Editing Fayetteville, Arkansas (section)

==Media==
{{see also|List of newspapers in Arkansas|List of radio stations in Arkansas|List of television stations in Arkansas}}
The Fayetteville market is defined as Washington and Benton Counties and is called the Northwest Arkansas market by [[Arbitron]].<ref name="arbmap">{{cite map |author=[[Arbitron]] |title=Arbitron Radio Metro Map Based on Fall 2011&nbsp;Market Definitions |url=http://www.arbitron.com/downloads/Arb_US_Metro_Map_11.pdf |access-date=August 18, 2011 |format=PDF |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140326194348/http://www.arbitron.com/downloads/arb_us_metro_map_11.pdf |archive-date=March 26, 2014 }}</ref> The two-county area was ranked 127th in the nation with a listening/viewing population (age 12+) of 356,900 as of Spring 2011.<ref>{{cite web
 |title=Arbitron Radio Market Rankings: Spring 2011
 |publisher=Arbitron
 |url=http://www.arbitron.com/radio_stations/census_description.htm
 |access-date=August 18, 2011
|url-status=dead
 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110927115650/http://www.arbitron.com/radio_stations/census_description.htm
 |archive-date=September 27, 2011
}}</ref>

===Radio===
Two stations are operated by the University of Arkansas, [[KXUA]] 88.3 FM, which is the student-run station and [[KUAF]], 91.3 FM, a [[NPR|national public radio]] (NPR) station.
[[Cumulus Media]] owns seven stations in the Northwest Arkansas market, [[KFAY]] 1030 AM (news talk), [[KYNG (AM)|KYNG]] 1590 AM, [[KQSM-FM]] 92.1 FM ([[ESPN Radio]]), [[KAMO-FM]] 94.3 FM (classic country music), [[KRMW]] 94.9 FM, [[KKEG]] 98.3 FM (classic rock), and [[KMCK-FM]] 105.7 FM (Top 40). [[IHeartMedia]] owns four radio stations in the area, including [[KIGL]] 93.3 FM ([[classic rock]]), [[KMXF]] 101.9 FM ([[contemporary hit radio|Top 40]]), [[KKIX]] 103.9 FM ([[country music]]) and [[KEZA]] 107.9 FM ([[Adult contemporary music|adult contemporary]]). Hog Radio, Inc. owns three radio stations in the area, including [[KAKS]] 99.5 FM (an [[ESPN Radio]] affiliate), KFMD-FM 101.5 (Hot AC), and [[KXRD]] 96.7 FM ([[country music]]). Butler Communications owns [[KXNA]] 104.9 FM (new rock), [[KREB]] 1190 AM, and [[KFFK]] 1390 AM. Kerm, Inc. operates two [[News Talk Information]] stations: [[KURM (AM)|KURM]] 790 AM and [[KLTK]] 1140 AM. [[KSEC]] 95.7 broadcasts in the [[Mexican Regional]] format and KFFK 1390 AM of Butler Communications broadcasts in the [[Spanish News/Talk]] format. Religious stations include [[KAYH]] 89.3 FM, [[KBNV]] 90.1 FM, and [[KLRC]] 90.9 FM. All sports radio station [[KUOA]] 1290 AM is rebroadcast on 105.3 in Fayetteville and features [[Arkansas Razorbacks]] coverage. [[KISR]] 95.9 FM is [[Broadcast translator|translated]] to Fayetteville from [[Fort Smith, Arkansas|Fort Smith]]. Smaller operations include [[KPBI (AM)|KPBI]] 1250 AM (news talk information) and [[KBVA]] 106.5 FM ([[Classic Hits]]/[[Oldies]]/[[Adult Standards]]/Adult Contemporary). Fayetteville Community Radio, The Public Square, KPSQ 97.3 FM, operates via a low-power license granted by the [[Federal Communications Commission|FCC]].<ref>[http://www.freeweekly.com/2016/09/07/meet-kpsq-97-3-fayettevilles-new-community-radio-station/ Meet KPSQ 97.3. Fayetteville's New Community Radio Station.  The Free Weekly.] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20171201041637/http://www.freeweekly.com/2016/09/07/meet-kpsq-97-3-fayettevilles-new-community-radio-station/ |date=December 1, 2017 }} September 7, 2016</ref>

===Local TV stations===

Television Stations in the Fayetteville area include:

*[[Arkansas Educational Television Network|KAFT (AETN)]] 13 - [[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]]
*[[KFSM-TV|KFSM]] 5 – [[CBS]]
*[[KFTA-TV|KFTA]] 24 – [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]]
*[[KHBS-TV|KHOG]] 29 – [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] / [[The CW Television Network|The CW]]
*[[KNWA-TV|KNWA]] 51 – [[NBC]]
*[[KXNW]] 34 – [[MyNetworkTV]]

===Local newspapers===
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* ''[[Arkansas Democrat-Gazette]]''
* ''The Morning News''
* ''[[Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette]]'' (consolidation of the ''Northwest Arkansas Times'')
* ''The Fayetteville Free Weekly''
* ''Washington County Observer''
* ''The University of Arkansas Traveler''
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===Local online media===
* ''Fayetteville Flyer''