Media in Charleston, South Carolina

Charleston is the nation's 95th largest designated market area (DMA), with 326,770 households and 0.27% of the U.S. TV population.^[1] The following stations are licensed in Charleston and have significant operations or viewers in the city:^[2]

Major network television affiliates

WCBD-TV (2, NBC, CW): owned by Media General, studios in Mount Pleasant, licensed in Charleston
WCIV-TV (4, ABC): (Allbritton Communications), studios in Mount Pleasant, licensed in Charleston
WCSC-TV (5, CBS): owned by Raycom, studios in Charleston, licensed in Charleston
WITV-TV (7, PBS): owned by South Carolina Educational Television, transmitter in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, licensed in Charleston
WLCN-CD (18, RTV): owned by Faith Assembly, studios in Summerville, licensed in Charleston
WTAT-TV (24, Fox): owned by Cunningham Broadcasting Company, studios in North Charleston, licensed in Charleston
WAZS-LD (29, Azteca America Independent): owned by Jabar Communications, studios in North Charleston, licensed in Charleston
WMMP-TV (36, My Network Television): owned by Sinclair Broadcasting Company, studios in North Charleston, licensed in Charleston
WHDC-TV 12 (independent)
WCBD DT2-TV 14 (CW)
WCHD-TV 49

Radio

FM

WSCI - South Carolina Educational TV Radio [89.3 MHz] - NPR News and Classical
WKCL - We Know Christ Lives [91.5 MHz] - Contemporary Christian
WCKN - Kickin' 92.5 [92.5 MHz] - Country music
WWWZ - Z93 Jamz [93.3 MHz] - Urban Contemporary
WSCC - NewsRadio94.3 [94.3 MHz] - News / Talk
W234CV - The Zone [94.7 MHz]] Sports
WSSX - 95SX [95.1 MHz] - Contemporary Top 40
WMXZ - Modern Hits 95.9 [95.9 MHz] - Modern Hits
WOHM - [96.3 MHz] Variety
WIWF - The Wolf [96.9 MHz] - Country
WYLA - [97.5 MHz] Variety
WYBB - 98X [98.1 MHz] - Active Rock
W253BW - The Voice [98.5 MHz] News/Talk
WWIK -ESPN [98.9 MHz] - Sports
W257BQ - The Box [99.3 MHz] - Urban Contemporary (Simulcast on 95.9 WMXZ HD2)
WXST - Star99.7 [99.7 MHz] - Urban Adult Contemporary
WALC - HIS Radio [100.5 MHz] - Contemporary Christian
WAYA-FM - WAY-FM [100.9 & 101.3 MHz] - Contemporary Christian
WAVF - CHUCK FM [101.7 MHz] - Adult Hits
W254BK - The City [102.1 MHz] - Greatest Hits of the 60s, 70s, & 80s (Simulcast on WQNT 1450 AM)
WXLY - Y102.5 [102.5 MHz] - Adult Contemporary
WEZL - WEZL 103.5 [103.5 MHz] - Country
W280EX - WAZS 103.9 [103.9 MHz] Regional Mexican
WRFQ - Q104.5 [104.5 MHz] - Classic Rock
WCOO - The Bridge @ 105.5 [105.5 MHz] - Album Adult Alternative
WJNI - Gospel 106.3 [106.3 MHz] - Gospel
WMGL - 107-3 MAGIC [107.3 MHz] - Urban Adult Contemporary

AM

WLTQ - [730 kHz] - Religious
WTMZ - The Team [910 kHz] - Sports Talk (ESPN Radio)
WJKB - AM 950 Gospel (Simulcast of WJNI 106.3 FM) [950 kHz]
WAZS - El Sol [980 kHz] - Spanish
WTMA - The Lowcountry's Big Talker [1250 kHz] - News / Talk
WQSC - The Voice [1340 kHz] - News Talk
WMXZ HD3 - Heaven 1390 [1390 kHz] - Gospel (Simulcast on 95.9 HD3)
WQNT - [1450 kHz] - The City (Greatest Hits of the 60s, 70s, & 80s)
WZJY - [1480 kHz] - Regional Mexican

High definition digital radio

1640 XSUR ^[3] - 70s & 80s ("Surfside 1640")

Print, online media and mobile apps

Local newspapers in Charleston include The Post and Courier, the Charleston City Paper, The Charleston Chronicle, the Charleston Regional Business Journal, The Catholic Miscellany, and the Island Eye News.
A local online-only paper is TheDigitel.
A popular, local digital publication is Charleston Daily. Charleston Daily can also be found across multiple mobile apps celebrating in everything Charleston, South Carolina.

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References

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