newscast involved included 5-9a, Noon-1230p, 5-6pm, 6- 7pm and 10-11pm.

Separate from coverage Monday through Friday a political segment also runs during the Sunday 8am newscasts. Local and national political newsmakers are interviewed live or on tape. The interviews run 4-6 minutes in length.

09/03/04 Republican Convention 09/02/04 Republican Convention 09/01/04 Republican Convention 08/31/04 Republican Convention 08/30/04 Republican Convention 08/03/04 Local Special Election 07/26/04 Democratic Convention 07/27/04 Democratic Convention 07/28/04 Democratic Convention 07/29/04 Democratic Convention 07/30/04 Democratic Convention 07/18/04 Taped local interview with Dennis Kucinich (local Pres. candidate) 07/11/04 Taped local interview with Donna Brazile (Dem. strategist) 06/20/04 Taped local interview with First Lady Laura Bush 06/18/04 Taped local interview with First Lady Laura Bush 03/02/04 Primary election 11/04/03 General election

EXHIBIT C – Community Participation

Non-Programming Participation in Community FOX 8 Talent

Stacey Bell • Formerly on the Providence Board of Directors • Numerous community speeches and local school events

Andre Bernier • Serve as (unpaid) chairman of the board of Family Friendly Radio, Inc., a 501 © 3 entity that promotes family friendly and faith based non-profit programs for radio • Frequently speak to many civic groups, clubs and churches on a variety of topics • On the Board of Reference for Cleveland Youth For Christ, Cleveland, OH.

Dan Coughlin • Board member of St. Edward High School

Wayne Dawson • Member of the Board of Trustees of “It Takes a Village” • Member of the Board of Trustees of Cleveland Christian Home for Children • Member of Advisory Board of the Eliza Brynat Home • Co-Chairman of the Annie L. Dawson Foundation • Former Board member of Greater Cleveland Alzheimer’s Association • Speak at various schools and churches in Northeast Ohio

Dick Goddard • Proceeds from his weather calendars (over 32,000 printed this year) and almanacs are distributed to over 60 animal organizations in our viewing area. • Animal Protective League, Cuyahoga County Kennel, Cleveland Kennel, Humane Society of Greater Akron, Geauga Humane Society, etc. • Numerous speeches and fundraising events within the community.

Lou Maglio • Active in Westlake City Schools • Active with Westlake Youth Soccer

Bill Martin • Chairman of The Bill Martin Foundation – The Bill Martin Foundation exists to better the future of disadvantaged children and their families in many parts of the world. The primary mission of this faith based foundation is to help feed, clothe, educate and care for children. Website is: www.thebillmartinfoundation.com • Alternate board member for The Masonic Dyslexia Center • Past President of the Rotary Club • Church leadership – teaching, counseling, etc. • Very active in the community – emcee, speaking engagements, fundraising efforts, etc.

Tom Merriman • Arthritis Foundation • Board of Directors of United Cerebral Palsy • Former Board member of National Aquatics Safety School • Annual speaker for The National Alliance For The Mentally Ill • Volunteer for The Cleveland Bar Association • Panel speaker for investigative reporters & editors • Member of Television Arts & Sciences

Dave Nethers • Broadview Heights Cub Scout Leader • Munchkin Soccer Coach in Broadview Heights

Jack Shea • St. Richard Athletic Boosters • St. Richard Band Boosters • St. Richard Parent’s Club • Catholic Charities • CYO Football and Basketball Volunteer

Bill Sheil • Served on the Board of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Cleveland. • Emceed pledge events for BBBS. • Spoke at local colleges and schools on broadcasting. • Supported Providence House, where my wife is on the board.

Wilma Smith • American Cancer Society • Juvenile Diabetes Association • Animal Protective League • Alzheimer’s Association • Heart Association • Geauga Humane Society • Ronald McDonald House • United Way • Numerous community speeches and events

Suzanne Stratford • Landskroner Foundation for Children • Speak quarterly to students at the Ohio Center for Broadcasting • Various mentoring projects with high school students interested in broadcasting.

Tim Taylor • Tim Taylor Pro/Am Charity Golf Tournament, in its 14th year, benefits The Epilepsy Society of Northeast Ohio. The event which is a year round endeavor for all involved, has raised over $800,000 for epilepsy research and family services in Northeast Ohio. • Annual supporter of the Jimmy Malone Charity Golf Tournament which benefits the Cleveland Scholarship Fund, along with many other charity golf events. • Regularly attend and support my historic hometown’s fund raising events for Bedford City Schools, Bedford Historical Society, and University Hospitals Bedford City Hospital. • Serve on the board of Bedford’s Community Development Corporation. Bedford is one of the most racially diverse cities in Northeast Ohio. • Family has also been involved for many years in a Bedford Christmas Gift Party that has not only collected hundreds of gifts for needy families, but personally delivers them on Christmas Eve. • I also participate annually for Right To Read week at area schools and, of course a variety of speeches, the most recent of which was the Solon Chamber of Commerce.

John Telich • Co-chair for NAMI’s fundraising walk (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill)

Herb Thomas • Member of the Prayer Warriors – gospel group that performs many local concerts for non-profit organizations / city of Cleveland • Member of NAACP • Member of Bethany Baptist Church

TALENT APPEARANCES FROM 9/1/03 – 8/31/04

Wednesday, September 3, 2003 Stacey Bell will speak at Hillcrest Hospital’s “Celebration of Women.” Saturday, September 6, 2003 Kenny Crumpton is the Honorary Chairman for the 12th Annual Backpack Bivouac to benefit Camp Ho Mita Koda. Camp Ho Mita Koda is a non-profit organization that serves children with diabetes. Wednesday, September 10, 2003 Kenny Crumpton will help the City of Cleveland celebrate its annual Unity Week. Friday, September 26, 2003 Kenny Crumpton will help out with the “2003 AIDS Task Force Bachelor/Bachelorette Auction. Wednesday, October 1, 2003 Jacque Smith will appear at Trillium Creek’s open house. Monday, November 16, 2003 Scott Sabol will give a weather talk at St. Peter School in Lorain, Ohio. Saturday, November 15, 2003 Jacque Smith will judge NASA Glenn & Continental Airlines “Centennial of Flight” poster contest. Thursday, November 13, 2003 Tony Rizzo will read a story at Tremont Elementary School in honor of their annual “Read-In.” Saturday, November 15, 2003 Bill Martin will be the keynote speaker for Lutheran Children’s & Family Services 100th Anniversary. Thursday, November 13, 2003 Jacque Smith will emcee the 3rd Annual Medina County Star Chefs Auction for the March of Dimes. Friday, November 21, 2003 Kenny Crumpton will serve as a panel moderator for Cleveland Municipal School’s Tobacco Teen Summit. Saturday, November 22, 2003 Kenny Crumpton will emcee Care Alliance’s “Lets Talk Turkey” fundraising event. Care Alliance provides healthcare to those that are unable to provide it for themselves. Tuesday, November 25, 2003 Wayne Dawson will emcee the 13th Annual Cleveland Star Chefs Auction for the March of Dimes. Friday, December 12, 2003 Tracy McCool will speak at Career Day for Manchester Middle School. Monday, January 26, 2004 Andre Bernier will give a weather talk to the 2nd grade at McKinley Elementary. Tuesday, January 27, 2004 Kenny Crumpton will be participating in Catholic School’s week at Our Lady of Peace School. Wednesday, January 28, 2004 John Telich will speak at Shaker Heights Middle School for Career Day. Friday, January 30, 2004 Kenny Crumpton will be reading to children at William Patrick Day Head Start as a part of their RIF program called “Read With Me.” Tuesday, February 3, 2004 Scott Sabol will give a weather talk to the 4th grade at Ridge-Brook Elementary School. Wednesday, February 4, 2004 Kenny Crumpton and Jacque Smith will help John W. Raper Elementary School honor students that have met their Accelerated Reader goal for the month. Saturdays & Sundays, February 7, 8, 14 & 15, 2004

Dick Goddard will be at his garden at the Home & Garden Show. Tuesday, February 17, 2004 Scott Sabol will give a weather talk to 9th grade students at North Olmsted High School. Wednesday, February 18, 2004 Wayne Dawson will be a guest speaker for Black History Month at The Salvation Army’s Harbor Light Complex. Monday, February 23, 2004 Stacey Bell will read to children at Cuddles & Hugs Childcare Center to help them with their “Read With Me” program. Wednesday, February 25, 2004 Kenny Crumpton speaks to employees at MOEN regarding diversity. Thursday, February 26, 2004 Kenny Crumpton and Heather Weber will be presenting awards at the Free Times Music Awards. Thursday, February 26, 2004 Kenny Crumpton will be a guest speaker at “Building Responsible Young Men” for the Department of Safe, Disciplined & Drug- Free Schools in the Division of Youth Development & School Community Services. Wednesday, March 3, 2004 Scott Sabol will be a judge for Harvest for Hunger’s CSU Chili Challenge. Friday, March 5, 2004 Wayne Dawson will bag groceries for Harvest for Hunger. Wednesday, March 10, 2004 Toni Garbo will speak to students at Avon Lake High School for Career Day. Saturday, March 13, 2004 Suzanne Stratford will be a celebrity model for the Chagrin Valley Business & Professional Women’s fundraiser. Wednesday, March 17, 2004 Andre Bernier will speak to seniors about weather. Thursday, March 18, 2004 Kenny Crumpton, Big Chuck, Tony Rizzo, Heather Weber and Tracy McCool will all be participating in Harvest for Hunger’s Celebrity Soup. Saturday, March 20, 2004 FOX 8 will sponsor the Women’s Expo. Schedule of appearances as follows. Wilma Smith, Stacey Bell, Bill Martin, and Kenny Crumpton made appearances. Sunday, March 21, 2004 FOX 8 will sponsor the Women’s Expo. Kathy Kronenberger, Suzanne Stratford, Tracy McCool and Brandi Sauers all made appearances Cleveland Convention Center. Saturday, March 27, 2004 Tracy McCool will be the guest announcer for the annual Forget-Me-Not gala to benefit the Greater East Ohio Area Alzheimer’s Association. Saturday, April 3, 2004 Jacque Smith will help out at the Celebrity Fashion Show to benefit the HIV/AIDS Collaborative of Stark County. Saturday, April 3, 2004 Wayne Dawson will emcee the 2004 HeartThrob Ball to benefit medical programs at The Cleveland Clinic Children’s Hospital for Rehabilitation. Sunday, April 4, 2004 Kenny Crumpton and Andre Bernier will be speakers for Covenant Community Church of Cleveland. Thursday, April 8, 2004 Ride With Ronald and Friends at the IX Indoor Amusement Park to raise money for Ronald McDonald House Charities. Wayne Dawson, Tracy McCool, Bill Martin, Todd Meany, Kenny Crumpton Kevin Freeman, and Belinda Prinz made appearances. Friday, April 9, 2004 Ride With Ronald McDonald and Friends at the IX Indoor Amusement Park to raise money for Ronald McDonald House Charities. Brandi Sauers, Gary Liberatore, and Dave Nethers made appearances.

Saturday, April 10, 2004 Wayne Dawson will speak at Sandy Valley Church of God’s Resurrection Breakfast. Saturday, April 17, 2004 Kenny Crumpton will be speaking at the year-end banquet for TNBA Junior Bowlers Akron Senate. Friday, April 23, 2004 Wayne Dawson will speak at Buhrer Elementary School’s annual Career Day. Friday, April 23, 2004 Grapes on the Gridiron at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Kenny Crumpton, Bill Martin, Stacey Bell, John Rinaldi and Tony Rizzo appeared. Saturday, April 24, 2004 Stacey Bell will attend Trillium Creek’s Spring Open House. Thursday, April 29, 2004 Andre Bernier will speak at Garfield Elementary School’s Annual Career Day. Saturday, May 1, 2004 Scott Sabol will host a shift for the WVIZ Auction. Sunday, May 2, 2004 Lou Maglio & Suzanne Stratford will host shifts for the WVIZ Auction. Tuesday, May 4, 2004 Bill Martin will appear at Kaufmann’s Spring Fling. This popular fundraiser affords local not-for-profit organizations the opportunity to raise thousands of dollars through the sale of $10.00 admission tickets to the event. Thursday, May 6, 2004 Wayne Dawson will speak at William Rainey Harper School for their annual Career Day. Wednesday, May 12, 2004 Andre Bernier will speak at Iowa-Maple Elementary School for their annual Career Day. Wednesday, May 12, 2004 Wayne Dawson will be the guest speaker for Cuyahoga Valley Career Center’s annual Senior Awards Banquet. Thursday, May 13, 2004 Kathy Kronenberger, Kenny Crumpton and Todd Meany will be a part of the 2004 Sing Out Chorale to benefit the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center. Friday, May 14, 2004 Wayne Dawson will be the Master of Ceremonies for The Cuyahoga Special Education Service Center’s Annual Spring Brunch and Recognition Program. Wednesday, May 19, 2004 Bill Martin will speak at Case Elementary’s Annual Career Day. Wednesday, May 19, 2004 Tony Rizzo will speak at James Ford Rhodes School for their Career Day. Wednesday, May 19, 2004 Kenny Crumpton will speak at Cranwood Learning Academy for their Career Day. Wednesday, May 26, 2004 Kenny Crumpton will speak at Alfred A. Benesch Elementary School for their annual Career Day. Wednesday, May 26, 2004 Andre Bernier will speak at Adlai Stevenson Elementary School for their annual Career Day. Thursday, May 27, 2004 Dick Goddard will be the guest speaker for the Cleveland Clinic’s 25 Year Service. Thursday, May 27, 2004 Kenny Crumpton will speak at Chambers Elementary School regarding his career. Friday, May 28, 2004 Wayen Dawson will appear at The Cleveland Pops Orchestra’s annual Armed Forces concert. They will honor the Tuskegee Airmen. Wayne will introduce the members of the Cleveland chapter at the concert. June 21, 2004 Kenny Crumpton and Tracy McCool will be celebrity bartenders for O.R.O.C.’s (Outrun Ovarian Cancer) fundraising event at Eddie’s Creekside Restaurant in Brecksville.

Sunday, June 27, 2004 Wayne Dawson will be speaking at Second Baptist Church’s 2nd Annual Men’s Day. Thursday, July 1, 2004 Kenny Crumpton will be Master of Ceremonies at Bedford Heights “Community Days.” Saturday, July 3, 2004 Dick Goddard will emcee the 28th Annual Kid’s Dog Show. Friday, July 9, 2004 Kenny Crumpton and Wayne Dawson will appear at the 2004 “All That Jazz” and The Soul of the Buckeye Festival. Saturday, July 24, 2004 Wayne Dawson will speak at Second Mt. Olive Baptist Church for their youth workshop. Thursday, July 29, 2004 Kenny Crumpton will be a celebrity judge for the final selection of the 2004-2005 Cleveland Force Dance Team. Thursday, July 29, 2004 Dick Goddard will speak at The Harbor Court Retirement Community. Tuesday, August 3, 2004 Dick Goddard will speak to children from Let’s Make A Difference Summer Camp about weather. Friday, August 6, 2004 Kathy Kronenberger and Wayne Dawson will talk with Brian & Joe from Mix 106.5 about the 2nd Annual Rainbow Radiothon. Monday, August 9, 2004 Tony Rizzo will emcee the “Do It For a Friend,” Geauga/Lake Women’s Golf Outing for the American Cancer Society. Saturday, August 14, 2004 Tony Rizzo will be a celebrity judge for Red Bull’s Flugtag. Monday, August 16, 2004 Kenny Crumpton will speak the Salvation Army’s Hough Worship and Service Center. Saturday, August 21, 2004 Dick Goddard and Neil Zurcher will both appear at the Danbury of Cuyahoga Falls at their grand reopening. Saturday, August 28, 2004 Kenny Crumpton will be the honorary chair for the 13th annual Backpack Bivouac party to benefit Camp Ho Mita Koda (serving children w/ diabetes).

