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Indiana Media Outlets Indiana Media Outlets Newswire’s Media Database​​ provides targeted media outreach opportunities to key trade journals, publications, and outlets. The following records are related to traditional media from radio, print and television based on the information provided by the media. Note: The listings may be subject to change based on the latest data. ________________________________________________________________________________ Radio Stations 25. WBKQ-FM [96.7 Blake FM] 26. WBNI-FM 1. At Work with Zach Johnson 27. WBOI-FM 2. Blue Funk Broadcasting 28. WBTU-FM [U.S. 93.3] 3. Freelancer - Leslie, Liz 29. WBWB-FM [B97] 4. Green Sense Radio Show 30. WCJC-FM [Your Country 99.3 5. Homespun Edge WCJC] 6. Hoosier Hills Bluegrass Show 31. WCMR-AM [Solid Gospel 1270 & 7. JED in the Region 105.3 FM] 8. KEC74-FM [NOAA All Hazards 32. WCOE-FM Radio] 33. WCVL-AM [Cool Oldies 1550 AM] 9. KLVV-FM [Praise 88.7] 34. WDKS-FM [KISS-FM 106.1] 10. KUPL-FM [98.7, The Bull] 35. WDWQ-FM [Q102.7] 11. Region After Dark 36. WECI-FM [Richmonds Public 12. Socially Incorrect with Brian Radio] Brophy 37. WEDJ-FM [Radio Latina 107.1] 13. The Bob & Tom Show 38. Weekends with Paul Evans 14. The Max Midday Show 39. Weekends with Wade Stokes 15. Two Fat Guys Hardware Show 40.WEOA-AM [Magic 98.5] 16. W243CL-FM 41. WERK-FM [104.9 WERK-FM] 17. W264BP-FM 42. WFHB-FM [Bloomington 18. WACA-AM [Radio America] community radio] 19. WAXI-FM [True Oldies 104.9] 43. WFIU Online 20. WBAA-AM 44.WFIU-FM [WFIU] 21. WBAT-AM [1400 WBAT] 45. WFML-FM [96.7 Jack FM] 22. WBDG-FM [Giant 90.9] 46. WFML-FM [MAX 96.7] 23. WBIN-AM 47. WFOF-FM 24. WBIW-AM [Voice of the Hoosier 48.WGNR-AM Hills] 49. WGRE-FM All Rights Reserved. © www.newswire.com ​ 50. WHLY-AM [La Raza 1580] 88. WQKZ-FM [WQKZ Hot Country 51. WHZR-FM [Hoosier Country 103.7] 98.5 FM] 52. WIBN-FM [98 Gold] 89. WQLK-FM [Kicks 96] 53. WIKY-FM 90. WQME-FM [98.7 FM WQME] 54. WILO-AM [America's Best Music] 91. WRAY-FM 55. WIMS-AM [AM-1420 WIMS] 92. WRBI-FM 56. WIUX-LP [WIUX Pure Student 93. WRBR-FM [103.9 The Bear] Radio from Indiana University] 94. WRCE-AM [The Race 1490 ESPN 57. WJFX-FM [Hot 1079] Radio] 58. WJLT-FM [ESPN 105.3 Evansville] 95. WRDI-FM [Redeemer Radio] 59. WJTS-CD 96. WRZQ-FM [Q Mix] 60. WKDQ-FM [99.5 WKDQ] 97. WSLM-FM [97.9 FM Classic Hits] 61. WKJG-AM [ESPN Radio 1380] 98. WSVX-AM [Giant 96] 62. WKLO-FM [Real Country] 99. WTRE-AM [Tree Country 1330] 63. WKOA-FM [K 105] 100. WUBU-FM [Mix 106] 64. WKPW-FM 101.WVNI-FM [Spirit 95] 65. WKVI-AM [AM 1520 Kountry KVI] 102. WVPE-FM [Your NPR Station] 66. WKVI-FM [K99.3 WKVI-FM] 103. WVUR-FM [The Source 95 67. WLAB-FM [Star 88.3] WVUR] 68. WLBC-FM [104.1 WLBC] 104. WWHI-FM [WCRD] 69. WLHM-FM [Classic Mix 102] 105. WXCH-FM [Mojo 102.9] 70. WLKI-FM [100.3 WLKI] 106. WXKE-FM [96-3 XKE] 71. WLPK-AM [K Mix 106.9] 107. WXXC-FM [Star 106.9] 72. WLPK-AM [Super Oldies 1580] 108. WYGB-FM [KORN Country 73. WLTH-AM [W-ea-LTH Radio] 100.3] 74. WLYV-AM [Redeemer Radio] 109. WZPL-FM [99-5 WZPL] 75. WLZZ-FM [Wheels Country 104.5] 110.WZWZ-FM [Z92.5] 76. WMPI-FM [I 105.3] 77. WMRS-FM [Sunny 107.7] Publication & Print 78. WMSR-Redhawk Radio 