Editing Delaware (section)

==Media==

=== Newspapers ===
Two [[daily newspaper]]s are based in Delaware, the ''[[Delaware State News]]'', based in Dover and covering the two southern counties, and ''[[The News Journal]]'' covering Wilmington and northern Delaware. The state is also served by [[List of newspapers in Delaware|several weekly, monthly and online publications]].

===Television===
No standalone television stations are based solely in Delaware. The northern part of the state is served by network stations in [[Philadelphia]] and the southern part by network stations in [[Salisbury, Maryland]]. Philadelphia's [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] affiliate, [[WPVI-TV]], maintains a news bureau in downtown Wilmington. Salisbury's [[CBS]] affiliate, [[WBOC-TV]], maintains bureaus in Dover and Milton. Three Philadelphia-market stations—[[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]] member [[WHYY-TV]], [[Ion Television|Ion]] affiliate [[WPPX]], and [[MeTV]] affiliate [[WDPN-TV]]—all have Wilmington as their [[city of license]], but maintain transmitters at the market antenna farm in [[Roxborough, Philadelphia]] and do not produce any Delaware-centric programming.
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===Radio===
{{Main|List of radio stations in Delaware}}

There are a numerous radio stations licensed in Delaware. [[WDDE]] 91.1 FM, [[WDEL 1150AM]], [[WHGE-LP|WHGE]]-LP 95.3 FM, WILM 1450 AM, [[WVCW (FM)|WVCW 99.5]], [[WMPH]] 91.7 FM, [[WSTW]] 93.7 FM, [[WTMC]] 1380 AM and [[WWTX]] 1290AM are licensed from Wilmington. [[WRDX]] 92.9 FM is licensed from Smyrna. [[WDOV]] 1410AM, [[WDSD]] 94.7 FM and WRTX 91.7 FM are licensed from Dover.