Editing Fargo, North Dakota (section)

==Media==
{{main|Media in Fargo–Moorhead}}

''[[The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead]]'' is the city's major newspaper. The ''[[High Plains Reader]]'', an independent weekly newspaper, also operates in the community. North Dakota State University's student paper, ''[[NDSU Spectrum|The Spectrum]]'', is printed twice weekly during the academic year. The city is also served by other publications such as ''Area Woman'', ''From House To Home'', ''[[Bison Illustrated]]'', ''[[OPEN (North Dakota magazine)|OPEN Magazine]]'', ''Fargo Monthly'',<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.fargomonthly.com/|title=Fargo Monthly &#124; Fargo, North Dakota's Magazine for Events, Dining, Shopping and more.|website=Fargomonthly.com|access-date=February 2, 2022}}</ref> ''Design & Living'', and ''Valley Faith''.

Fargo is also home to several radio and television stations. [[Gray Television]] owns [[NBC]] affiliate [[KVLY-TV]] and [[CBS]] affiliate [[KXJB-LD]], and [[Red River Broadcasting]] owns [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]] affiliate [[KVRR]]. [[Forum Communications]], which also owns ''The Forum'', owns [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] affiliate [[WDAY-TV]] and [[WDAY (AM)|WDAY radio]]. Major Market Broadcasting owns [[MyNetworkTV]] affiliate [[KRDK-TV]], which was formerly [[CBS]] affiliate KXJB. [[Prairie Public Television|Prairie Public Broadcasting]] operates [[Prairie Public Television|KFME-TV]], a PBS station, and also operates NPR affiliate KDSU-FM (however, KDSU is owned by North Dakota State University). [[Midwest Communications]] operating under Midwest Radio of Fargo-Moorhead, owns [[KFGO (AM)|KFGO-AM/FM]], [[KVOX-FM]], [[KOYY]], [[KRWK]] and [[KNFL (AM)|KNFL]].  Conservative [[talk radio|talk host]] Scott Hennen owns [[WZFG]], and Great Plains Integrated Marketing owns [[KQLX (AM)|KQLX]], [[KQLX-FM]] and [[KEGK]].  Local resident James Ingstad operates eight radio stations under [[RFM Media]], including [[KBVB]], [[KPFX]], [[KLTA]], [[KQWB-FM]], [[KQWB-AM]], [[KBMW-FM]], and [[K233CY]].

[[KNDS-LP|KNDS 96.3 FM]] is an FCC approved radio station, owned with a license held by the independent Alliance for the Arts, operating on the 96.3 frequency in Fargo, North Dakota and the surrounding area. KNDS strives to provide the area with independent music not heard elsewhere in the FM radio community, while maintaining an emphasis on community/area partnership. North Dakota State University's ThunderRadio club operates the station <ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.kndsradio.org/about|title=About|website=Kndsradio.org|access-date=February 2, 2022|archive-date=February 2, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220202232704/https://www.kndsradio.org/about|url-status=dead}}</ref>

[[KRFF-LP]] is a local, non-profit, listener-supported independent radio station serving the Fargo-Moorhead area. Radio Free Fargo previously worked to run KNDS.

Fargo has four local yellow pages publishers: SMARTSEARCH, which is locally owned and operated; yellowbook, owned by the Yell Group, a United Kingdom-based company; Dex, owned by RH Donnelley and based in North Carolina; and Phone Directories Company (PDC), based in Utah.