79. WMXQ-FM [MAX 93.5] 1. About.com 80.WMYJ-AM 2. ACSM Fit Society Page Newsletter 81. WMYK-FM [Rock 98.5] 3. AI Magazine 82. WNIN-FM [WNIN 88.3] 4. Annual Review of Analytical 83. WNOW-FM [RadioNOW 100.9] Chemistry 84.WNSN-FM [Sunny 101.5] 5. Antique Week 85. WOMB-FM 6. applied acoustics 86. WOWO-AM [News/Talk 1190 7. Asian American Today WOWO 92.3 FM] 8. ATTICUS REVIEW 87. WQHU-LP [Fuse FM] 9. b/r (bleacher report) All Rights Reserved. © www.newswire.com ​ 10. BANNER GRAPHIC 44.DN (THE DAILY NEWS) 11. BioCentury Extra 45. DOWNBEAT 12. BIZVOICE 46. DUPONT VALLEY TIMES 13. BLUE & GOLD ILLUSTRATED 47. ENR (Engineering News-Record) 14. Brain Imaging and Behavior 48.ENR California 15. BRM (Behavior Research Methods) 49. EVANSVILLE Business 16. Brown County Democrat 50. EVANSVILLE City View 17. Building and Environment 51. Evansville COURIER&PRESS 18. BUILDING INDIANA 52. Evansville COURIER&PRESS Online 19. Carmel CITY MAGAZINE 53. Examiner.com - Evansville 20. Casual Fridays with Jerry Davich 54. examiner.com - National 21. CEE (chemical engineering 55. Farm World education) 56. food&drink INTERNATIONAL 22. CENTER GROVE 57. GADGET GUY 23. Chalkbeat Indiana 58. GOSHEN NEWS 24. Chicago Tribune 59. GREATER FORT WAYNE FAMILY 25. CHRONICLE 60. Greene County DAILY WORLD 26. Chronicle-Tribune 61. Greensburg Daily News 27. CINCINNATI PARENT 62. HAMILTON COUNTY BUSINESS 28. Clarion News MAGAZINE 29. COMMERCIAL-NEWS 63. HARDWARE ReTailing 30. Computing in SCIENCE & 64. Heart Rhythm ENGINEERING 65. Herald Journal 31. CONCORDIA THEOLOGY QUARTERLY 66. IEEE Annals of the History of 32. COURIER TIMES Computing 33. CRITICAL CARE NURSING 67. iFanboy QUARTERLY 68. Illiana Jewish News 34. Current Alzheimer Research 69. Indiana Living Green 35. CURRENT IN CARMEL 70. Indiana News Service 36. CURRENT IN NOBLESVILLE 71. Indiana University Mathematics 37. Current Opinion in Environmental Journal Sustainability 72. Indianapolis MONTHLY 38. DAILY JOURNAL 73. INDY FUEL 39. Daily Reporter 74. Indy's Child 40.DAYTON PARENT 75. ink FREE NEWS 41. Dearborn County Register - the 76. International Journal of JOURNAL press Online Human-Computer Interaction 42. DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT 77. International Journal of Mass 43. Digital Applications in Archaeology Spectrometry and Cultural Heritage All Rights Reserved. © www.newswire.com ​ 78. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF 110.nmp (NATIONAL MORTGAGE SPORT COMMUNICATION PROFESSIONAL) 79. International Soil and Water 111. NOÖ Journal Conservation Research 112. Northwest Indiana Business 80.IR (Indiana Review) Quarterly 81. ist (indoor suntanning magazine) 113. NOTRE DAME MAGAZINE 82. J.O.M (Journal of MANAGEMENT) 114.NOTRE DAME MAGAZINE Online 83. JBS (Journal of Biomolecular 115. NUVO Screening) 116.NWI CATHOLIC 84.Journal of chemical&engineering 117.nwi.com data 118.NWINDIANALIFE.COM 85. Journal of Computational Physics 119.OPERATIVE DENTISTRY 86. journal of controlled release 120. Optics Express 87. JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL 121. OSV Newsweekly RESEARCH Solid Earth 122. Our Brown County 88. Journal of Germanic Linguistics 123. PAOLI NEWS.REPUBLICAN 89. journal