Chicago Sun-Times is a daily newspaper offering news from international to local community news, sports, features, editorials, arts & entertainment, business and weather for the Chicago metro area. One of the 10 largest daily newspapers in the United States, the Chicago Sun-Times has won eight Pulitzer Prizes and has been home to such renowned journalists as political commentator Robert Novak, film critic Roger Ebert and sports writer Rick Telander. The newspaper is available throughout the city of Chicago, Illinois and its suburbs. The staff honors news embargoes on a case-by-case basis. The publication does not offer reader service cards. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

WFMZ is an independent station serving the greater Philadelphia area. It broadcasts on Channel 69. The station is owned by Maranatha Broadcasting Co. Inc. The station only covers stories BEYOND 30 miles north of Philadelphia, which include the immediate Lehigh Valley, Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton areas. The deadline for sending in press releases is ongoing. Video clips are accepted in DVD pro format. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

WSB-TV is the ABC affiliate for the Atlanta market. The station is owned by Cox Media Group, Inc. WSB-TV broadcasts locally on channel 2. The station made its debut on September 29, 1948. The first night's programming included local news coverage, a summation of the hard news of the day, entertainment by Ace Richman's Sunshine Boys, and a baby who could stand alone at eight days of age. According to the station's Web site, WSB-TV is North Georgia's dominant source of local news. The station's public service campaign initiatives are focused on family issues, community outreach, public service announcements programs, and coverage of the news. The vision of WSB-TV encompasses being a leader, striving for excellence, acting upon opportunities in a dynamic environment, and being viewed as an organization known for valuing the association they have with viewers and advertisers. News airs daily, in the mornings and evenings. Video clips are accepted in Beta SP. Deadlines for sending press releases fall a day before the event. The station ONLY accepts hard news. DO NOT send any light news pitches to the station. In addition, the station does not have a health reporter on staff. Send materials to the news desk. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication). Media Alert: Tuesday August 31st 2010 WSB-TV (Atlanta) will now be mutually sharing local news content with WKTB-TV, the Telemundo affiliate in Atlanta, under a news partnership. Nataly Ramos, News Producer at Telemundo Atlanta can be reached at n.ramos@telemundoatlanta.com. Steve Riley, Promotions at WSB-TV, can be reached at steve.riley@wsb-tv.com.

WFSB-TV is the CBS network affiliate in the Hartford-New Haven, CT market. The station is owned by Meredith Broadcasting Group. WFSB-TV broadcasts locally on channel 3. The local news has features News story questions and event coverage questions should directed to the assignment desk by e-mail. Story pitches and press releases may also be sent to the assignment desk by e-mail, or by fax. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

WFXT-TV is the local FOX affiliate on channel 25 for the greater Boston area. WFXT-TV is owned by Cox Media Group, Inc. and broadcasts locally produced news. News segments cover investigative, consumer, lifestyle and legal news stories. In September 2003, the station debuted its morning news broadcast, FOX 25 Morning News. WFXT-TV made its debut as WXNE-TV on October 10, 1977. The station was initially owned by the Christian Broadcasting Network and the focus was mainly religious. The station became a FOX affiliate in 1996. PR professionals should send submissions to the assignment desk via the news department's fax. Most of the assignment editors can be contacted via the news department phone. Deadlines for sending in press releases are on-going. Video clips are accepted both in Beta SP and DVC Pro formats. The station accepts public service announcements three weeks in advance of the event. PSAs are aired on a "first come first served" basis, and should benefit a non-profit organization while being appealing to the community at large.