In-Kind Donations

Sept. 6, 2003 African American Women’s Wellness Walk (American Heart Association-Cleveland Metro Chapter)

Sept. 5-14, 2003 City of Cleveland Unity Week

Sept. 20, 2003 Ohio Classic Football Game & Jamboree

Oct. 12, 2003 Blanket Sunday (St. Vincent DePaul Society)

Nov. 9, 2003 Akron Kidsfair (Jewish Community Center of Akron)

Nov.-Dec., 2003 Giving Tree (Cuyahoga County Children’s Services)

Dec. 2003 City of Cleveland Winterfest

Jan. 28-30, 2004 Special Olympics State Winter Games

Mar. 1-31, 2004 Harvest For Hunger (Cleveland Food Bank)

Mar. 27, 2004 Thanks To Teachers

Apr. 23, 2004 Grapes on The Gridiron (Our Lady of the Wayside)

Apr. 29, 2004 Market Under Glass (Cleveland Food Bank)

May 1, 2004 Special Olympics Greater Cleveland Spring Games

May 8, 2004 National Association of Letter Carriers Food Drive

May 23, 2004 NAMI Walks For The Mind Of America (National Alliance for Mentally Ill-Metro Cleveland Chapter)

June 17, 2004 Tim Taylor Pro-Am Golf Invitational (Epilepsy Association of Northern Ohio)

June 27, 2004 Clean Air Challenge (American Lung Association on Northeast Ohio)

July 1-4, 1004 American Red Cross July 4th Blood Drives

July 19, 2004 Jimmy Malone Celebrity Golf Classic (Cleveland Scholarships Inc.)

July 29-Aug 1, 2004 International Children’s Games (in Cleveland)

August 9, 2004 Love Fore Dignity Tennis And Golf Event (National Council of Jewish Women Cleveland Chapter-Dignity Project)

Monetary donations to local charities

• Western Reserve Hospice • Sacred Heart Home • Shore Haven Lutheran Church • NAMI – Metro Cleveland • Cleveland Branch NAACP • Parma Charity Run • Cleveland Scholarship Program • Cleveland Foodbank • Boys & Girls Clubs

520769.02-D.C. Server 2A - MSW KDFW & KDFI, DALLAS/FT. WORTH, TX This report covers the time period September 1, 2003 – August 31, 2004 (except where otherwise specifically noted).

Local Newscasts and Key Stories

KDFW airs 43.5 hours of local news each week, at the following times:

Monday – Friday, 5 a.m. – 9 a.m. Monday – Friday, 12 p.m. – 12:30 p.m. Monday – Friday, 5 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Monday – Friday, 9 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. – 10 a.m. Saturday, 6 p.m. – 7 p.m. Saturday, 9 p.m. – 10 p.m. Sunday, 5:30 p.m. – 6 p.m. Sunday, 9 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. The station also airs 10.0 hours of local news repeats each week to offer its audience a flexible schedule for viewing the news.

KDFI airs a 15-minute newscast following every Texas Rangers and Dallas Stars telecast – there were a total of 97 such telecasts in 2003.

KDFW and KDFI maintain a strong commitment to local news that includes assigning reporters to specific community-based beats. The stations go beyond coverage of local and county governments to include neighborhood issues, local political candidates and topics, and stories important to the different minority communities, groups and organizations working in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. Although the news staff primarily works from the main office in downtown Dallas, the stations maintain a presence in local bureaus in the surrounding neighborhoods. The station employs a diverse staff of reporters and producers to better cover the many facets of this large market. Provided below is a brief summary of important local news issues that KDFW and KDFI have covered recently within their local news broadcasts:

* Community reaction to the firing of the Dallas police chief * State redistricting and special legislative session * Opening of Latino Cultural Center in Dallas * Increase in natural gas rates * Ft. Worth affordable housing programs

A list of KDFW's and KDFI's local interest news stories and consumer reports is attached hereto as Exhibit A.

Breaking News Updates

KDFW broke into and/or preempted regularly-scheduled programming hundreds of times during the period covered by this report in order to bring its viewers breaking news or disaster information. This coverage included extended reporting on severe weather, political news (such as President Reagan's funeral) and local crime news. In addition, each of KDFW and KDFI inserted amber alert and severe weather crawls into their programming at least 90 times in an effort to provide its viewers with vitally important missing persons and local weather updates as quickly as possible.

Public Affairs Programming

KDFW and KDFI each broadcast a half-hour weekly public affairs program called "Insights." The program is the oldest public affair show in Dallas/Ft. Worth. It addresses issues and topics of concern to the community – particularly communities of color within the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. Attached as Exhibit B hereto is a comprehensive list of the stories covered by "Insights" during the time period covered by this report.

In addition, both KDFW and KDFI air a variety of other local programming of interest to the viewers in Dallas/Ft. Worth. For example, KDFW has broadcast special programs relating to a local marathon, weather preparedness, and the anniversary of President Kennedy's assassination. KDFI produces and airs local Texas Rangers and Dallas Stars baseball and hockey games.

Political Coverage

KDFW and KDFI have devoted extensive time to coverage of political issues important to their viewers. During the time period covered by this report, for instance, KDFW has aired special coverage of zoning issues and development (including the new proposed Cowboys stadium), budgets and taxes, and the impact of population growth on local municipal services. Similarly, KDFI has provided coverage of the Dallas County sheriff's campaign. Both stations covered the Texas legislature's special session related to redistricting. In addition, for the two-week sample time period running September 13-27, 2004, KDFW aired approximately 200 minutes of local and national political coverage during its newscasts.

Public Service Announcements

KDFW and KDFI make their air-time throughout the broadcast day available to public service announcements for a variety of causes, such as:

* Susan G. Komen Foundation * Paws for the Cause (guide dogs) * V-Chip/Ratings * Rotary International * Make a Wish Foundation * Boy Scouts * ESRB (video game ratings) * Partnership for a Drug Free America

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For each of two sample weeks (January 12-19 and June 14-21, 2004), KDFI broadcast more than 175 minutes of public service announcements – all without charging any of the organizations or causes for the time. Similarly, for the sample week June 14-21, 2004, KDFW broadcast more than 27 minutes of public service announcements (it did not broadcast any during the week of January 12-19 because the station had just completed a six-week "Toys for Tots" initiative).

Participation in the Community

Both KDFW's and KDFI's on-air newscasters and behind-the-scenes employees have made a commitment to participate in the Dallas/Ft. Worth community. The stations' employees take part in a variety of events in and around Dallas/Ft. Worth, such as:

* Brighter Tomorrow (battered women's shelter) * Plano Balloon Festival * Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure * City of Garland Star Spangled Fourth Celebration * Dallas Summer Musical Guild

KDFW and KDFI constantly gather information about the needs and interests of the members of their community, both through meetings with special interest groups and community leaders. The stations also employ a community affairs director, who meets regularly with area groups and individuals.

A comprehensive list of the stations' participation in the community, and their communications with community groups and leaders, is attached as Exhibit C hereto.

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EXHIBIT A – Local News Stories

The following is a representative sample of important local stories produced between 9/1/03 – 8/31/04. In reviewing the 12-month period, KDFW averages a minimum of 4 hours per day of non-repetitive local news stories, including live weather, traffic and interview segments, which directly provide a service to the community. Examples of these news stories are (by month):

MAJOR NEWS

September 2003 Community & City reaction to the firing of Dallas Police Chief (multiple stories) Classes resume at El Centro Community College after flood City Ethics Committee investigates Mayor of Dallas New state laws take effect (various stories) Household chemical disposal program State Redistricting & Special Session – Interview with Governor of Texas Duty extended for military reservists Rising crime rate in Dallas (multiple stories on various neighborhoods) Opening of Latino Cultural Center in Dallas (multiple stories) Residents sue for right to pray at community center Plan for homeless center in Dallas (multiple stories) Community Credit Union Plano Balloon Festival (significant station involvement)

October 2003 Domestic Violence Awareness Month University of Texas at Arlington tuition increase Do Not Call list begins Fort Worth Police gang crackdown (multiple stories) State Redistricting Map Mansfield ISD boundary dispute (October 2003 continued) Dallas Hispanic AIDS day Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure (significant station involvement) Community Credit Union Plano Balloon Festival (significant station involvement) Child safety seat awareness for Spanish-speaking community Bachman Lake (Dallas) community clean-up Fire Department plan to change batteries on smoke detectors President Bush visits local church

November 2003 Dallas ISD Parent Fair Local election results Holiday ant-crime initiatives Ford Crown Victoria safety concerns 40th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy assassination University of Texas at Austin tuition increase Affirmative action carnival TXU natural gas rate increase Plano Independent School District approves early start to school year Effort to increase participants Big Brother Big Sister program Local Holiday parades Holiday gift and charity programs Marine Corps Toys for Tots Program (significant station involvement) Holiday support for families of troops overseas in Iraq & Afghanistan

December 2003 Holiday support for families of troops overseas in Iraq & Afghanistan Marine Corps Toys for Tots Program (significant station involvement) Programs to stop drunk driving during the holidays Elderly neglect awareness

Flu vaccine shortage Dallas police cars converted to natural gas Problems in state school finance plan Business development plan for South Dallas North Texas job outlook Local communities recognized as best places to live Coats for kids program Christmas Tree recycling

January 2004 New laws starting Jan 1. Tracking West Nile Virus Make A Wish child Airbag crash safety tests Dallas City Council passes resolution against Patriot Act Local cities develop plans to lure new Dallas Cowboys stadium (multiple stories) Impact of new immigration rules Search for new Dallas Police Chief Fort Worth affordable housing program Plans to build grocery store in downtown Dallas On going problems with state school finance program New pooper-scooper ordinance in Fort Worth Fort Worth Livestock Show & Rodeo Political Debate – Congressional candidates Sessions and Frost Comcast cable raising rates Program targeting crime at apartments in Dallas

February 2004 Fort Worth Church Expansion Senior Center groundbreaking

St. Phillips Academy school groundbreaking Proposals to build a new stadium for the Dallas Cowboys Fort Worth Litter Crackdown Racial Profiling New study on obesity and education Proper use of car seats Local veterans restore a Vietnam War-era helicopter. Rep. Joe Barton and a clean air plan New Exhibit at Nasher Sculpture Garden Statewide rise in infant mortality Ordinance preventing homeless from using shopping carts Black history month celebration Proposal for new performing arts center in Dallas Multi-million dollar private donation to Dallas Arts Magnet School Record growth in Collin County Latino home ownership increase SMU drops men's track program Increase in home foreclosures University of North Texas recognizes 50 years of court order desegregation

March 2004 State expands inspections for bird flu Better therapy & wound care for kids Parkland Hospital Burn Unit New guidelines in Fort Worth 911 & CPR Low enrollment at Dallas Independent School District All Girl's School Neighborhood protest after murder at Fort Worth group home Parking problems at Plano Independent School District High School Texas Theatre Future Garland install red light cameras

Slumping auto sales Dallas Police Department problems with the Ford Crown Victoria

April 2004 Third Special Legislative Session on School Finance Hairdressers help stop domestic violence Salvation Army Garage Sale Grand Prairie Wet/Dry alcohol sales vote Sewage Spill in Trinity River Frost/Sessions Campaign Ads Cabelas opening in Fort Worth Cross-dressing politician Irving Alcohol Sales Fort Worth Emergency Siren testing Parker County Sheriff's race Shaken Baby Billboard Tarrant County Livability Study Runoff Election coverage Neighborhood sidewalk repair - handicap access Special Session on Education finance Susan G. Komen grant recipient Fort Worth Shoe donation DeSoto sewage problem Parkland Hospital Oncology clinic wait CHIP program Fair Park Scholarship awarded

May 2004 Burleson handicapped student graduation Elderly prescription discount cards Milk and gas prices on rise

State bar investigates and disciplines lawyers 12th annual letter carrier food drive Fort Worth Identity theft on rise Black Panthers protest Dallas Police Department TXU electric fee increase Pick-up trucks and seat belt safety Fallen Patriot Fund helps marine Children donate bikes to needy 82-year-old graduates high school Best Buy gives computers to the Multiple Sclerosis Society Concrete barriers put on stretch of Plano highway Expansion of child tax credit

June 2004 Dallas facing water restrictions Meningitis scare at school Plano students in spelling bee Operation Kindness raising money for pets Fort Worth bike paths Wheelchair rescue Cedar Hill, FW, Arlington Flooding (2nd event of the month) Handicapped Van Stolen Fort Worth Water Garden drownings Flooding Parker, Hood, Tarrant Counties

July 2004 Transplant patients die from rabies Star-Spangled 4th of July celebrations in Garland (significant station involvement) International Adoptions Denton Voting Machines

Food Banks Empty Acorn Abandoned Housing Local Christians go on African missions Miller Family Reunion, 157th year Cancer Kids to camp Habitat for Humanity Homes Freedom March Fort Worth Homeless Plan Faith Based Health Clinic National Democratic Convention Major Flooding in several local communities and cities

August 2004 Teen launch Community Theater High School Football Player Dies from Heat Changes in School Lunch program Problems with Dallas Fire Rescue fill the boot program Kidney Disease among African-Americans Cowboys Stadium plan for Arlington Mold and water damage at Wilmer-Hutchins high school School supplies for homeless children Hispanic Wellness Fair Parking Meter Enforcement Back to School Supplies given out by Dallas Mayor Susan G. Komen partnership with Blockbuster Video Fort Worth War on Gangs Financial problems for Women's Museum Bishop T.D. Jakes neighborhood development Susan G. Komen Foundation Luncheon Religious Hall of Fame Fair Park Future

Arlington Town Hall meeting on Cowboys Stadium Poverty & Uninsured Wider Parking Spaces Wheelchair Hit-n-Run Paralyzed Runner

SPECIALTY NEWS (Consumer, Investigative and Medical Stories)

The FOX 4 News “News Projects Unit” produces specialized Consumer, Health/Medical and Investigative stories. Virtually all of these stories are local reporting specifically developed to provide service to the community. Many have won local, state and national awards.

Health/Medical stories air each day between 5am – 9am, and during the news at 5pm and 9pm. FOX 4 News airs an average of 35 minutes a week or 2 ½ hours a month of locally produced health/medical reports. Topics cover local medical breakthroughs (e.g. cancer research and treatment, transplant and separation surgery), public health alerts and emergencies (e.g. West Nile Virus, Flu outbreak, childhood immunizations) and individual stories of people in various communities building health/medical awareness (e.g. providing health care for indigents, the state insurance crisis, prenatal care, general fitness and healthy living).

Consumer stories air twice a week between 5am – 9am, and during the news at 5:30pm and 9pm. FOX 4 News airs on average 30 minutes a week or 2 hours a month locally produced consumer oriented news. These stories range from fraud alerts to product testing and money-saving advice.

Examples of stories:

FREE MONEY MONDAYS: helping community by giving back $$ they didn't know they had to the tune of 1/2 million bucks.

EBAY: showing folks how to make big bucks by cleaning out their garage.

GROCERY GAME: How a few clips with your scissors can save you big at the grocery store.

ADNOODLE: The perks you can take advantage of by becoming an advertising tool for companies.

RX DRUG CARDS: deep discounts on prescription drugs ... we'll show folks how to cut through the confusion of the new Medicare benefit program.

ENERGY BILLS: program offers cash to help you make your home more energy efficient.

