Cheyenne is one of the most populous markets in Wyoming, with a long history of forums and outlets for information. As of 2021, Torrington and Scottsbluff[1] are generally thought to be included in the Cheyenne market.
The Wyoming Tribune Eagle is the city's primary newspaper, published daily.[2] Other newspapers published in the city include:
In its Fall 2013 ranking of radio markets by population, Arbitron ranked Cheyenne 271st in the United States.[6]
The following is a list of radio stations licensed to and/or broadcasting from Cheyenne.
Frequency | Callsign[7] | Format | City of License | Notes | |
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650 | KGAB | News/Talk | Orchard Valley, Wyoming | Broadcasts from Cheyenne[8] | |
870 | KJMP | Oldies | Pierce, Colorado | Broadcasts from Cheyenne[9] | |
1240 | KFBC | News/Talk | Cheyenne, Wyoming | - | |
1480 | KRAE | Oldies | Cheyenne, Wyoming | - |
Frequency | Callsign[10] | Format[11] | City of License | Notes | |
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88.1 | KVAM | Cheyenne, Wyoming | |||
90.3 | KWYC | Religious | Cheyenne, Wyoming | CSN | |
92.3 | KYOY | Classic Hits | Hillsdale, Wyoming | Broadcasts from Cheyenne[12] | |
92.9 | KPAW | Hot Adult Contemporary | F. E. Warren AFB, Wyoming | Broadcasts from Cheyenne[13] | |
93.7 | KAZY | Active Rock | Cheyenne, Wyoming | - | |
94.7 | K234AH | Oldies | Cheyenne, Wyoming | Rebroadcast of KRAE | |
97.9 | KXBG | Country | Cheyenne, Wyoming | Broadcasts from Loveland, Colorado[14] | |
99.9 | KKPL | Hot Adult Contemporary | Cheyenne, Wyoming | Broadcasts from Windsor, Colorado[15] | |
100.7 | KOLT-FM | Country | Cheyenne, Wyoming | Broadcasts from Loveland, Colorado[16] | |
101.9 | KIGN | Classic Rock | Burns, Wyoming | Broadcasts from Cheyenne[17] | |
103.3 | KRAN | Country | F. E. Warren AFB, Wyoming | Broadcasts from Cheyenne[18] | |
104.9 | KRRR | Oldies | Cheyenne, Wyoming | - | |
106.3 | KLEN | Top 40 | Cheyenne, Wyoming | - | |
107.1 | K296FZ | Classic Hits | Cheyenne, Wyoming | Rebroadcast of KYOY |
The city also receives radio stations from Laramie, as well as Denver and Fort Collins, Colorado.
The Cheyenne television market includes Goshen and Laramie Counties in southeastern Wyoming as well as Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska.[19]
The following is a list of television stations that broadcast from and/or are licensed to the city.
Display Channel | Network[20] [21] | Callsign[22] | City of License | Notes | ||
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5.1 | CBS | KGWN-TV | Cheyenne, Wyoming | rowspan=3 | - | |
5.2 | NBC | |||||
5.3 | CW | |||||
8.1 | PBS | K36JO-D | Cheyenne, Wyoming | Translator of KCWC-TV, Riverton, Wyoming[23] | ||
8.2 | Create/PBS Encore | |||||
13.1 | NBC | KCHY-LP | Cheyenne, Wyoming | High-definition
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13.2 | Standard-definition | |||||
16.1 | ABC | KKTQ-LD | Cheyenne, Wyoming | Translator of KTWO-TV, Casper, Wyoming | ||
27.1 | FOX | KLWY | Cheyenne, Wyoming | rowspan=1 | - | |
27.2 | ABC | Standard-definition
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33.1 | CTN | KQCK | Cheyenne, Wyoming | - | ||
47.1 | rowspan=2 | - | KGSC-LD | Cheyenne, Wyoming | rowspan=2 | - |
47.2 | ||||||
49 | Almavision | KBRO-LD | Cheyenne, Wyoming | - |
TV stations from the Denver area are available in Cheyenne, and are usually distributed on local cable and satellite systems alongside local stations.