Editing Akron, Ohio (section)

===Radio===
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Though it is part of a combined TV market with Cleveland, Akron is its own radio market, with 12 stations directly serving it, including music stations  [[WQMX]] 94.9 (Country), [[WONE-FM|WONE]] 97.5 (Classic rock), [[WKDD]] 98.1 (Contemporary Hits), and [[WAKR]] 1590/93.5 ([[Soft AC]]/[[full service radio|Full service]]).

[[WHLO]] 640 and [[WNIR-FM]] 100.1 feature news/talk formats, while [[WCUE]] 1150 and [[WKJA]] 91.9 air religious programming.

As the regional [[NPR]] [[Network affiliate|affiliate]], [[WKSU]] 89.7 serves all of Northeast Ohio (including both the Cleveland and Akron markets).<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.beaconjournal.com/story/news/2022/03/28/monday-northeast-ohio-npr-programming-shifts-wcpn-wksu/7195070001/|title=Northeast Ohio NPR programming shifts from WCPN to WKSU, classical music now on 90.3 FM|website=Akron Beacon Journal}}</ref> College and school run stations include [[WZIP]] 88.1 (Top 40 – [[University of Akron]]), [[WSTB]] 88.9 (Alternative – Streetsboro City Schools), and [[WAPS-FM|WAPS]] 91.3 ([[Album Adult Alternative|AAA]] – [[Akron Public Schools]])