Investigative stories air periodically throughout the year. These are long-form reports, many exceeding 5 minutes. These reports are all locally produced, extensively researched and reported and have a direct impact on the community. During the time period in question FOX 4 News aired more than 12 hours of investigative reporting. Several of these investigative reports won national, regional and local awards, including:

2004 RTNDA regional award winner (Investigative) - "Classroom Confidential"

2004 RTNDA National Murrow Award Winner (Investigative)"Classroom Confidential"

2004 National Press Club Award Winner - The Robert L. Kozik Award for Environmental Reporting, television and radio - "Dirty Water, Dirty Secrets"

2004 Texas Associated Press Broadcasters Award - "Dallas Taxi Cab"

2004 Texas Associated Press Broadcasters Award - "Washington Mutual"

2004 Texas Associated Press Broadcasters Award - "Dirty Water, Dirty Secrets"

2004 Katie Award (Dallas Press Club) – Carol Kneeland Award for Excellence in Broadcast Journalism, to Paul Adrian for “Dirty Water, Dirty Secrets”.

FRANCHISE STORIES

KDFW FOX 4 produces 5 unique segments each week (we call these stories Franchise Segments). These stories provide a direct link between viewers and our newsroom using either voice messaging or E-Mail. Each franchise segment offers viewers an opportunity to make their ideas, opinions, story suggestions, complaints and problems heard. Locally produced franchise stories:

Hometown Hero, Monday, FOX 4 News at 5:30pm. Stories focus on individual or groups that make a difference in the community through volunteer, outreach or some other charitable-type work.

What’s Buggin’ You?, Monday, FOX 4 News at 9pm, Tuesday, FOX 4 News at 530pm. Viewers call or write with neighborhood problems. Our reporter tries to fix the problem.

Street Squad: Tuesday, FOX 4 News at 9pm, Wednesday, FOX 4 News at 530pm. Problems on local roads and highways are identified and when possible corrected. Many of the ideas and tips come directly from viewers.

Deal or Dud: Wednesday, FOX 4 News at 9pm, Thursday, FOX 4 News at 530pm. Products are tested by viewers.

Whatever happened to…., Thursday, FOX 4 News at 9pm. Viewers call or write asking for updates on previously aired stories.

Viewers’ Voice: Friday, FOX 4 News at 5:30pm & 9pm. A “made for television letters to the editor segment” using calls and e-mails from viewers commenting on news from the past week and how we covered it.

(Note: all segments also rerun on Good Day at various times.)

GOOD DAY

Good Day – 22 hours a week of local news (Mon – Fri 5am – 9am & Sat. 8am – 10am). This includes local weather and traffic reports every 10 minutes between 5am and 8:20am. Weather continues through 9am. Viewers are provided with important information to start their day.

REGULAR GUESTS THAT APPEAR OR RECURRING CONSUMER INTEREST

Carter BloodCare - information about special blood drives and blood needs

Mark Davis - #1 local radio talk show host talks about what's in the news and what his listeners are saying.

Steve DeWolfe - local attorney answers emails from viewers regarding the law. Gives advice on how to navigate the legal system.

Dog of the Day - each Monday and Friday, local animal shelter brings in dog that needs to be adopted. We have a remarkable success rate at finding homes for these animals.

Leisa Hart – well-known national fitness expert, locally based, shows viewers how to work out, stay fit, and lose weight.

Glen Nichols - local garden expert answers phone calls on the air, reviews common gardening questions, offers tips.

Tell it to Tim - anchors airs phone calls/emails from viewers. Viewers sound off about anything that's on their mind concerning our news, our news personalities, programming, whatever they want.

Dexter Thomas - local financial advisor answers emails from viewers about credit problems, investing, and other personal finance subjects

Barry Wilson - local mechanic takes phone calls, answers car care and repair questions.

Karen Watts - Discount Dame - local expert tips off consumers to great buys at different stores around North Texas

Chris Wallace - Fox News Channel host talks politics

Ed Wallace - local car critic reviews new cars/models

Examples of locally produced segments on Good Day that have provided service to the community:

Football Friday - each week during football season we visit a local high school before the big game. Features cheerleaders, band, drill team, and players.

Ephedra ban - local physician talks about ban of popular weight loss supplement Ephedra, health effects, etc.

Mansfield High School Cheerleaders - local high school squad wins first place in national cheerleading competition. We recognized them and they perform live on the show.

DISD Scholars - we recognize some of the outstanding students in the Dallas Public Schools.

Terry Ford/Veterinarian - advice for pet owners about dangerous foods for your pets.

Career advice for getting back on track if you are fired, laid off, or if your business venture has failed.

The Rt. Rev. David Roseberry - Episcopal priest talks about the gay priest issue in the Episcopal Church.

Local African American leaders explain how and why they’re leading a boycott of Nike. They believe a Nike ad featuring Bernie Mac is disrespectful to African American churches.

Lynette Khalfani - African American woman gives money advice targeted especially for African American women.

Arlington General Motors Plant - live report from one of area's largest employers on 50th anniversary of plant.

Spokesman for DART talks about 20th anniversary of public transportation entity in Dallas

Women's Bowling Association - Bowl for the Cure Komen related event.

Fort Worth Livestock Show and Rodeo - live report from big local event

Kenny Smith - Postal Inspector warns consumers about 5 biggest fraud schemes through the mail.

Military Salute to the Community - Naval Air Station JRB Fort Worth Air Show

Live from Ft Worth Zoo - #1 family destination in North Texas shows off new exhibit

Live from Dallas Blooms - big local spring festival of flowers at local arboretum. Information for viewers about when/where to attend

Severe Weather Shelter - Weathercaster Maria Sotolongo shows us some of the latest shelters you can put in your home to protect your family from tornadoes and such

Potter's House Choir - choir from one of the area's largest African- American churches sings and motivates viewers

KDFI’s local news provides community service through severe weather updates, news investigations, and more. The following is a representative sample of important local stories produced between 9/1/03 – 8/31/04. Examples of these news stories are (by month):

September 2003 Community & City reaction to the firing of Dallas Police Chief Classes resume at El Centro Community College after flood City Ethics Committee investigates Mayor of Dallas New state laws take effect Household chemical disposal program Duty extended for military reservists Rising crime rate in Dallas Opening of Latino Cultural Center in Dallas Residents sue for right to pray at community center Plan for homeless center in Dallas Community Credit Union Plano Balloon Festival (significant station involvement)

October 2003 Domestic Violence Awareness Month University of Texas at Arlington tuition increase Do Not Call list begins Fort Worth Police gang crackdown State Redistricting Map Mansfield ISD boundary dispute Dallas Hispanic AIDS day Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure (significant station involvement) Community Credit Union Plano Balloon Festival (significant station involvement) Child safety seat awareness for Spanish-speaking community Bachman Lake (Dallas) community clean-up Fire Department plan to change batteries on smoke detectors

President Bush visits local church

November 2003 Dallas ISD Parent Fair Local election results Holiday ant-crime initiatives Ford Crown Victoria safety concerns 40th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy assassination University of Texas at Austin tuition increase Affirmative action carnival TXU natural gas rate increase Plano Independent School District approves early start to school year Effort to increase participants Big Brother Big Sister program Local Holiday parades Holiday gift and charity programs Marine Corps Toys for Tots Program (significant station involvement) Holiday support for families of troops overseas in Iraq & Afghanistan

December 2003 Holiday support for families of troops overseas in Iraq & Afghanistan Marine Corps Toys for Tots Program (significant station involvement) Programs to stop drunk driving during the holidays Elderly neglect awareness Flu vaccine shortage Dallas police cars converted to natural gas Problems in state school finance plan Business development plan for South Dallas North Texas job outlook Local communities recognized as best places to live Coats for kids program Christmas Tree recycling

January 2004 New laws starting Jan 1. Tracking West Nile Virus Make A Wish child Airbag crash safety tests Dallas City Council passes resolution against Patriot Act Local cities develop plans to lure new Dallas Cowboys stadium Impact of new immigration rules Search for new Dallas Police Chief Fort Worth affordable housing program Plans to build grocery store in downtown Dallas On going problems with state school finance program New pooper-scooper ordinance in Fort Worth Fort Worth Livestock Show & Rodeo Comcast cable raising rates Program targeting crime at apartments in Dallas

February 2004 Fort Worth Church Expansion Senior Center groundbreaking St. Phillips Academy school groundbreaking Proposals to build a new stadium for the Dallas Cowboys Fort Worth Litter Crackdown Racial Profiling New study on obesity and education Proper use of car seats Local veterans restore a Vietnam War-era helicopter. Rep. Joe Barton and a clean air plan New Exhibit at Nasher Sculpture Garden Statewide rise in infant mortality

Ordinance preventing homeless from using shopping carts Black history month celebration Proposal for new performing arts center in Dallas Multi-million dollar private donation to Dallas Arts Magnet School Record growth in Collin County Latino home ownership increase SMU drops men's track program Increase in home foreclosures University of North Texas recognizes 50 years of court order desegregation

March 2004 State expands inspections for bird flu Better therapy & wound care for kids Parkland Hospital Burn Unit New guidelines in Fort Worth 911 & CPR Low enrollment at Dallas Independent School District All Girl's School Neighborhood protest after murder at Fort Worth group home Parking problems at Plano Independent School District High School Texas Theatre Future Garland install red light cameras Slumping auto sales Dallas Police Department problems with the Ford Crown Victoria

April 2004 Third Special Legislative Session on School Finance Hairdressers help stop domestic violence Salvation Army Garage Sale Grand Prairie Wet/Dry alcohol sales vote Sewage Spill in Trinity River Frost/Sessions Campaign Ads

Cabelas opening in Fort Worth Cross-dressing politician Irving Alcohol Sales Fort Worth Emergency Siren testing Parker County Sheriff's race Shaken Baby Billboard Tarrant County Livability Study Runoff Election coverage Neighborhood sidewalk repair - handicap access Special Session on Education finance Susan G. Komen grant recipient Fort Worth Shoe donation DeSoto sewage problem Parkland Hospital Oncology clinic wait CHIP program Fair Park Scholarship awarded

May 2004 Burleson handicapped student graduation Elderly prescription discount cards Milk and gas prices on rise State bar investigates and disciplines lawyers 12th annual letter carrier food drive Fort Worth Identity theft on rise Black Panthers protest Dallas Police Department TXU electric fee increase Pick-up trucks and seat belt safety Fallen Patriot Fund helps marine Children donate bikes to needy 82-year-old graduates high school Best Buy gives computers to the Multiple Sclerosis Society

Concrete barriers put on stretch of Plano highway Expansion of child tax credit

June 2004 Dallas facing water restrictions Meningitis scare at school Plano students in spelling bee Operation Kindness raising money for pets Fort Worth bike paths Wheelchair rescue Cedar Hill, FW, Arlington Flooding (2nd event of the month) Handicapped Van Stolen Fort Worth Water Garden drownings Flooding Parker, Hood, Tarrant Counties

July 2004 Transplant patients die from rabies Star-Spangled 4th of July celebrations in Garland (significant station involvement) International Adoptions Denton Voting Machines Food Banks Empty Acorn Abandoned Housing Local Christians go on African missions Miller Family Reunion, 157th year Cancer Kids to camp Habitat for Humanity Homes Freedom March Fort Worth Homeless Plan Faith Based Health Clinic National Democratic Convention

Major Flooding in several local communities and cities

August 2004 Teen launch Community Theater High School Football Player Dies from Heat Changes in School Lunch program Problems with Dallas Fire Rescue fill the boot program Kidney Disease among African-Americans Cowboys Stadium plan for Arlington Mold and water damage at Wilmer-Hutchins high school School supplies for homeless children Hispanic Wellness Fair Parking Meter Enforcement Back to School Supplies given out by Dallas Mayor Susan G. Komen partnership with Blockbuster Video Fort Worth War on Gangs Financial problems for Women's Museum Bishop T.D. Jakes neighborhood development Susan G. Komen Foundation Luncheon Religious Hall of Fame Fair Park Future Arlington Town Hall meeting on Cowboys Stadium Poverty & Uninsured Wider Parking Spaces Wheelchair Hit-n-Run Paralyzed Runner

EXHIBIT B – Public Affairs Programming

Following are stories covered by "Insight" during the last year:

September 7, 2003- DALLAS FIRES CITY’S FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN POLICE CHIEF Racial issues arose surround the firing of Chief Terrell Bolton. There were protests, public racial slurs, demonstrations and much discontent. We had in studio Joyce Foreman, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference as she apologized to Jesse Diaz, President of the League of United Latin Americans for a racial slur against Hispanics that one of her protestors had written on his sign. The firing followed much discontent by Mayor Laura Miller and pressure on Dallas City Manager Ted Benevides to alleviate some of the major problems and controversy in the Dallas Police Department.

September 14, 2003 - FOX TEENS TALKING This was the fourth and final installment in a series of programs which gave area teens a public platform to address issues of importance to them. Each show focused on a different topic including Today’s Drug Use Among Teens, Communalization Problems with Parents, Safe and Wise Dating and Education.

September 21, 2003 - LATINO CULTURAL CENTER (Hispanic Heritage Month) After many years of fundraising, the Latino Cultural Center finally opened. In a city of nearly, 3-million people, Latinos make up about 1/3 of the population of Dallas. This center will showcase the very vibrant culture of the Latino community. Also, the Anita Martinez Ballet Folklorico performed. This was one of the first groups to appear on stage at the Latino Cultural Center.

UNIVERSOUL CIRCUS A feature segment about the only African American owned and operated circus in the world. The circus is based out of Atlanta, Georgia and features Dallas’ own comedian, Shucky Ducky as ringmaster.

CLEARSHAVE One of the most annoying health issues facing African American men is razor bumps. Noted dermatologist, Dr. Vergie Bright Ellington demonstrates a new product for African American men to help ease the pain, and infection, that is sometimes caused by shaving.

September 28, 2003 - AMACHI PROGRAM The Amachi program is a new outreach effort by Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Dallas. It is designed to assist children whose parents are incarcerated. Mentors assist with visitations to see their parents in prison and other issues these children face. Several churches picked up the torch and became mentors for these children as well.

HISPANIC MILITARY WOMEN (Hispanic Heritage Month) In celebration of Hispanic Heritage month, Insights saluted the highest ranking Hispanic woman in U.S. military History, Retired Army Lieutenant Colonel Consuelo Castillo Kickbusch. Lt. Col. Kickbusch Grew up in the barrios of Laredo, Texas in very poor circumstances. She was reared by parents who could not read or write but who encouraged her to keep going…and she did.

October 5, 2003 - ALLERGIES Story by FOX 4’s medical reporter, John Hammarley, about fall Allergies and why they are worst in the metroplex than other cities.

CELEBRATING LIFE FOUNDATION This was another segment for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Sylvia Dunnavant, author and photographer of the award Winning book, “Celebrating Life” delivered information about Breast cancer and detection for African American women specifically. Also, she talked about her fundraiser walk to generate funds for breast cancer research.

MAGIC JOHNSON AND ST. PHILIPS SCHOOL The one and only basketball superstar and multi-million dollar entrepreneur makes a special appearance at St. Philips School in South Dallas for a fundraiser. St. Philips is a high energy, private school for low income children who need scholarships to attend.

October 12, 2003 - SUSAN G. KOMEN FOX 4 is the exclusive media sponsor for the Susan G. Komen-Dallas Race for the Cure run. Our entire program was dedicated to information about breast cancer awareness. We featured Dr. Kimberly Udell who demonstrated how to do a breast self-exam and an interview with Nancy Brinker, the founder of the organization and her sister, Susan G. Koman who suffered with breast cancer. Also, we featured the stories of many survivors, including a man, who fought breast cancer and won.

