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This is a list of media serving the Omaha metropolitan area in Omaha, Nebraska and Council Bluffs, Iowa.
| FM radio stations |
| Frequency |
Call sign |
Name |
Format |
Owner |
City |
| 87.7 FM |
WOWT |
WOWT-TV NBC Channel 6 |
Simulcast Television |
Gray Television |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 88.1 FM |
KMLV |
K-LOVE |
Contemporary Christian Music |
Educational Media Foundation |
Ralston/Omaha |
| 88.9 FM |
KVSS |
Spirit 88.9 |
Christian |
VSS Catholic Communications |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 89.7 FM |
KIWR |
89.7 The River |
College/Alternative |
Iowa Western Comm. Coll. |
Council Bluffs, Iowa |
| 90.7 FM |
KVNO |
Classical 90.7 |
Classical |
Univ. of Nebraska at Omaha |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 91.5 FM |
KIOS |
Omaha Public Radio/NPR |
Public radio |
Omaha Public Schools |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 92.3 FM |
KEZO |
Z92 |
Active rock |
Journal Broadcast Group |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 92.7 FM |
K224DJ |
Bott Radio Network |
Christian
rebroadcasts KLCV |
Community Broadcasting |
La Vista/Omaha |
| 93.3 FM |
KHUS |
US 93.3 |
Classic country |
Clear Channel Communications |
Bennington/Omaha |
| 93.7 FM |
KBUL |
Mav Radio 93.7 |
College |
Univ. of Nebraska at Omaha |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 93.7 FM |
K229BI |
Bott Radio Network |
Christian
rebroadcasts KLCV |
Community Broadcasting |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 94.1 FM |
KQCH |
Channel 94.1 |
Top 40 (CHR/Pop) |
Journal Broadcast Group |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 96.1 FM |
KQBW |
96.1 The Brew |
Classic rock |
Clear Channel Communications |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 97.3 FM |
KBLR |
Country 97.3 |
Country |
NRG Media |
Blair, Nebraska |
| 97.7 FM |
KBBX |
Radio Lobo |
Spanish |
Connoisseur Media |
Nebraska City/Omaha |
| 98.5 FM |
KQKQ |
Q98-5 |
Hot AC |
NRG Media |
Omaha-Council Bluffs metropolitan area |
| 99.9 FM |
KGOR |
Super Hits 99.9 |
Oldies |
Clear Channel Communications |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 100.7 FM |
KGBI |
Safe For The Whole Family |
Contemporary Christian music |
Salem Communications |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 101.9 FM |
KLTQ |
The Big O-101.9 |
Adult Contemporary |
NRG Media |
Lincoln, Nebraska |
| 103.7 FM |
KXKT |
Kat 103 |
Country |
Clear Channel Communications |
Glenwood/Omaha |
| 104.5 FM |
KSRZ |
Star 104.5 |
Hot AC |
Journal Broadcast Group |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 105.5 FM |
KFMT |
Gold 105.5 |
Classic Rock |
NRG Media |
Fremont, Nebraska |
| 105.9 FM |
KKCD |
CD 105.9 |
Classic Rock |
Journal Broadcast Group |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 106.9 FM |
KOPW |
Power 106.9 |
Rhythmic (Hip Hop) |
NRG Media |
Plattsmouth/Omaha |
| 107.7 FM |
dark |
Pacific Junction, Iowa/Omaha |
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[edit] Historic
| Historic newspapers in the Omaha Metro area[1] alphabetical |
| Name |
Description |
| Arrow |
Founded in 1854, it was the first newspaper in Omaha |
| Bee |
Founded in 1874, bought by World-Herald in 1937 and closed |
| Den Danske Pioneer |
"The Danish Pioneer" was founded in Omaha in 1872 and printed in the city until 1958 |
| Nebraskian |
Founded in 1854 |
| Times |
Founded in 1857 |
| Republican |
Founded in 1858 under Dr. Gilbert C. Monell and in 1859,to 1861 under E. D. Webster |
| Democrat |
1858 |
| Telegraph |
Founded in 1860 |
| Omaha Tribune |
Founded in 1912 as a national German-language weekly; publishing company still operates in Omaha as the Interstate Printing Company. |
| Daily Herald |
Founded in 1865 under Dr. George L. Miller. |
| Daily Evening Tribune |
Founded in 1870 with Phineas W. Hitchcock as a chief stockholder. |
| Evening Bee |
Founded in 1871 |
| The Evening World |
Founded in 1885; purchased The Daily Herald in 1889. |
The Omaha World-Herald, the Omaha Bee and by 1900 the Omaha Daily News developed into the most influential journals.
