Gannett

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Gannett is a media holding company based in the United States. Its assets include the national newspaper USA Today, and the weekly USA WEEKEND. The company was founded in 1906 by Frank Gannett, and started in newspaper ownership. Its headquarters are in McLean, Virginia.

Other assets

Newspapers

Several of Gannett's newspapers include

• The Tennessean - local newspaper of Nashville, Tennessee
• The Detroit News - a newspaper of Detroit, Michigan
• Honolulu Advertiser - statewide newspaper of Hawaii published in Honolulu
• Democrat and Chronicle - local paper of Rochester, New York
• Arizona Republic - newspaper of Phoenix, Arizona
• Tucson Citizen - newspaper of Tucson, Arizona
• The News Journal - local paper of Wilmington, Delaware
• Indianapolis Star - Indianapolis, Indiana
• Des Moines Register - local paper of Des Moines, Iowa
• Cincinnati Enquirer - newspaper of Cincinnati, Ohio
• Ithaca Journal - local paper of Ithaca, New York
• The Courier-Journal - newspaper of Louisville, Kentucky
• Army Times Publishing Company - publications include Army Times, Defense News and Military Market.
• Newquest Media Group - publications include the Evening Times and The Herald.

A complete listof the company's newspapers is available on the Gannett website.

Television

• KARE Channel 11 - Minneapolis, Minnesota
• KMOH - Kingman, Arizona
• KNAZ - Flagstaff, Arizona
• KPNX - Phoenix, Arizona
• KUSA - Denver, Colorado
• KSDK - St. Louis, Missouri
• KTHV - Little Rock, Arkansas
• KXTV - Sacramento, California
• WBIR - Knoxville, Tennessee
• WCSH - Portland, Maine
• WFMY - Greensboro, North Carolina
• WGRZ - Buffalo, New York
• WJXX - Jacksonville, Florida
• WKYC - Cleveland, Ohio
• WLBZ - Bangor, Maine
• WLTX - Columbia, South Carolina
• WMAZ - Macon, Georgia
• WTLV - Jacksonville, Florida
• WUSA - Washington, D.C.
• WXIA - Atlanta, Georgia
• WZZM - Grand Rapids, Michigan

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