October 19, 2003 - QUINCY CARTER FOX 4 sports reporter/anchor, Nita Wiggins, sat down for a talk with Quincy Carter, the first African American Quarterback for the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys team. He talked about his career and personal contributions to the community.

DELORIS JORDAN Interview with Deloris Jordan, the eldest sister of the world-renowned basketball legend, Michael Jordan. In her new book, “In My Family’s

Shadow”, Deloris talks about the sexual and mental abuse she suffered at the hands of her father and her estrangement from the Jordan family, including Michael, for writing this book.

JANI-KING One of the largest Hispanic owned franchised businesses is located right here in the metroplex. It is a commercial cleaning service called Jani-King. It was created by businessman Jerry Crawford. The company employees thousands of people, especially Hispanic people who are trained and encouraged to become franchise owners themselves.

October 26, 2003 - KIDNEY DONATION Betty Culbreath, director of the Dallas County Health and Human Services Department, discovered that she needed a kidney. She used the opportunity to publicly bring attention to the need for organ donation. We interviewed Betty as well as Pam Sylvestri with the Southwest Alliance of Organ Donors.

November 2, 2003 - PATERNITY FIGHT This was an amazing story to which men throughout the community responded. It is the story of Belinda Gaston and her husband, R.G. R.G. has paid child support for more than 11 years to a woman who says that he is the father of her child. A DNA test revealed that R.G. is not the father, but the State of Texas refuses to legally let him out of his child support agreement. So, he continued to pay child support and legal fees for a very lengthy court battle.

November 9, 2003 - MEMORY HOUSE This was a feature story about television personality and former Dallasite, Leeza Gibbons and her efforts to start Memory Houses around the country. Memory Houses are clearing houses for information and help for families who are caring for someone with Alheizmers. Leeza’s mom suffers from the disease.

ALHEIZMERS ASSOCIATION OF GREATER DALLAS We followed the story about Memory House with Libba Watson, a representation from the local Alheizmers organization here in Dallas to talk about what’s new with the disease and the services that are offered in our area.

CT’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY Interview with FOX 4 anchorwoman, Clarice Tinsley, who has been on the anchor desk for 25 years. She talked about her love for the business and her personal commitment to the community.

November 16, 2003 - GOSPEL EXPLOSION What is it about Gospel Music that has exploded in the music world? Artists such as Yolanda Adams, Donnie McClurkin and many more are played almost

as much on R&B radio stations as religious stations. We assembled a panel of musical experts including Willie Mae McIver, Program Director of the National radio show, “Rejoice”, Antonio Johnson, Gospel DJ, and Warren Brooks, program director of the leading gospel radio station in town, KHVN. They talked about the rapid interest in gospel music as a way for many to deal with the stress of today’s issues and as a way to guide those who have renewed their faith in God.

November 23, 2003 - DELLA REESE AND DIABETES Actress and entertainer, Della Reese talks about her battle with type 2 diabetes and how she changed her lifestyle to become healthier. She has developed a new motivational project to help others to do the same.

CHEF CASSONDRA Continuing our health theme, Chef Cassondra stopped by to talk about how to prepare traditional dishes in healthier ways. She prepared a low fat version of an old favorite, black-eyed peas. She used turkey and lots of spices rather than the traditional pork fat.

TEXAS SPORTS HALL OF FAME Interview with Everson Walls, former Dallas Cowboy football player, who was honored an inductee this year.

November 30, 2003 - ATKINS DIET What’s all the hoopla about low-car diets? A look at the Atkins diet, how it works and who will best benefit.

CELL PHONES Thinking of changing cell phones? Interesting story about a program that refurbishes and recycles cell phones to be forwarded to third world countries.

ELECTRONIC GURU Matt Welsh, the electronic guru, joined us for a segment on the latest in high tech gadgets including cameras, computers, etc.

HISPANIC INVESTMENT WEBSITE Julie Stav joined us to talk about www.midinero.com. It is a new website, in Spanish and English, to help Hispanic persons learn more about financial investments. Julie is a financial consultant who helped to establish the website.

MARINE CORP TOYS FOR TOTS For the first time, FOX 4 and KDFI 27 are the official sponsors for the Marine Corp Toys for Tots Program. Retired General Gossell and

Major Courtaway of the Marine Corp talked about the generous gifts of toys made by the program and how parents in need of toys might obtain them. Also, information was given for those who want to donate.

December 7, 2003 - FLU STORY – We are at the height of flu season. Dallas County Health Department officials talk about how to protect yourself and our family against the flu.

KOBE BRYANT NBA Laker star Kobe Bryant is in Dallas to play against the Mavericks. A few of the comments he made regarding charges of an alleged rape against a female hotel employee in Utah.

POWER PAGES Entrepreneur, Hattie Kelly, owner of a new newspaper called, “Power Pages” in McKinney, Texas talks about how she started and what it takes to be successful. Power Pages is a specialty Christian newspaper.

MARINE CORP TOYS FOR TOTS Another interview with Marines about this station sponsored project. We talked about how our viewers could contribute and benefit.

December 21, 2003 - INSIGHTS HOLIDAY SHOW A half hour of inspirational holiday music by Singer Gale Levon and Quick gift ideas including wine from an African American winery, dolls and artwork.

December 28, 2003 – Repeat of show from 10/19/03

January 4, 2004- Repeat of show from 4/13/2003)

OBESITY AND CHILDREN A report about obesity and children. The bottom line seemed to be that kids need more exercise.

TED BOOZER, THE TAXMAN A regular contributor to the show, Ted Boozer, a financial consultant talks about how to begin preparing now for your April tax return. He talked about new deductions this year and changes in the tax laws.

January 11, 2004 - KIM FIELDS Kim talked about how important it is to diversify your skills as an actress to remain viable in the business. She is now doing stage plays and recording spoken word poetry.

WESTSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH What’s behind the mega-church craze? Story about an African American church in Lake Dallas that is planning to build one of the areas largest churches to accommodate its growing membership.

January 18, 2004 - HIV-AIDS/30 MINUTE TEST Our show host, Shaun Rabb, reports on a new and fast HIV test. His Report talks about the importance and ease with which everyone can now be tested. He takes the test himself.

BARBERSHOP AND BLOOD TESTS A new program sponsored by the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School trains barbers who work at African American barbershops to test their clients for high blood pressure. If they find that it is high, they encourage their clients to get to a doctor fast for help. African American men are more likely to suffer from hypertension than many other ethnic groups. This is a model program. If it proves beneficial, it will be implements in many barbershops across the country.

AJ Clarice Tinsley in her series, “Hometown Heroes” tells the tale of AJ, a man who cuts hair for the homeless. AJ was homeless himself once and knows what an esteem booster it is to look good despite the fact that you’re homeless.

MULTI-CADDY Demo by award winning artist turned entrepreneur and inventor Nathan Jones. He invented a product that benefits golfers.

PF CHANGS Insights celebrates the Chinese New Year with delicacies from the PF Chang Chinese restaurant. The chef talks about traditional foods eaten during celebrations for the New Year.

January 25, 2004 - NIKE PROTEST County Commissioner, John Wiley Price, and local ministers join together to protest the Nike TV commercial featuring Lebron James and Bernie Mac. They sent a letter to Nike saying that the commercial is offensive to African Americans and they would like to have it removed from air.

PRAIRIE VIEW PROTEST Should students at Prairie View A&M be allowed to vote? The County says the students are not residents and may register and vote. The students say not so. They are residents because they live there while going to school. They took to the streets and protested charging racial discrimination of students at the predominantly African American School.

GIRL SCOUTS January is Girl Scout cookie time. We invited Girl Scouts to the studio to talk about the cookie drive, its history and how it benefits the Girl Scouts.

February 1, 2004 - QUINCY CARTER Sports Anchor/Reporter, Nita Wiggins special video report on Dallas Cowboy quarterback, Quincy Carter, and how he spends his off-season working public service projects for children.

SPIRIT OF HARLEM A snapshot view of the new book, “Spirit of Harlem” by Craig Marberry and Michael Cunningham. The book captures the flavor of the new Harlem, New York through the stories of the people who work and live there.

MONTEL WILLIAMS Moving interview with talk show host, Montel Williams, who talks about his battle with Multiple Sclerosis in his new book, “Climbing Higher”.

TAXMAN The Taxman, Ted Boozer, talks about a potential audit of people in the service industry. He recommends ways to keep appropriate “tip” records should an audit occur.

February 8, 2004 - INSIGHTS VALENTINE’S DAY SHOW Light and enjoyable show featuring inspiration music by new singer Knagui, actress Scheryl lee Ralph on her upcoming Jamerican Film Festival and our local Juneteenth Film Festival. Also, we reviewed the movie “Barbershop 2” with our movie critic, Hollywood Hernandez.

February 15, 2004 - UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS – HISTORICAL GRADS Feature about outstanding graduates of UNT as the schools celebrates its 50th Anniversary.

OPTOMISTIC ECONOMY A packaged report on the economy in Dallas and how it is springing back as new companies decide to relocate here. This will create more jobs and give the housing and retail economy a big boost.

CITY OF DALLAS TRUST FUND Interview with Leo Barron Hicks, manager of the trust fund, who says that there is money available for entrepreneurial ventures in depressed South Dallas areas. The new businesses will improve the quality of the neighborhoods.

AUTOMATIC MILLIONAIRE David Bach, author of “The Automatic Millionaire” talks about his one step plan to becoming a millionaire. He talks about saving, investing and savvy ways to handle your money.

GREGG JOHNSON OLYMPIC HOPEFUL Gregg Johnson, a young teacher in Carrollton, Texas, is trying for a spot on the 2004 Olympic track team going to Athens, Greece. Nice story about how he is preparing and about the support from his students and family.

DEF POETRY Russell Simmons, Def Poetry Jam, took off on cable television and now he has taken the show on the road. We interviewed a couple of poets from the show about the growing interest in spoken word.

February 22, 2004 - ARTS MAGNET GIFT Dallas Philanthropist, Nancy Hamon, donated more than a million dollars to the Booker T. Washington Arts Magnet High School in Dallas to help build a new building for the students. This is thought to be the largest private donation ever to a public school in Texas.

NOT A DAY GOES BY The book, “Not a Day Goes By” by E. Lynne Harris is turned into a stage play featuring American Idol finalist, Trenyce and actress Jackee Harree. Both joined us to talk about their roles and the success of the play.

ROCKMON DUNBAR Actor, Rockmon Dunbar, hosts workshop for students at the Booker T. Washington Arts Magnet High School. He talked to us about the importance of working with students and his series, “Soul Food”.

February 29, 2004 - OPEN MY EYES, OPEN MY SOUL Interview with Yolanda King, daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and co-author of the book, “Open My Eyes, Open My Soul” along with Elodia Tate. They look at how the world and the civil rights movement has and is changing through the eyes of many people, some famous, some not.

EBONY FASHION FAIR A discussion with representatives of the Links, Inc. Fort worth about their upcoming fundraiser, The Ebony Fashion Fair. Also, we discussed the educational ventures for children that will be funded with the proceeds.

ALBERTSON’S AND NUTRITION Interview and food demo with a nutritionist from Albertson's Food store about health foods for children who are facing obesity problem. Children and obesity has become a national health issue.

NORTH TEXAS IRISH FESTIVAL Details about all of the fun coming up at the North Texas Irish Festival. This year’s festival salutes Irish women. Michael Harris was on hand to sing traditional Irish songs.

March 7, 2004 - FROM THE HOOD TO DOING GOOD Interview with millionaire Johnny Wimbrey, author of “From the Hood to Doing Good” as he tells his amazing story from dealing drugs as a teen to turning his life around at the funeral of a friend to becoming a very successful insurance manager. Now he owns a multi-million dollar internet business and is a sought after motivational speaker.

March 14, 2004 - Repeat of program from 1/18/04

March 21- VICKIE WINANS Interview with Stellar Award winning singer, Vickie Winans about her new play and her solo singing career.

DINING OUT DALLAS A chef demos a meal to talk about the Dining Out In Dallas event that benefits the Neurofibromatosis Society. On this evening, fine dining establishments throughout the area save one table for the fundraiser with a very special dinner presentation for the patron who buys it.

DALLAS BLACK DANCE THEATER The Dallas Black Dance Theater celebrates 26 hears of continuous service and entertainment in the Metroplex. Interview with Chief Choreographer for the group and a performance.

MULTIPLE SCLOROSIS Interview with representatives from the MS Society about their upcoming walk for MS.

March 28, 2004 - MISSING HEADSTONE A citizen discovers a headstone in a field which apparently belongs to a Veteran. Being a veteran himself, he solicited the help of FOX 4 news to locate the gravesite and have the stone rightfully placed.

BLACK MARRIAGE DAY This Sunday marks the celebration of the Second Annual Black Marriage Day, the day dedicated to understanding and recommitting to marriage. St. Luke United Methodist Church hosted the day’s events in Dallas.

April 4, 2004 - CARBOHYDRATES A special medical report about cutting back too far on carbs. Doing so could be detriment to your health.

OJEDA DEATH A daughter in law of the well-known Hispanic Family, the Ojedas, is killed mysteriously while on an afternoon walk with her husband. Profile of the family and its successful restaurant franchise.

TAXMAN Ted Boozer, The Taxman, joins us for some last minute tax tips and overlooked deductions as we prepare for Tax Day, April 15th.

AMBUSH MAKEOVERS Interview with William Wattley, the zany host of the FOX program, “Ambush Makeovers”. He talked about the show and tips women need to know to be more beautiful.

RJ HELTON Interview and performance by this American Idol finalist who is now recording inspiration music.

CRIME FAIR Interview with representatives of the Duncanville Police Department about their crime fair to make citizens more aware of their surroundings and how to spot and report crime.

April 11, 2004 - AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN AND HIV African American women lead the nation when it comes to new cases of HIV and AIDS. We talked with a woman whose family has AIDS. A therapist talks about how to deal with it and a representative from the Dallas County Health Department talk about testing.

HOW TO FIND AND FINANCE A HOME Discussion with realtor Greta Turner-Burton and Mortagor, Sheila Gillory about what to do and what not to do when looking for a new home and how to finance it.

PROM DRESS PROJECT Young ladies who cannot afford a prom dress are given one of her choice including shoes and accessories thanks to the prom dress project. Kim Peters started the project several years ago.

GIRLS, INCORPORATED Interview segment featuring Girls, Inc. Executive Director, Ruth Thomas and several young ladies who are benefiting from the program.

ERYKAH BADU PROJECT Grammy Award winning singer, Erykah Badu joins us to talk about her musical benefit for Beautiful Love Incorporated. BLI is a non-profit development organization. The focus is to provide performing arts opportunities for inner city youth.

April 18, 2004 - CARDIO KICK BOXING Interview with kickboxing champion Ken Sikes, who has developed a tape for people who like this form of exercise.

AIN’T MISBEHAVIN Interview and performance with cast members from this musical stage show celebrating the life and music of the late Bluesman, Fats Waller.

SOUTHFAIR Interview with the director of South Fair that helps place low-income people in reasonably priced housing in South Dallas.

WILLIS JOHNSON GOLF TOURNAMENT Interview with Willis Johnson, a 25-year radio veteran with K-104 about his golf tournament that benefits Paul Quinn College.

April 25, 2004 - HAPPY CINCO DE MAYO This special edition of Insights celebrates Cinco de Mayo, a big holiday for the Hispanic Community. We featured performances by Mariachi singers, an Hispanic artist and a marketing expert who talks about the rapidly rowing Hispanic population in Texas and throughout the U.S.

