Editing Cedar Rapids, Iowa (section)

===Television===
The Cedar Rapids-[[Waterloo, Iowa|Waterloo]]-[[Iowa City, Iowa|Iowa City]]-[[Dubuque, Iowa|Dubuque]] [[media market]] consists of 21 eastern Iowa counties: [[Allamakee County, Iowa|Allamakee]], [[Benton County, Iowa|Benton]], [[Black Hawk County, Iowa|Black Hawk]], [[Bremer County, Iowa|Bremer]], [[Buchanan County, Iowa|Buchanan]], [[Butler County, Iowa|Butler]], [[Cedar County, Iowa|Cedar]], [[Chickasaw County, Iowa|Chickasaw]], [[Clayton County, Iowa|Clayton]], [[Delaware County, Iowa|Delaware]], [[Dubuque County, Iowa|Dubuque]], [[Fayette County, Iowa|Fayette]], [[Grundy County, Iowa|Grundy]], [[Iowa County, Iowa|Iowa]], [[Johnson County, Iowa|Johnson]], [[Jones County, Iowa|Jones]], [[Keokuk County, Iowa|Keokuk]], [[Linn County, Iowa|Linn]], [[Tama County, Iowa|Tama]], [[Washington County, Iowa|Washington]], and [[Winneshiek County, Iowa|Winneshiek]].<ref name="arbmap"/> It is ranked 90th by [[Nielsen Media Research]] for the 2016–17 television season with 346,330 television households.<ref>{{cite web|author=Nielsen Media Research|title=Nielsen Local Television Market Universe Estimates|url=https://www.lyonspr.com/latest-nielsen-dma-rankings/|access-date=August 3, 2017|archive-date=April 12, 2018|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180412071947/https://www.lyonspr.com/latest-nielsen-dma-rankings/|url-status=dead}}</ref>

Cedar Rapids is home to the following commercial stations: [[KGAN]] channel 2 ([[CBS]]), KGAN-DT2 ([[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]]), [[KCRG-TV]] channel 9 ([[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]), KCRG-DT2 ([[MyNetworkTV]]), KCRG-DT3 ([[The CW]]), [[KFXA]] channel 28 ([[Dabl]]), and [[KPXR-TV]] channel 48 ([[Ion Television|Ion]]). [[NBC]] affiliate [[KWWL (TV)|KWWL]] channel 7 and [[MeTV]] affiliate KWWL-DT3 are based in Waterloo and maintain a newsroom inside the [[Alliant Energy]] tower in downtown Cedar Rapids. Other stations in the market are [[KWKB]] channel 20 ([[Tri-State Christian Television|TCT]], [[ThisTV]] on DT-5), licensed to Iowa City and [[KFXB-TV]] channel 40 ([[Christian Television Network|CTN]]), licensed to Dubuque. [[Public Broadcasting Service|Public television]] is provided by [[Iowa PBS]], which has two stations in the area: KIIN channel 12 in Iowa City and KRIN channel 32 in Waterloo. [[KWWF]] channel 22 ([[Retro Television Network|RTN]]), which operated from Waterloo, ceased broadcasting in 2013. [[Mediacom]] and local company ImOn Communications provide cable television service to Cedar Rapids.