Editing Bethlehem, Pennsylvania (section)

== Media ==
{{Main|Media in the Lehigh Valley}}
Two daily newspapers currently serve Bethlehem. ''[[The Morning Call]]'', based in [[Allentown, Pennsylvania|Allentown]], and ''[[The Express-Times]]'', based in [[Easton, Pennsylvania|Easton]]. Other smaller newspapers include ''The Bethlehem Press'', an award-winning weekly, ''Pulse Weekly,'' based in Allentown, ''Eastern Pennsylvania Business Journal'', based in Bethlehem, and ''Lehigh Valley Sports Extra'', an all-sports monthly newspaper founded in 2001. A Bethlehem-based daily, ''The Globe-Times'', founded in 1855, ceased publication in 1991.

Religious broadcaster WBPH is the only television station licensed in Bethlehem, though [[WLVT-TV|WLVT Channel 39]], a [[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]] affiliate, has its operations in the city. [[WFMZ-TV|WFMZ Channel 69]], an independent station, is based in neighboring Allentown. Bethlehem is part of the Philadelphia [[media market]], the nation's fourth-largest, and its cable systems also receive select radio and television broadcasts from [[New York City]].

Bethlehem has two licensed commercial radio stations, variety [[WGPA|WGPA-AM]] and [[rock music|hard rock]] [[WZZO|WZZO-FM]]. There is also one non-commercial station, [[WLVR-FM]], operated by [[Lehigh University]]. [[Public broadcasting|Public radio]] station [[WDIY|WDIY-FM]], while licensed in Allentown, maintains its facilities in Bethlehem. There are numerous other stations broadcast from Allentown and [[Easton, Pennsylvania|Easton]], representing a variety of commercial formats and several [[Broadcast translator|translators]] of public stations from [[Philadelphia]] and [[New Jersey]].