May 2, 2004 - JUNIOR COLLEGES The importance of Jr. Colleges and how they serve as a viable alternative to four-year universities. Also, we discussed the upcoming bond election that will expand the Dallas County Community College system.

MONEY FOR SCHOOL Interview with Brenda Thomas, author of “The Scholarship Book 2003”. She worked with her children to win thousands of dollars in scholarship money. In the book, she talks about how they did it and offers tips for others to try.

May 9, 2004 - GEORGE FRASER Interview with George Fraser, author of “Success Runs in Our Race”. He talks about the importance of African Americans learning to network and make connections work in our professional and personal lives.

CHARLEY PRIDE Interview with one of the most honored country singers in the world, Charley Pride. He talks about his career and performed a song.

May 16, 2004 - NEW DALLAS POLICE CHIEF Story about the newly hired Dallas Police Chief, David Kunkle. He follows former chief Terrell Bolton who was fired in a whirlwind of controversy last year.

EARL GRAVES Interview with Black Enterprise publisher Earl Graves who hosted his Black Enterprise Entrepreneurial conference here in Dallas.

ALESANDRO SANZ Interview with this international Latin singer who performed in the Dallas area. He talked with FOX 4’s Maria Sotolongo about his career and why he insists on singing bilingually to accommodate all his fans.

May 23, 2004 - BROWN VS. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 2004 marks the 50th Anniversary of the historic decision which legally brought an end to desegregation in public schools.

JANET LANGHART COHEN Interview with Janet Langhart, a former television anchor, Pentagon Correspondent and now author of her biography, “From Rage to Reason”. She talked about the racism and prejudices she faced as an African American girl and woman growing up and working her way through the world of television news and government.

BLACK IMAGES BOOK BAZARRE Interview with Emmy Rogers and Ashira, owners of Black Images Book Bazarre which has become a fixture for literature in the African American community. Because larger stores are selling books At better prices, business is down and the store is in danger of closing. Talked with them about the business of books and the benefit planned by several book clubs to keep the store from closing.

BLACK RODEO The Bill Picket invitational Rodeo rides into Dallas’ Fair Park next weekend. We talked with two cowboys in the competition about the sport of rodeo and the role of real cowboys today.

May 30, 2004 - ARMSTRONG WILLIAMS Conversation with African American Conservative Republican columnist and radio commentator, Armstrong Williams. Williams expressed his views on

Iraq, the economy, education of young boys and the upcoming Presidential election.

June 6, 2004 - BARBERSHOP AND BLOOD TESTS (Repeat) A new program sponsored by the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School trains barbers who work at African American barbershops to test their clients for high blood pressure. If they find that it is high, they encourage their clients to get to a doctor fast for help. African American men are more likely to suffer from hypertension than many other ethnic groups. This is a model program. If it proves beneficial, it will be implements in many barbershops across the country.

PARKLAND ME’S HEALTH FAIR Parkland hospital hosts a health fair just for men. We talked about some of the health issues men face such as hypertension, prostate cancer, heart disease, etc. Guest included a doctor and a representative from Parkland hospital administration.

METHODIST HOSPITAL MEN’S PROSTATE SCREENING A project by the hospital that offers free testing to men for prostate cancer. They have actually detected cancer early on in hundreds of men saving their lives.

TED BENEVIDES Dallas City Manager, Ted Benevides, resigns amid controversy. Benevides was Dallas’ first Hispanic City Manger. He will leave his city office this fall.

June 13, 204 - JUNETEENTH – FATHERS DAY We dedicated much of this show to the Juneteenth holiday. June 19, 1865 was the date that slaves in Texas received word of their freedom. Brooks Fitch, president of the Freedman’s Foundation joined us to talk about the Freedman’s memorial Park in Dallas. Also, in honor of Father’s Day, we featured chefs from the Real Men Cook project. RMC is a national project that happens each Fathers Day. Men don the aprons and prepare meals which are served family style to theirs and other families.

LA LUPE Preview of a musical at the Latino Cultural Center saluting the life of a famous Latino singer, La Lupe.

RONALD REAGAN A brief piece about the life of former President Ronald Reagan and his memorial services. Reagan died suffering for many years with Alzheimer’s disease.

June 20, 2004 - BRENDA THOMAS Author of the book, “Fourplay” and former sports publicist, Brenda Thomas talks about the upcoming rape trial of NBA player, Kobe Bryant. She looks at the pressure professional athletes face from women and how they must make some crucial decisions.

SMOKEY ROBINSON Singer Smokey Robinson has a new tune in the form of gumbo red beans and rice. He is now packaging frozen foods. He talked with us about his product and about his outreach program, which targets gang members and encourages them to take responsibility for their lives.

BOW WOW Satellite interview with rapper, Bow Wow about his Hawaiian Punch contest. The winner gets to go on the road with Bow Wow.

ROBERT SHANKLIN BENEFIT Interview with the widow of Robert Shanklin and a couple of his old football team mates from the University of North Texas. Shanklin died during his 40s of prostate cancer. The benefit and golf tournament raises money for prostate cancer research and scholarships at UNT.

June 27, 2004 - SPOKES FOR FOLKS A story about high school students who repair and donate bicycles to children whose families cannot afford one for their children.

PATTI LABELLE ON DIABETES Singer Patti Labelle, a diabetic, is spokesperson for a program sponsored by Glucerna which encourages diabetes testing and collects stories by diabetics that will be shared.

ROMARE BEARDEN EXHIBIT A discussion about the much talked about exhibit that is now being featured at the Dallas Museum of Art. The famous trumpet player Branford Marsalis wrote and produced a new CD as a tribute to Bearden. He says the CD was inspired by his work.

STAR SPANGLED FOURTH FOX 4 and KDFI 27 are the proud sponsors of Garland’s Star Spangled Fourth. One of the featured attractions this year is the motorcycle ride. We talked with a representative of the Garland Fire Department and a Harley Davidson bike enthusiast about the ride and the children of Garland that the funds will benefit. Also, we told our viewers about all of the other happenings there for the holiday weekend.

July 4, 2004 - LEE BILAL Dallas’ first African American police officer is in the middle of a showdown with the city. City inspectors say that a building he owns does not meet city codes and should be vacated. The Dallas Black Firefighters came to his aid and helped to clean out the building. It should soon meet building codes. We talked, too, about Bilal's contributions to the city while serving as a police officer during the 50s. (Pkg and Inv)

ANDREA RIDEOUT Home improvement tipster, Andrea Rideout shares her secrets about how strip and refinish furniture.

PATRICK OBINABO Chef Patrick Obinabo of Kalahari foods shares his secrets for barbecue as we celebrate this holiday weekend.

TRINI TRIGGS Country western singer salutes Independence Day with a special patriotic country song.

STAR SPANGLED FOURTH A quick reminder for our viewers about events at Garland’s Star Spangled Fourth. This event is sponsored by FOX 4 and KDFI 27.

July 11, 2004 - Repeat of show from 5/30/04

July 18, 2004 - MIKE MOSES Dallas School Superintendent Mike Moses announces that he is leaving after successful leading the district for many years. He sites personal and family reasons for stepping down. Interview.

LATINO MUSIC PROJECT “Don’t Mess with Music” is a new project sponsored by the Texas Music Project. It is a non-profit organization that produces CD’s by famous Texas Latino artists. The money is used to fund ailing music programs in Public schools around the state. Music programs is one area that was cut from many school curriculums due to budget cuts.

HISPANIC VOTERS A story about how Hispanic voters are being courted because of the important role their votes will play in selecting the next President of the United States. A look at how each party is trying to woo the Hispanic vote.

MILLER FAMILY REUNION Interview with historian, Donald Payton and descendents of the Miller family. The Miller family was one of the first to settle in Dallas County. Each year they meet in reunion and share historical stories and information.

July 25, 2004- DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION PREVIEW We invited a panel of delegates who will be attending the Democratic National Convention including State Legislator Yvonne Davis, State Senator Royce West and State Representative Terri Hodge. Each believed that Senator John Kerry’s stand on issues such as Iraq, a national health care program and education will bring him big votes in November.

August 1, 2004- TEXAS DELEGATION – BAD WRAP The Democratic National Convention Texas delegates say they got a bad wrap when a Boston newspaper took photos of empty seats and some of the delegates missing from their seats. Delegates say the portrayal was not fair.

DIABETES Dallas was one of many cities around the country to participate in “Write a Love Letter to Luther Day”. This was a day of diabetes awareness sponsored by the American Diabetes Association. Singer Luther Vandross suffered a stroke due to complications of diabetes last spring. We invited a representative from the North Texas Diabetes association to join us to talk more about the dangers and prevention of diabetes.

LADY WRESTLER Jackie Moore is one of about three African American wrestlers in the World Wrestling Entertainment. A Dallas native, she joined us to talk about her unusual occupation and even showed us a few moves.

DALLAS MAYOR’S BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE A voice over report about this annual event that helps Low-income families supply their children with school supplies. thousands of people participate each year. We made sure our viewers got the website number, phone number and other pertinent information to participate.

August 8, 2004 - Repeat of show May 2, 2004

August 15, 2004 - WILMER HUTCHINS SCHOOL DELAY Big problems getting the high school opened in the Wilmer Hutchins School district. A FOX 4 news investigation shows that the building is in grave disrepair and there are indications of mismanagement of funds for personnel.

HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES Interview with Dr. Waymon Drummond about clinical trials he is holding to test new medicines for hypertension and diabetes. All medicines and visits are free to participants.

ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS Story about a truck which was stopped near Dallas which contained human cargo. 79 illegal immigrants from Mexico paid $1,500 each to try to come to America. Story points out the serious, even deadly issue of illegal immigration.

TONY B Interview with 94.5 K-Soul Radio personality Tony B about all of the work he is doing in the community through his non-profit foundation. He hosts school supply drives, health screenings, etc.

August 22, 2004 - REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION As preparations are made for the Republican National Convention in New York, we invited delegates to the convention to join us for a lively discussion. Calvin Stephens, chair of the Leadership Committee for the Dallas Republican Party and others joined us. One important issue was the increased number of African Americans in Texas who have become Republicans and the increased number of African American delegates from North Texas. Other issues discussed include Iraq, national health care, etc.

August 29, 2004 - VOTER REGISTRATION Whether Democratic, Republican or Independent to vote you must Register. Bob Lydia with the Dallas NAACP, radio personality Brother Curtis from KHVN radio and print journalist Gordon Jackson talked about their voter registration drive entitled One Purpose, One Vote. It includes neighborhood signup drives as well as rides to the polls on election day.

TARGET MIKE DOOCY MARCH OF DIMES GOLF TOURNAMENT Interview with FOX 4 Sports Anchor Mike Doocy, Target and March of Dimes representatives about the upcoming Golf tournament to raise money for the prevention of birth defects and pre-natal care.

DALLAS ARTS GALA Interview with Curtis King, founder of The Black Academy of Arts and Letters and Betty Schweitzer with Dallas’s department of Cultural Affairs about the upcoming gala. The funds will be used to assist arts organizations that need money for marketing and advertising.

EXHIBIT C – Community Participation

The following summary illustrates KDFW's and KDFI's various efforts to interact with their community:

Kathy Saunders – Board Member, Girls Inc. of Greater Dallas; Vice Chairwoman of Cotton Bowl Athletic Association. Annette Seidel – SBN/Southwest Transplant Foundation, Pat Summerall Speaker; Sterling Society/Autism Treatment Center Volunteer. James McCoy - Plano Balloon Festival Volunteer Andy Alexander – Plano Balloon Festival Volunteer Esmeralda Morales – Plano Balloon Festival Volunteer John Kukla – Program Committee, NATAS Lone Star Chapter Heidi Strock – Station liaison to Girls Inc. of Greater Dallas Joe Kozlowski – Station liaison to Susan G. Komen Cancer Foundation Suzette Edwards - Station liaison to Girls Inc. of Greater Dallas Linda Hamilton – Volunteer, Crisis Pregnancy Center; Mentor, Single Moms; Volunteer, Cradle-roll Ministry Mary Knight – Volunteer, Dallas Summer Musical Guild; Volunteer, Dallas Dance Council Kyle Krebs – Indian Princess Chief, YMCA; Communications Instructor, Boy Scouts of America; Volunteer, Camp John Marc; Volunteer, Plano Balloon Festival Jamie Raybon – Volunteer, DREAM Fund; Volunteer, AAF Jarrett Hale – Volunteer, Plano Balloon Festival Christie Torbett – Volunteer, Brighter Tomorrow’s (battered women’s shelter); participant in Alzheimer’s Walk; Garland PTA member; Volunteer and contributor to Women and Children Mission in Arlington Kaelin Weiler -- Thanksgiving 2003 Adopt A Family, Plano, Texas for Salvation Army; Christmas 2003 Adopt A Family, Plano, Texas for Salvation Army. October 25, 2003 – Halloween Carnival, Addison, Texas for Children’s Miracle Network; September-December, 2003 Student mentor, Lubbock, Texas for Lubbock Independent School District Stephanie Holloway – AWRT DREAM Fund Board Member Connie McLain – Master of Ceremonies for various SPCA, AIDS awareness, and individuals without insurance functions. Others:

Employee Date Event/Location Group/Organization IRE Conference Committee / IRE Board Paul Adrian Co Chair Member Paul Adrian 02/28/04 Conference speaker NAHJ/ Dallas Paul Adrian 07/16/04 Conference speaker Best Practices in Journalism Rebecca Aguilar 09/20/03 Autograph Booth Plano Balloon Fest Rebecca Aguilar 09/26/03 Broadcasting workshops El Paso/Lone Star Emmy Chapter Rebecca Aguilar 10/21/03 Panelist for media & courts Dallas Bar Association Rebecca Aguilar 02/27/04 Bowl-a-thon Big Brothers & Big Sisters Rebecca Aguilar 02/29/04 Panel organizer & moderator NAHJ/workshop Rebecca Aguilar 05/07/04 Cinco de Mayo Duncanville HS Rebecca Aguilar 05/26/04 Awards Ceremony Desoto Girls Basketball Rebecca Aguilar 08/06/04 Panel organizer & moderator Unity Conf in Washington DC Rebecca Immigrants swearing in Aguilar 08/20/04 ceremony U.S. Homeland Security in FW Alvarado, F 05/01/04 Awards Banquet FW Fire Dept Andrews, E 09/20/03 Autograph Booth Plano Balloon Fest Andrews, E 11/00/03 School appearance / weather Ennis Elementary Andrews, E 12/00/03 School appearance / weather Forney Elementary Andrews, E 12/00/03 Toys campaign Toys for Tots Andrews, E 12/00/03 School appearance / weather Lewisville/McAuliffe Elementary Andrews, E 1/00/04 School appearance / weather Grand Prairie Elementary Andrews, E 2/00/04 School appearance / weather Frisco / Borchart Elementary Andrews, E 7/00/04 School appearance / weather Wylie Daycare Bales, S 04/30/04 Career Day Amy Parks Elementary / Heath Barager, L 05/01/04 Awards Ceremony FW Firefighters banquet Barager, L 08/21/04 Luncheon FW Red Cross Volunteer's Maria Barrs Member, Lone Star Emmy Panel/ Effective feedback to Maria Barrs 04/21/04 Journalist RTNDA Bell, K DeSoto Youth Football Volunteer Bell, K 03/12/04 Career Day TG Terry Elementary Bell, K 03/31/04 Career Day Kimball High School Greater Dallas Asian American Chamber of Creag, K 08/25/04 Awards Banquet Speaker Commerce Doocy, M 12/00/03 Toys campaign Toys for Tots Doocy, M 08/17/04 Golf tourney Big Brothers & Big Sisters Doocy, M 08/22/04 Monthly Rangers Luncheon Texas Rangers Doocy, M 08/26/04 Monthly mtg Carrollton Rotary -CFBISD Eagar, S JDRF of North Texas Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation/ Eagar, S 09/27/03 Walk for the Cure Plano

