Editing Fort Dodge, Iowa (section)

==Media==
;AM radio stations
* '''540''' [[KWMT]] (Three Eagles Communications, news/country/farm) 5&nbsp;kW  day/.2&nbsp;kW night
* '''1400''' [[KVFD (AM)|KVFD]] (Three Eagles Communications, news/talk/sports) – 1&nbsp;kW

;FM radio stations
* '''88.1''' [[KICB]] (Iowa Central Community College Broadcasting, "88.1 The Point", alternative rock) – 0.2&nbsp;kW
* '''89.5''' [[KLFG]] (Family Radio, "Family Radio", Religious) – 17&nbsp;kW
* '''91.1''' [[KNSK]] (Iowa State University/WOI Radio Group, NPR) 100&nbsp;kW
* '''92.1''' [[KZLB]] (Three Eagles Communications, "The Eagle", Classic Rock) – 6&nbsp;kW
* '''94.5''' [[KKEZ]] (Three Eagles Communications, "Mix 94.5", Hot Adult Contemporary) – 100&nbsp;kW
* '''96.9''' [[KIAQ]] (Three Eagles Communications, "Hot Country K97", Country) – 100&nbsp;kW
* '''99.7''' [[KXFT]] (Three Eagles Communications, "Sunny 99.7", Adult Contemporary) – 25&nbsp;kW
* '''105.9''' [[KTLB]] (Three Eagles Communications, "Hippie Radio", Oldies) – 25&nbsp;kW

;Online radio stations
* '''Fort Dodge Radio''' (Fort Dodge Radio, "80's With The 70's Best Rock!")

;Broadcast television stations
* KTIN 21, local [[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]] member station, [[Iowa PBS]] network member.
* A commercial TV station, last known as [[KVFD-TV]], an NBC affiliate, operated on channel 21 from 1953 until 1970 then moved to channel 50. On May 4, 1977, its tower and transmitter were destroyed by a tornado.<ref>''[[Fort Dodge Messenger]]'', May 5, 1977</ref>  The owner died before he could rebuild it, and his heirs were not interested in continuing it.  KVFD was never rebuilt and the call letters have been returned to the FCC.  Fort Dodge is served from the television stations in the Ames-Des Moines metro area.

;Print
* ''[[The Messenger (newspaper)|Fort Dodge Messenger]]'', daily newspaper