of statistical planning and 124. PARKE COUNTY SENTINEL inference 125. PAULDING COUNTY PROGRESS 90. Journal of Surveying Engineering 126. PERRY COUNTY NEWS 91. Journal Review 127. Pharmaceutical Development and 92. KOKOMO TRIBUNE Technology 93. L'OSSERVATORE ROMANO 128. Pharmaceutical Outsourcing 94. Lafayette Journal & Courier 129. PHAROS-TRIBUNE 95. LaGrange News 130. PORTAGE LIFE.COM 96. LAKE MICHIGAN Shore 131. Post-Tribune 97. literarymama 132. Prepared Foods 98. MODEL Airplane NEWS 133. Princeton Daily Clarion 99. Model Aviation 134. REFLECTOR ONLINE 100. MORGAN COUNTY BUSINESS 135. RELIGION AND AMERICAN LEADER CULTURE R&AC 101.MOUNT VERNON DEMOCRAT 136. RENSSELAER Republican 102. NDINSIDER 137. RHYTHM! SCENE 103. Nettle Creek Gazette 138. Rotorcraft 104. News and Tribune 139. ROTOWORLD 105. NEWS-GAZETTE 140. Rough Notes 106. News-Sentinel.com 141.RTOHQ The Magazine 107. NEWTON COUNTY ENTERPRISE 142. rue DAILY 108. NFL Spin Zone 143. RUSHVILLE REPUBLICAN 109. nickmom 144. RV Business 145. SASSY All Rights Reserved. © www.newswire.com ​ 146. SB NATION - DYNAMO THEORY 182. The Herald Bulletin 147. SCHOLASTIC 183. The Herald Bulletin Online 148. Science Fiction Studies 184. THE HERALD REPUBLICAN 149. Senior Life - Cincinnati / Northern 185. The Herald-Times Kentucky Edition 186. The Herald-Tribune 150. Senior Life - Indianapolis Edition 187. THE HOOSIER SCOOP 151. Senior Life - Northwest Edition 188. THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR 152. Shopping Guide News 189. THE JACKSON COUNTY BANNER 153. Sibyl MAGAZINE 190. THE JOPLIN GLOBE 154. South Bend Tribune 191.The Journal Gazette 155. southside business exchange 192. The Journal of American History 156. Speedway Town Press 193. The Journal of the Astronautical 157. SPENCER COUNTY Sciences JournalDemocrat 194. THE LA PORTE COUNTY 158. STADIUM JOURNEY HERALD-ARGUS 159. SULLIVAN Daily TIMES 195. THE Lebanon Reporter 160. The Advance Leader 196. THE MADISON COURIER 161.The Auburn Plainsman 197. The Mail-Journal 162. THE AUCTION EXCHANGE And 198. THE MESSAGE COLLECTORS NEWS 199. The Mooresville-Decatur TIMES 163. THE Beacher 200. The Murray State News 164. THE BRAZIL TIMES 201. THE NEWS SUN 165. THE BULLETIN 202. The News-Examiner 166. THE Butler Bulletin 203. The News-Sentinel 167. The 204. The No-Load Fund Investor ChristianOnlineMagazine.Com 205. The OAH Magazine Of History 168. The Corydon Democrat 206. THE OBSERVER - Notre Dame 169. THE DEPAUW 207. THE PAPER 170. THE DEPAUW Online 208. the PAPER - Goshen Edition 171.THE EARLHAM WORD 209. the PAPER - Syracuse Edition 172. The Elkhart Truth 210. the PAPER - Warsaw Edition 173. The Elkhart Truth Online 211. The Paper OF MONTGOMERY 174. The Farmer's Exchange Online COUNTY 175. the franklin Online 212. the PAPER- Kosciusko Edition 176. THE GAD-A-BOUT 213. THE POSEY COUNTY NEWS 177. The Garrett Clipper 214. The Post & Mail 178. The Gleaner 215. the Record 179. THE GOSHEN NEWS 216. THE REPUBLIC 180. THE HARBOR COUNTRY NEWS 217. THE ROCHESTER SENTINEL 181.The Herald 218. The Shelbyville News All Rights Reserved. © www.newswire.com ​ 219. THE SHIELD 6. KFTA-TV [Fox 24] 220. The Shopper 7.
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