Eagar, S 10/07/03 Golf tourney Kroger Kids Klassic Eagar, S 10/15/03 Auction / fundraiser Big Brothers & Big Sisters Shepton HS / STAND (drug free life & Eagar, S 10/22/03 Assembly activities) Eagar, S 10/23/03 Breakfast Boy Scouts of America Eagar, S 11/06/03 Breakfast Child Abuse Prevention Center Eagar, S 11/12/03 Celebrity Taste Testor Plano ISD Eagar, S 11/12/03 Luncheon Variety Club for kids Eagar, S 12/09/03 Jingle Bell Run Carter Blood Center Eagar, S 12/00/03 Toys campaign Toys for Tots Eagar, S 02/04/04 Student class speaker UNT Journalism Class Eagar, S 05/01/04 MC Gala Event Make a Wish Foundation Fundraiser (Bachelor Auction - Eagar, S 02/12/04 dinner) Starfish foundation Variety Club of N. Texas - Children's Eagar, S 05/22/04 MC Variety Club event Charity Eagar, S 05/25/04 Kick of Breakfast JDRF of North Texas Eagar, S 06/15/04 Golf tourney Wake a Wish Foundation Eagar, S 06/27/04 MC pre-party Wake a Wish Foundation Eagar, S 08/03/04 Junior baseball league function Youth Baseball League Eagar, S 08/14/04 Pre - party / golf tourney Big Brothers & Big Sisters Eagar, S 08/17/04 Golf tourney Big Brothers & Big Sisters Eagar, S 08/24/04 Retirement party / MC Variety Club for kids Ellis, J 06/17/04 Panel speaker Investigative Rept & Editors Conf Garza, S 10/08/03 Hispanics in Media / speaker Soc. Sec. Admin. Hispanic Heritage / Staying Drug Garza, S 10/27/03 Free George Peadbody Elementary Garza, S 02/27/04 Bowl-a-thon Big Brothers & Big Sisters Godwin 12/00/03 Toys campaign Toys for Tots Godwin 09/19/03 Pageant Ms. Mature Irving Pageant Godwin 07/04/04 Star Spangled 4th City of Garland Guerra, W 11/13/03 Career Day W.W. Samuell HS Hammarley 11/06/03 Speaker Cancer Treatment Centers of America Hammarley 07/20/04 DVD video American Heart Assoc Hays, H CONTACT (Crisis Hotline) Hays, H 09/20/03 Autograph Booth Plano Balloon Fest Hays, H 10/00/03 Race for the Cure Komen Hays, H 10/15/03 Auction / fundraiser Big Brothers & Big Sisters Hays, H 10/17/03 Career Day Dallas Middle School Hays, H 10/17/03 Career Day Dallas Christian School Hays, H 12/01/03 Grand Marshall / Parade Cancer Treatment Centers of America Hays, H 12/09/03 Jingle Bell Run Carter Blood Center Hays, H 02/10/04 Designed/donated pillow DIFFA fundraiser Fundraiser (Bachelor Auction - Hays, H 02/12/04 dinner) Starfish foundation Hays, H 03/28/04 MC for fundraiser Starfish foundation Hays, H 04/25/04 Judge Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Tryouts Hays, H 04/30/04 Career Day Amy Parks Elementary / Heath

Promote sweeps stories Hays, H 05/06/04 (tadpoling) Talk Radio 770 AM Hays, H 06/05/04 Fundraiser STAND Hays, H 7/00/04 Promote story Talk Radio 770 AM Hays, H 7/00/04 Promote sweeps story 105.3 FM radio Hays, H 7/00/04 Article /"busy women" Prevention magazine Hays, H 07/04/04 Star Spangled 4th City of Garland Henderson, M 09/20/03 Autograph Booth Plano Balloon Fest Henderson, M 10/23/03 Casino Night Dreamfund Henderson, M 12/00/03 Toys campaign Toys for Tots Henderson, M 02/21/04 Fun Run Captain Hope's Kids Henderson, M 03/13/04 St Patrick's Parade Dallas Observer Henderson, M 05/01/04 MC Gala Event Make a Wish Foundation Henry, D 02/21/04 Training presentation Garland SkyWarn Spotters Henry, D 04/05/04 School appearance / weather Elkins Elementary/ FW Henry, D 04/16/04 School appearance / weather Davis Elementary / Plano Henry, D 04/19/04 School appearance / weather Hebrew Day School / FW Henry, D 05/14/04 School appearance / weather Chisholm Trail Intermediate School Henry, D 06/25/04 School appearance / weather Verizon / Take Kids to Work day Hernandez, S 12/00/03 Toys campaign Toys for Tots James, B 09/18/03 Bingo Night St. Thomas Aquinas James, B 09/20/03 Autograph Booth Plano Balloon Fest James, B 10/23/03 Casino Night Dreamfund James, B 12/18/03 Mtg / dinner The Q Network James, B 02/12/04 Aids Charity Event Diffa Mahaney, C State Coordinator, RTNDA Mahaney, C Member, Press Club of Dallas Mahaney, C Member, NATAS Lone Star Chapter Mahaney, C 02/10/04 Weather Presentation Old Settlers Elementary Mahaney, C 04/20/04 Convention / presenter RTNDA Mahaney, C 05/10/04 Career Day Highland Village Elementary Miller, K 07/04/04 Star Spangled 4th City of Garland One of D Magazines Most Overstreet 01/28/04 Eligible Bachelors D Magazine Overstreet 03/25/04 Awards Banquet American Women in Radio & Television Overstreet 03/26/04 Breakfst mtg Plano ISD Texas Assoc of Municipal Information Overstreet 06/04/04 Conference speaker Officers Overstreet 06/07/04 Q&A conf North Texas Tollway Authority Overstreet 08/30/04 Q&A Event Northwestern University Alumni Rabb, S 09/20/03 Autograph Booth Plano Balloon Fest Rabb, S 10/12/03 Speaker Crystal Drive Bible Church, Balch Springs Rabb, S 11/02/03 Speaker Faith Fellowship Church, Grand Prairie Rabb, S 11/23/03 Speaker Temple Baptist Church, Duncanville Martin Luther King Jr. Rabb, S 01/16/04 celebration City of McKinney Rabb, S 02/07/04 Speaker Grand Prairie Alternative School Rabb, S 02/19/04 Black History Month program Bluecross BlueShield

Rabb, S 03/09/04 Speaker Mesquite Rotary Club Rabb, S 04/23/04 Volunteer luncheon Windsor Place Nursing Center Rabb, S 06/03/04 Speaker Gilead on the Mount Church, Mesquite Rabb, S 08/03/04 Speaker Macedonia Baptist Church, Dallas Rabb, S 08/10/04 Speaker Duncanville Rotary Club Rabb, S 08/11/04 Luncheon Duncanville Chamber of Commerce Rabb, S 08/11/04 Monthly luncheon Duncanville Chamber of Commerce Loving Fellowship Baptist Church, Rabb, S 08/15/04 Speaker Duncanville Ray, R 11/06/03 ICE Public Affairs media panel ICE Public Affairs Rogers, D 04/08/04 Career Day Lake Highlands HS Rose, J 07/04/04 Star Spangled 4th City of Garland Ryan, T 09/20/03 Autograph Booth Plano Balloon Fest Ryan, T 12/00/03 Toys campaign Toys for Tots Ryan, T 02/21/04 Fun Run Captain Hope's Kids Ryan, T 03/13/04 St Patrick's Parade Dallas Observer Sayres, S 02/27/04 Bowl-a-thon Big Brothers & Big Sisters Sayres, S 02/29/04 Panel organizer & moderator NAHJ/workshop Sayres, S 04/15/04 Teach Journalism class TCU Sotolongo, M Volunteer since June 2004 Reconciliation Outreach Sotolongo, M 12/00/03 Toys campaign Toys for Tots Sotolongo, M 02/11/04 School appearance / weather Silberstein Elementary Sotolongo, M 05/10/04 Career Day Garland Elementary School Sotolongo, M 05/15/04 Math & Science Workshop Psyched about Math and Science Sotolongo, M 06/12/04 Workshop DFW Hispanic Journalists Sotolongo, M 08/26/04 Luncheon The High Noon Club of Dallas Thompson, J 12/09/03 Career Day St. Philips School Thompson, J 05/02/04 Career Day Sam Houston Elementary Tinsley, C Advisory Board, St. Philip’s School Tinsley, C Advisory Board, DIFFA Reading Volunteer/Reading & Radio Tinsley, C Volunteer Resource Tinsley, C Member FBI Citizens Academy Alum Tinsley, C 09/16/03 Monthly mtg eWomen Network Tinsley, C 09/20/03 Autograph Booth Plano Balloon Fest Tinsley, C 09/29/03 MC for Golf Tournament Greater Dallas Crime Commission Tinsley, C 10/00/03 Race for the Cure Komen Tinsley, C 10/09/03 Monthly mtg Dallas QCT Tinsley, C 11/03/03 General membership mtg Junior League of Dallas Tinsley, C 11/18/03 Graduation Garland CPA Tinsley, C 11/20/03 Membership luncheon Northeast Tarrant Chamber of Commerce Honorary Chair/Parade & Tree Tinsley, C 11/28/03 Lighting Fort Worth Jaycees Tinsley, C 12/07/03 Winter Fashion show Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Humanities/Communications Tinsley, C 12/11/03 group Lincoln HS Tinsley, C 12/14/03 Honorary chair/fundraiser For Goodness Sake Tinsley, C 01/09/04 Mistress of ceremonies Founders Luncheon/Dls Blk Dance Theatre

Tinsley, C 01/17/04 20th Annual KidFilm honorary Chairman for Kidfilm Tinsley, C 01/20/04 Mistress of ceremonies Speech Competition/Gardere Tinsley, C 01/22/04 Outstanding Stars of TX brunch TexasBank Kim Dawson Celebrity Fashion Tinsley, C 02/04/04 Show & luncheon Attitudes & Attire St. Valentines Day luncheon & Benefiting the Leukemia & Lymphoma Tinsley, C 02/06/04 style show Society Tinsley, C 02/11/04 Black History Assembly Duncanville HS Tinsley, C 02/14/04 Fundraiser St. Philips School & community Center Mistress of ceremonies Awards Tinsley, C 04/14/04 luncheon Girls Inc. Children's Cancer fund & fashion Tinsley, C 04/30/04 show Children's Cancer Fund Tinsley, C 05/03/04 Education & Training Conf Natl Black Police Association Tinsley, C 05/19/04 Hats off to Seniors Mayfair / Prism Tinsley, C 06/18/04 Co-Chair for fundraiser festival USA Film Festival Metrocrest Chamber of Commerce Tinsley, C 08/11/04 Luncheon Women's committee Todd, B 08/30/03 Career Day Alice Ponder Elementary Todd, B 02/06/04 Career Day Trinity Valley School Washington, S PTA Board, Colin Powell Elementary Washington, S 03/10/04 Career Day Colin Powell Elementary Waggoner, C 12/00/03 Toys campaign Toys for Tots Ring announcer / Amateur Wiggins, N 09/10/03 boxing match Boys & Girls Club Wiggins, N 12/18/03 Mentor/bowling with Youth Youth Etiquette Symposium Wiggins, N 02/27/04 Multicultural History program Thomas Jefferson HS San Quan Prioleau's People to People Wiggins, N 02/28/04 Fundraiser basketball game (students) Wiggins, N 05/07/04 Career Day Bushman Elementary School Wiggins, N 07/22/04 Referee/host kids basketball Guaranty basketball tourney Reading to students program Yakub (weekly event) ACFT school/ Birdville Yates 10/07/03 speaker Wednesdays Child

Over the course of the year, KDFW and KDFI contribute numerous services, expertise, and merchandise to non-profit organizations throughout North Texas. Among the major contributions:

COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION PLANO BALLOON FESTIVAL Sept 19-21 3-day event that attracts over 125,000 visitors from all over North Texas

• Production of event spot • Merchandise for giveaways to patrons

SUSAN G. KOMEN RACE FOR THE CURE Oct. 16 The largest race of its kind in North Texas, attracting more than 33,000 participants in august

• Production of race spots • Production of live race coverage on FOX 4 • Production and distribution of commemorative towels for all participants

LONE STAR EMMY AWARDS Oct. 16 FOX 4 supplied production assistance to local chapter’s inaugural ceremony

• Production of graphics/video

TOYS FOR TOTS December 2003 FOX 4 provided production of special PSA as well as a live remote to publicize annual Marine toy drive.

• Production of PSA • Live Remote on Dec. 12 GOOD DAY

SUSAN G. KOMEN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION Year-round Year-round partnership including PSA production, participation of FOX 4 talent at Komen events, and website presence

• Production of 5 different PSA’s throughout year

CAPTAIN HOPE’S KIDS Feb 21 Annual Mardi Gras Run to benefit local charity that supports underprivileged kids in North Texas

• Production of PSA

NORTH TEXAS MARCH OF DIMES July-Oct 11 Support of Annual fundraising golf tourney. Sports Anchor MIKE DOOCY is honorary MC

• Production of PSA • Assistance in golf tourney brochure production

CITY OF GARLAND July 1-5 Promotion and support of Annual “Star Spangled Fourth” celebration

• Production of PSA

GIRLS INC. OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS April 2004

Concept, shooting and editing of video presentation shown at annual Girls inc. Luncheon and used throughout the year by Girls Inc. in fundraising efforts. This marks the 5th year KDFW FOX 4 has produced this tape.

• Video production

CITIZENS DEVELOPMENT CENTER Sept 13, 2003 Support of annual 5k run, participation by sports anchor MIKE DOOCY as MC

• Production of PSA

MAKE A WISH CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT June 28, 2004 Support of annual tourney, co-chaired by Dallas Mavericks star Michael Finley and FOX 4 anchor STEVE EAGAR.

• Production of PSA

ST. PHILLIPS SCHOOL & COMMUNITY October 22 Support of annual fundraising event, this year honoring FOX 4 anchor Clarice Tinsley

• Production of PSA

In addition, KDFW gave $1,000 to DREAM Fund and $3,551 to the Emma Bowen Foundation. KDFI also gave $1,000 to DREAM Fund.

Communicating with the community is an ongoing mission for KDFW and KDFI. Contact with special interest groups is a regular part of the stations' operation. Below is a detailed list of some of their ascertainment activities over the last year:

NON-PROFITS

Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure – Dallas This is a huge sponsorship for the station. We speak with Komen representatives weekly. We have produced public service announcements, public affairs programs and news stories about Komen and about breast cancer.

Celebrating Life Work with Sylvia Dunnavant, founder of this organization that targets African American women for breast cancer screening. The organization has an annual walk in September and is featured on our public affairs program, “Insights”.

African American Women in the Fight Against Breast Cancer Vicki Henry, head of the African American Women in the Fight Against Breast Cancer talks with the station frequently about her outreach program that works to identify women who otherwise would not be screened for breast cancer.

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People We talk several times a year with representatives from the Dallas, Fort Worth and Garland branches of the NAACP. Recently, Bob Lydia, the Dallas President appeared on our public affairs program, “Insights” to talk about voter registration.

League of United Latin American Citizens Hector Flores, the National President, has appeared on our public affairs program and in several news stories. Flores is available for conversations or interviews at our request.

U.S. Marines Toys for Tots This is a regular sponsorship for the station. Our contacts are Retired General William Gossell and Major Paul Courtaway. Last year we helped them bring in thousands of toys for children and we plan to participate as an exclusive media sponsor this year.

Parkland Hospital We keep in touch with Eric Wesley, Director of Corporate Communications, at Parkland Hospital about programs of interest we may be able to assist them with. The Parkland “Kids First” insurance program is a regular sponsor of one segment of our public affairs program, “Insights”.

Jingle Bell Run We worked with the Carter Blood Center (a not for profit blood bank) for this special holiday run. This event and our coverage alerts the public to the need to donate blood regularly.

Girls, Inc. Our general manager, Kathy Saunders, sits on the board of our local Girls, Inc. organization. Each year, the girls visit the television station to produce a promotional spot for its fundraising luncheon and we produce the video of the honorees shown at the luncheon. The executive director, Ruth Thomas makes an annual appearance on our public affairs program, “Insights”.

Partnership for a Drug Free America About twice a year we meet with representatives from the Partnership for a Drug Free America. They give us up-to-date information about drug usage. We run public service announcements.

Genesis Women’s Shelter Great relationship with this organization which provides shelter for abused women and their children. We have donated tickets to various events to this organization when available.

Dallas Black Dance Theater Offered advice to Executive Director and founder Ann Williams about promotion of the past season’s performances. Our station was not able to sponsor the event, but we did involve some of our news talent in the events.

Mike Doocy Target March of Dimes Golf Tournament Our sports Director/Anchor Mike Doocy and our Community Affairs Director Rochelle Brown work with the March of Dimes to help them raise money for birth defects and pre- natal screening. Representatives of the March of Dimes appeared on our public affairs program several times to promote the event.

Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Dallas Our Community Affairs Director, Rochelle Brown, speaks often with the Alzheimer’s Association regularly and has featured them on our public affairs program as well.

Southwest Alliance of Organ Donors We work on several news stories and public affairs programs with Pam Sylvestri of the Southwest Alliance of Organ Donors about the need for our viewers to donate organs.

Anita Martinez Ballet Folklorico We feature this organization each year on our public affairs program to help promote their educational and cultural programs. Also, the organization helped us

Asian American Chamber of Commerce We speak with the AACC several times a year and post their announcements about

Dallas Urban League Talk with executive director, Beverly Mitchell-Brooks about the job training programs and outreach efforts of the DUL.

Dallas Housing Authority We are represented at their annual luncheon where new information about Section 8 housing is delivered.

Dallas County Home Loan Counseling Service Speak often with Jamie Fitchko, the executive director, about new moneys that come into the area for home loans for first time homeowners. This organization helps to qualify and secure financing for its clients.

South Dallas Fair Park Trust Fund Talked with Anthony Coleman about the changing housing market in South Dallas. Government funds are pouring in through the trust fund for renovation and new homes as well as some commercial incentives for business owners who want to relocate to the area.

Plano Community Forum Work with the forum annually to help promote their fundraising event in September.

Hispanic Media Fair We participated in the Hispanic Media Fair that gives people involved in non-profits an opportunity to meet station representatives first hand and talk about their outreach programs one-on-one.

BUSINESSES AND OTHER COMMERCIAL CONTACTS

Texas Rangers FOX 4 representatives visited with community representatives from the Texas Rangers Ball Team to talk about their outreach projects and how we could help them, especially during baseball season.

Taste of the West End Talked with this organization that represents a tremendous number of restaurant outlets. The event Taste of the West End is designed to bring more business to downtown Dallas. The City of Dallas has had an ongoing effort to make downtown more attractive to convention business and residents. Pro-Line Corporation Speak several times a year with officers from the Proline Corporation. Proline was one of the largest owned African American Businesses in the area until it was sold two years ago to the Alberto Culver Company.

Rincon Communications Regular contact for cultural events and marketing information in the Hispanic Community. Marcos Rincon, the owner, talks with our Community Affairs Director regularly about cultural projects and population changes in the Hispanic community.

Southfair Talked with Henry T. Lawson who is in charge of the program which encourages professional builders to build single family homes in South Dallas. Southfair is a real estate consulting firm.

The Scholarship Book Speak often with Brenda Thomas, author of “The Scholarship Book”. She keeps us up to date on her free seminars that help parents and students find scholarship money for college.

Earl Graves Spoke at length with Earl Graves, founder and publisher of Black Enterprise Magazine and a board member of American Airlines. Graves was hosting his annual Black Enterprise Conference here in Dallas. We talked about the migration of business to Texas and the many opportunities available for African American entrepreneurs.

Billie Richards Speak frequently with business and finance consultant, Billie Richards. Billie was the first African American to head a Savings and Loan company in the metroplex. She talks about the growing need for creative financing and the changing landscape for homeowners and realtors.

PERSONAL APPEARANCES

Rochelle Brown Community Affairs Director

National Foundation of Women Legislators Attended the meeting of this organization in Washington, D.C. at the request of Texas State Legislator Helen Giddings. Also, Representative Giddings nominated me for an Award of Excellence in Media that was presented before the entire body at a luncheon.

Panel at Southern Methodist University School of Business The panel addressed the issue of ethics, business and the media. Author and Lewinsky prosecutor, Ken Starr was the chief panelist.

Women’s Business Council Southwest Emcees their luncheon meetings twice a year. The SWBC is composed of entrepreneurs and corporate executives from Texas and three surrounding states.

Dallas Gala for the Arts Volunteered services for the public relations and marketing committee. The Gala was to raise money for local arts organizations that need funds for advertising and marketing.

SCORE Works in advisory capacity with the Service Corp of Retired Executives. Featured a couple of segment on Insights during the year to let viewers know there is free advice and consultation available for those who own small businesses. Received a special recognition for work at the annual luncheon.

Southwest Airlines State Fair Classic Received Community Service Award for work in the community and helping to promote this big annual athletic event in Dallas.

OTHER

Texas Women’s University Career Center Conducted mock interviews with graduating seniors.

El Centro College Conducted seminar on successful interviewing.

Southern Methodist University Minority student luncheon.

UT/Arlington Monster diversity leadership program (leadership program for minorities)

519623-D.C. Server 2A - MSW KDVR, DENVER, CO This report covers the time period September 1, 2003 – August 31, 2004 (except where otherwise specifically noted).

Local Newscasts and Key Stories

KDVR airs 20.5 hours of local news each week, at the following times:

Monday – Friday, 5:30 a.m. – 8 a.m. Monday – Friday, 9 p.m. – 10 p.m. Saturday – Sunday, 5 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Provided below is a brief summary of important local news issues that KDVR has covered recently within its local news broadcasts:

* Flu Epidemic: Colorado was hit harder than any other state with the flu. Nearly 8,000 people contracted the flu, more than a dozen people died. KDVR's reporting included tips on prevention, why the strain wasn't 100% combated by flu shots and the eventual shortage of vaccine. The station also provided comprehensive information on vaccinations for children and the elderly. * CU Recruiting Scandal: KDVR covered multiple elements as the Colorado University football program's alleged offenses became public. Seven women allege they were sexually assaulted by football team members. There are also allegations that the team used sex with co-eds as a recruiting tool. * Colorado Wildfires: KDVR provided extensive live coverage of major wildfires in the metro area in the fall of 2003, and the spring and summer of 2004. There were a ½ dozen major fires which caused evacuations in that time period. * Hi-Tech Breast Detection: Health Reporter Shaul Turner exposed cutting-edge technology which can detect breast cancer in women ten years earlier than a mammogram.

A list of KDVR's local interest news stories is attached hereto as Exhibit A.

Breaking News Updates

KDVR broke into and/or preempted regularly-scheduled programming at least 252 times during the period covered by this report in order to bring its viewers breaking news or disaster information. This coverage included extensive reports regarding severe weather (such as tornadoes), wildfires, emerging local news and traffic stories.

Public Affairs Programming

KDVR broadcasts the following public affairs programs:

Colorado's Most Wanted/Crimestoppers: Every week KDVR works in conjunction with Crimestoppers to produce and air a story about an unsolved crime in the community. Since Colorado's Most Wanted began airing on KDVR, police report more than 1000 suspects have been captured due to viewer tips. The station also produces quarterly ½ hour "Colorado's Most Wanted" specials where it reprises some of the unsolved crimes and asks viewers to phone in tips to a live phone bank manned at the station.

Severe Weather Specials: Each Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall, KDVR produces an "On-Target Weather Special." The purpose is to provide viewers with critical information to prepare for serious storms. The station shows what can happen in severe weather, and gives viewers tips on protecting themselves and preparing their families.

Product Testing Specials: Each week the station's "Troubleshooter Team" puts a product to the test. They look at whether the product is safe and effective, then give it a recommendation. Quarterly, the station puts these product testing segments together into a consumer-focused ½ hour special.

Zappolo's People: Quarterly, main anchor Ron Zappolo produces a public affairs ½ hour special. Ron interviews leaders in the business, minority, political, philanthropy, entertainment and sports communities in Colorado and around the nation.

Spotlight on Health: Quarterly ½ hour specials highlighting the most significant and important health stories done by Health Reporter Shaul Turner.

Signature Stories: Photographer pieces run weekly highlighting ordinary people doing extraordinary things in the community. KDVR has focused on community volunteers and high-achieving children, for example. The station takes the best stories and highlights them in a ½ hour special each quarter.

Political Coverage

KDVR has devoted extensive time to coverage of political issues important to its viewers. During the time period covered by this report, for instance, KDVR has aired special coverage of the announcement that U.S. Sen. Campbell intended to retire. The station then covered the campaign for the open U.S. Senate seat in Colorado. Furthermore, the station airs several half-hour "You Decide" election specials each election period. These specials provide in-depth examination of issues and candidates in Colorado elections. In addition, for the two-week sample time period running September 13-27, 2004, the station aired devoted approximately 10 percent of its newscasts to political coverage

Public Service Announcements

KDVR makes its air-time throughout the broadcast day available to public service announcements for a variety of causes, such as:

* Underage Drinking & Driving * Children's Museum of Denver * Army National Guard * Stamp Out Poverty * Domestic Violence * Energy Conservation

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* V-chip * Foundation for a Better Life

For each of two sample weeks (January 12-19 and June 14-21, 2004), KDVR broadcast an average of at least 48 minutes of public service announcements – all without charging any of the organizations or causes for the time.

Participation in the Community

KDVR's on-air newscasters and behind-the-scenes employees have made a commitment to participate in the Denver community. The station's employees take part in a variety of events and causes in and around Denver, such as:

* Adoption Exchange * Big Brothers/Big Sisters * Colorado State Fair * Denver Botanical Gardens * Denver Police Department community forum * Local school career fairs * Easter Seals softball tournament

A comprehensive list of the station's participation in the community is attached as Exhibit B hereto.

KDVR constantly gathers information about the needs and interests of the members of its community, both through meetings with community leaders and through interaction with viewers. Last year, for example, KDVR hosted a community leader meeting at its studio. The station invited key leaders from minority communities, religious organizations, law enforcement, and non-profit organizations and asked them to share important issues facing their communities. The station also maintains a news tipline and receives Internet and email comments from viewers. KDVR's newsroom also utilizes a "rainbow rolodex" of experts capable of offering differing viewpoints on various issues.

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EXHIBIT A – Local News Stories

Provided below is a sampling of KDVR news stories reported in the period of 9/01/03- 8/31/04 that dealt with issues of concern to the community:

Flu Epidemic: Colorado was hit harder than any other state with the flu. Nearly 8,000 people contracted the flu, more than a dozen people died. Our reporting included tips on prevention, why the strain wasn't 100% combated by flu shots and the eventual shortage of vaccine. FOX 31 News also provided comprehensive information on vaccinations for children and the elderly.

Terror Alert Orange: Shortly before Christmas the terror alert was upped. We covered the local impact on travel and transportation. Denver had to spend millions of dollars to increase security at public buildings and facilities.

Pilot Training: FOX 31 obtained exclusive access to government firearms training of airline pilots. We showed viewers exactly what might happen on a plane if the pilot is armed and explained the training they are getting.

Mad Cow in U.S.: The first confirmed case of Mad Cow hit Washington State. Our local angle coverage was very important as the cattle industry is critical to the Colorado economy.

Mad Cow/Stock Show: We explored the implications and impact of mad cow disease on the National Western Stock show, which is held each year in Denver.

Inside Norad: An exclusive look inside NORAD in Colorado Springs. This will be the first television crew allowed inside since extensive renovations were made this fall.

President Bush Space Plan: Complete coverage of the local impact which could occur if the President's space exploration plan is approved. Lockheed Martin and several other local companies stand to benefit.

CU Recruiting Scandal: FOX 31 covered multiple elements as the CU football program's alleged offenses became public. Seven women allege they were sexually assaulted by football team members. There are also allegations that the team used sex with co-eds as a recruiting tool. Head Football Coach Gary Barnett has been placed on paid leave while an independent investigation is underway.

Drug Lawsuit: A FOX 31 Exclusive. Reporter Heidi Hemmat obtained video of a drug raid, where a woman claimed police mistreated her. Heidi showed video of the arrest and found some startling details in the woman's arrest record. The North Metro Drug Task Force wrote a letter to FOX 31 singling us out for fair and balanced reporting.

Sex Offender Sentencing: Our investigative team showed that some Colorado judges are giving convicted sex offenders NO jail time, because sex offender treatment is not available in some state prisons. The judges reason that since the offenders won't be rehabilitated, they don't want to make them worse in prison. Needless to say victims and victim's families are upset.

Vigilante Moms: A Troubleshooter investigation showing the work of a group called "Perverted Justice". They are mothers who pose as young girls on the internet and "chat" with men. They then expose the men and put their picture on the "Perverted Justice" web page.

Troubleshooter: Horse Auction: Tom Martino investigation into Colorado State University selling donated horses at auction to buyers who send the horses to slaughter for food. We worked in concert with KDFW.

Troubleshooter: Water Filtration: A confrontation with a man who was selling incredibly overpriced water filtration systems after showing people bogus water testing results.

Troubleshooter: Grocery Overcharging: Investigation showing which Colorado grocery stores are fined most often for violations in overcharging and not weighing items properly.

Teen Black Box: Anchor Libby Weaver piece on a device that can track the movements of teen drivers. This piece was in response to a marked increase in teen accidents in the metro area.

Hi-Tech Breast Detection: Health Reporter Shaul Turner exposed cutting-edge technology which can detect breast cancer in women ten years earlier than a mammogram.

Car Theft VIN: Investigation into the practice of switching VIN on stolen vehicles to keep them from being recovered.

Google-ize: We showed how with just a phone number, you can get incredible amounts of information on a person from the Google website, including a map to their house.

Gas Prices: Gas prices hit their highest mark in the history of our state. We did a unique comparison showing some of the other liquids we buy are much more expensive. For example, if you were to buy a gallon of the prescription allergy drug Flonase, it would cost more than $7,000.00.

EMT Drug Abuse: A FOX 31 News investigation revealed abuse of drugs by some EMT and paramedics.

Spotlight on Diversity: A regular "beat" on FOX 31 News, our reporters are encouraged to explore issues involving effort to promote understanding between the various diverse populations in Colorado.

Spotlight on Health: Ongoing nightly coverage of issues related to health.

Spotlight on Education: Ongoing coverage of issues involving education for all ages and in all levels of schooling.

Spotlight on Family: Coverage of issues or ideas which can help families function better. Main anchor Libby Weaver explores areas involving childcare, child education, family structure, and advice on parenting and breakthrough products to help around the house.

EXHIBIT B – Community Participation

The following summary illustrates KDVR's various efforts to interact with its community:

Organization Event/Reason Nature of Involvement Employee Title Date Adoption Exchange Board Member Ron Zappolo Anchor/Reporter Art Institute of Colorado Board Member Jim Peters Design Director Big Brothers Big Sisters Volunteer Lisa Yamamoto Prog/Research Asst Big Brothers Big Sisters Volunteer David Valdez Account Executive

Court Appointed Special Advocates Board Member Libby Weaver Anchor/Reporter Colorado State Fair Fiesta Days Committee Member Trini Dominquez Photojournalist Colorado Youth Symphony Board Member Jon Takayama HR Director Denver Botanic Gardens Volunteer Sean Cuellar Reporter Developmental Pathways Volunteer Ted Vanderveen Marketing Manger Dumb Friends League Volunteer Brian Smith Traffic Assistant Holocaust Shoe Project Volunteer Michelle Morawiec Account Executive Latina Initiative Volunteer Trini Dominquez Photojournalist March of Dimes Board Member Pamela Davis Anchor/Reporter Meals on Wheels Volunteer Brian Smith Traffic Assistant North High School Mentorship Council Member Trini Dominquez Photojournalist Red Shield Salvation Army Community Center Board Member Karen Eden Weather/Reporter YMCA - Downtown Denver Board Member Jon Bowman Reporter Bonfils Blood Center Employee blood drive Donors Various Various 09/05/03

Recognition Ceremony (academic Urban League of Metro Denver achievement of minority HS seniors) Speaker Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 09/20/03

Gateway High School, Aurora, CO Shop class presentation School Visit Harold Ritchie Facilities Manager 10/01/03 National Highway Transportation and Safety Board panel discussion Panel member Sari Padorr Reporter 10/01/03

Public Relations Student Association panel discussion Panel member Serena Ung Producer 10/15/03

Court Appointed Special Advocates Red Wagon Ball - fundraising event Emcee Libby Weaver Anchor/Reporter 10/23/03

Court Appointed Special Advocates Red Wagon Ball - fundraising event Emcee Ron Zappolo Anchor/Reporter 10/23/03 Cystic Fibrosis gala fundraising event Emcee Libby Weaver Anchor/Reporter 11/15/03 Cystic Fibrosis gala fundraising event Emcee Ron Zappolo Anchor/Reporter 11/15/03 Denver Rescue Mission Thanksgiving Day dinner Volunteer Hayley Herst Executive Producer 11/24/03 Dumb Friends League Telethon Co-host Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 01/25/04 Dumb Friends League Telethon Co-host Tom Martino Troubleshooter 01/25/04

Asian Pacific Development Center Annual Chinese New Year Fundraiser Emcee Serena Ung Producer 01/31/04 Colorado Department of Higher College Invest: Who Wants to be a Education College Student Participant Sari Padorr Reporter 01/31/04 Goldrick Elementary School School Visit School Visit Chris Dunn Meteorologist 02/06/04 Denver Police Department Community Forum Speaker Jon Bowman Reporter 02/08/04 Children's Hospital Employee blood drive Donors Various Various 02/18/04 Denver Public Schools Career Day Program Speaker Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 02/18/04 Ranum High School Career Fair Speaker Jon Takayama HR Director 02/18/04 Ranum High School Career Fair Speaker Tammy Vigil Reporter 02/18/04 Ranum High School Career Fair Speaker Jason Vaz Photojournalist 02/18/04 Rick's Center for Gifted Children School Visit School Visit Chris Dunn Meteorologist 02/24/04 National Academy Television Arts & Sciences Career Day Program Station Representative Serena Ung Producer 02/25/04 Urban League of Metro Denver 26th Annual Adult Career Fair Station Representative Jon Takayama HR Director 03/17/04 Urban League of Metro Denver 26th Annual Adult Career Fair Station Representative Lisa Lutz Self HR Coordinator 03/17/04 Arapahoe Community College Woman's Day Speaker Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 03/22/04

Denver Police Protection Agency Police Officer's Relief Fund fundraiser Emcee Sari Padorr Reporter 03/22/04

Colorado State University Annual Communications Career Day Station Representative Lisa Lutz Self HR Coordinator 03/31/04

Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council PIO meeting Speaker Heidi Hemmat Reporter 04/01/04 North Metro Fire Department panel discussion Panel member Sari Padorr Reporter 04/08/04 Semper Elementary School Read Across America Project School Visit Justin Farmer Anchor/Reporter 04/15/04 Semper Elementary School Read Across America Project School Visit Ken Clark Traffic Reporter 04/15/04 Semper Elementary School Read Across America Project School Visit Stacey Donaldson Meteorologist 04/15/04 Semper Elementary School Read Across America Project School Visit Rob Marshal Helicopter Pilot 04/15/04 Take our Daughters/Sons to Work Women's Chamber of Commerce luncheon Speaker Whei Wong Reporter 04/22/04 Hospice of Denver Mask Project fundraiser Media Organizer Bill Dallman VP News Director 05/01/04 Hospice of Denver Mask Project fundraiser Emcee Libby Weaver Anchor/Reporter 05/01/04 Hospice of Denver Mask Project fundraiser Emcee Ron Zappolo Anchor/Reporter 05/01/04 Domino's Make A Wish Marathon 5k Make a Wish Foundation Run Walk Emcee/Runner Justin Farmer Anchor/Reporter 05/02/04

Colorado State Department of Human Services & Colorado State Foster Parent Association Rally Speaker Pamela Davis Anchor/Reporter 05/03/04 Denver Public Schools Shakespeare Festivals Judge Lisa Lutz Self HR Coordinator 05/07/04 Denver Public Schools Shakespeare Festivals Judge Bill Dallman VP News Director 05/07/04 Denver Press Club Luncheon Honoree Pamela Davis Anchor/Reporter 05/12/04 Denver Press Club Luncheon Honoree Justin Farmer Anchor/Reporter 05/12/04 Colorado AIDS Project Art Against AIDS fundraiser Emcee Justin Farmer Anchor/Reporter 06/12/04 Colorado AIDS Project Art Against AIDS fundraiser Emcee Pamela Davis Anchor/Reporter 06/12/04 Denver Botanic Gardens 10th Annual Birdhaus Bash Painted house for auction Whei Wong Reporter 06/15/04 Denver Botanic Gardens 10th Annual Birdhaus Bash Painted house for auction Chris Dunn Meteorologist 06/15/04 Art Council of Mongolia fundraising event Emcee Whei Wong Reporter 06/19/04

Denver Public Schools Summer Scholars Family Literacy Event Speaker Pamela Davis Anchor/Reporter 07/21/04 Kid's Cure 5k Run/Walk & Tennis Brent Eley Foundation Tournament Emcee Stacey Donaldson Meteorologist 07/31/04

Kid's Cure 5k Run/Walk & Tennis Brent Eley Foundation Tournament Participant Bill Dallman VP News Director 07/31/04 Kid's Cure 5k Run/Walk & Tennis Brent Eley Foundation Tournament Participant Serena Ung Producer 07/31/04 Kid's Cure 5k Run/Walk & Tennis Brent Eley Foundation Tournament Participant Ryan Borgman Producer 07/31/04 Kid's Cure 5k Run/Walk & Tennis Brent Eley Foundation Tournament Participant Tammy Vigil Reporter 07/31/04 Kid's Cure 5k Run/Walk & Tennis Brent Eley Foundation Tournament Participant Lisa Lutz Self HR Coordinator 07/31/04 Kid's Cure 5k Run/Walk & Tennis Brent Eley Foundation Tournament Participant Tricia Patterson Corporate IS 07/31/04 Kid's Cure 5k Run/Walk & Tennis Brent Eley Foundation Tournament Participant Becky Reese Asst Traffic Manager 07/31/04

Bill Pickett Rodeo Scholarships for African Americans Rodeo Queen Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 08/21/04 4a Child's Sake Golf Tournament Media Organizer, Participant Bill Dallman VP News Director 08/28/04 4a Child's Sake Golf Tournament Participant Ron Zappolo Anchor/Reporter 08/28/04 4a Child's Sake Golf Tournament Participant Ron Zwerin Reporter 08/28/04 4a Child's Sake Golf Tournament Participant Justin Farmer Anchor/Reporter 08/28/04 Easter Seals Softball tournament Participant Charles Leaf Reporter 08/28/04 Easter Seals Softball tournament Participant Kristal Griffith Reporter/Producer 08/28/04 Easter Seals Softball tournament Participant Greg Thow Director 08/28/04 Easter Seals Softball tournament Participant Shanda Payne Traffic Assistant 08/28/04 Easter Seals Softball tournament Participant Lisa Lutz Self HR Coordinator 08/28/04 Easter Seals Softball tournament Participant Matthew Stein Director 08/28/04 Easter Seals Softball tournament Participant Mercedes Romero Admin Asst / GM 08/28/04 Easter Seals Softball tournament Participant Brian Hannan VP Finance 08/28/04 Easter Seals Softball tournament Participant Hayley Herst Executive Producer 08/28/04 Easter Seals Softball tournament Participant Sonya Marquez Natl Sales Assistant 08/28/04

KDVR In-Kind Donations:

Organization Event/Reason Nature of Involvement Aired Fox Family Community Calendar Various community events airs at least 3 times a day and is updated weekly throughout the year Minoru Yasui Volunteer Awards monthly awards ceremony showcase monthly award recipient on 9 o'clock News every 4th Thurs. Safety on Wheels Back to School PSA produced/aired PSA rules of bus stopping Aug-Oct 2003 Safety on Wheels Rules of the Road PSA produced/aired PSA offered winter driving tips Nov 2003-Jan 2004 produced/aired PSA promoting the fundraiser, Community Court Appointed Special Advocates Red Wagon Ball PSA Calendar Sep-Oct 2003 Starlight Children's Foundation Starbucks Starlight Toy Drive PSA produced/aired PSA Dec 2003 Children's Hospital Link Up for Children PSA produced/aired PSA Dec 2003 Safety on Wheels Prom Graduation PSA produced/aired PSA on prom/grad night safety Mar-May 2004 Domino's Pizza Make-a-Wish Half Make-a-Wish Foundation Marathon produced/aired PSA promoting the event, Community Calendar Apr-May 2004 featured art work for auction on Good Day Colorado, Community Hospice of Denver Mask Project Calendar May 2004

CHUN People's Fair produced/aired PSA promoting event, Community Calendar May-Jun 2004 Aired pre-produced PSA in promotion of the event, Community Colorado AIDS Project Art Against AIDS Auction Calendar May-Jun 2004 produced/aired PSA focusing on biking, rollerblading, Safety on Wheels Summer Wheels skateboarding safety Jun-Jul 2004

Brent Eley Foundation Kids Cure 5k Run/Walk produced/aired PSA promoting the event, Community Calendar Jun-Jul 2004 Children's Hospital For a Child's Sake 2 Nuggets and 2 Avalanche tickets for silent auction August 2004 Crime Stoppers Crime Stoppers Benefit Hats and t-shirts for silent auction September 2004 Adoption Exchange Fundraiser Disney On Ice tickets for silent auction February 2004 Colorado Youth Symphony Orch Silent auction fundraiser 4 tickets to the Rockies; autographed hockey stick May 2004

KDVR also made monetary contributions to the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Easter Seals Colorado.

KDVR makes regular efforts to communicate with its community. Below is a list of some of the station's efforts over the past year:

PIO/Community Leader Meeting: December 12 we invited key leaders from minority communities, religious organizations, public affairs, law enforcement, political organizations and non-profits to our studio. We showed them a preview of our new morning newscast, Good Day Colorado. We asked them for reaction, and told them who to contact at FOX 31 News and how to get their stories on the air. We also held a Q and A forum asking those leaders what the important issues were in their communities and how we could better serve the people they represent. The General Manager, News Director, News Anchors and all News Managers heard the comments and answered the questions. NABJ, NAHJ, NAAJ, CABJ, CAHJ Communication: The News Director gets consistent communication from the National Association of Black Journalists, Hispanic Journalists, Asian Journalists and the Colorado Association of Black Journalists as well as the Colorado Association of Hispanic Journalists. This communication includes newsletters outlining important issues in the community as well as promising applicants looking for jobs. Rainbow Rolodex: In our newsroom computer system we keep a complete and updated list of minority contacts. The purpose is to have a list of "experts" we can go to who represent different viewpoints, rather than the same old list other stations have News Tipline: Every night and morning newscast we solicit viewer story ideas. Web-Page e-mail Comments: We have a form on FOX31.com where viewers are encouraged to share their story ideas and comments. They can also send us digital pictures of breaking news or weather and request appearances at events from our on-air talent. They can also send us digital pictures of braking news or weather and request appearances at events from our on-air talent

Company Community Date Host Attendees Presenting Organizations Interview Category Concerns urban sprawl, attainable housing, public 11/28/04 KWGN Lisa Lutz Town of Castle Rock Government transportation Civic, Neighborhood and Fraternal community Institute of Common Good Organization development, education environmental Westcliffe Publishers Environment preservation

Northeast Denver Housing Center Charities lead poisoning

Civic, Neighborhood and Fraternal Organizations, taxes, healthcare, Independence Institute Government transportation

Colorado Energy Science Center Environment natural resources homeless and youth Capitol Hill Community Services Charities services Education, Public CO Tobacco Education & Safety, Health and State budget crisis and Naomi Binkley Prevention Alliance Welfare budget control

Denver Public Library Education budget cuts Organization for/of Women, Public Safety, Health and AMEND Welfare domestic violence Organization for/of Youth or Students, Boys Hope Girls Hope of Colorado Religion funding, police support Civic, Neighborhood police and lethal force and Fraternal issues, mental health Greater Metro Denver Ministerial Organizations, training for 911 Alliance Religion dispatchers Drought, Referendum CO Farm Bureau Agriculture A Hispanic, Spanish, school vouchers, 12/29/03 Clear Channel Lisa Lutz Escuela de Guadalupe Education philanthropy Brent's Place Charities children's cancer

Wiesner Publishing Education CO Opportunity Fund Hispanic ministry, education, teen Hispanic Ministry Archdiocese of pregnancy and driver's Denver Religion license Organization for/of Gateway Battered Women's Shelter Women domestic violence

Public Safety, Health health care for the Doctor's Care and Welfare underserved domestic violence, Coalition Against Domestic Organization for/of Spanish speaking 03/29/04 KMGH Lisa Lutz Violence Women services Stiles African-American Heritage Minority and Ethnic education of African Center Organization American history

Rocky Mountain Stampede Other Greeley economy children living in poverty. Parental involvement, nutritional City of Lakewood Head Start Education needs Public Safety, Problem Gambling Coalition of CO Health, Welfare CO Lottery, casinos high school drop out rates among Hispanic and African America Denver Street School Education children peace building, American Friends Service affordable housing, Committee Religion youth empowerment Civic, Neighborhood and Fraternal women's safety, Organizations, housing for 06/28/04 Entercom Jon Takayama Rebuilding Together Metro Denver Woman elderly/disabled global warming, Environmental Defense Environment environmental health Denver Indian youth, CO Commission of Indian Affairs Culture, Government Columbus Day Parade Organization for/of reading programs for Oasis Intergenerational Tutoring Women youth Public Safety, Health housing for homeless Family Homestead and Welfare families/children Civic, Neighborhood, and Fraternal affordable housing, Habitat for Humanity Organizations state funding

Khadijatu Fofanh City of Centennial Government drought Higher education for James P. Beckwourth Mountain Organization of/and underprivileged, Club for youth environment Disabled work Public Safety, Health opportunities, Cerebral Palsy of Colorado and Welfare independence Environment, Organization of/and Environmental The Park People for youth education among youth

Redistribution Center, Inc. Community Services philanthropy Parental acceptance for Public Safety, gays, lesbians, PFLAG Denver Chapter Health , Welfare transsexuals Public Safety, disaster assistance, American Red Cross Health, Welfare funding

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