Fort Wayne, Indiana

Fort Wayne is a city and the county seat of Allen County in northeastern Indiana. As of the 2000 census, as recertified in June 2003, the city had a total population of 220,486. It is named after a U.S. military fort established in 1794 by Gen. Anthony Wayne where the St. Joseph River and St. Marys River join to form the Maumee River.

Media

Newspapers

• Journal Gazette, daily morning newspaper
• The News-Sentinel, daily evening newspaper owned by Knight Ridder
• Whatzup, weekly entertainment newspaper
• Ink weekly African American newspaper
• Frost Illustrated, weekly African American newspaper
• Macedonian Tribune, monthly Macedonian newspaper.

Television

Fort Wayne is the 104th-largest television market in the United States according to Nielsen Media Research.

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NTSC

• WANE-TV, CBS affiliate, - channel 15
• WDFM-LP, Independent - Channel 26
• WFFT-TV, Fox affiliate - channel 55
• WFWA-TV, PBS member station - channel 39
• WFWC-CA, Independent - channel 45
• WINM-TV, TBN affiliate - channel 63
• WISE-TV, NBC affiliate - channel 33
• WPTA-TV, ABC affiliate - channel 21

DT

• WANE-DT, CBS and UPN affiliate, - channel 15
• Channel 15.1 - WANE-TV simulcast
• Channel 15.2 - UPN affiliate - UPN FORT WAYNE
• Channel 15.3 - weather radar
• WFFT-DT, Fox affiliate - DT channel 36
• WFWA-DT, PBS member station - channel 40
• Channel 40.1 - PBS HD Channel
• Channel 40.2 - WFWA-TV simulcast
• WINM-DT, TBN affiliate - DT channel 12
• WISE-DT, NBC affiliate - DT channel 33
• Channel 33.1 - WISE-TV simulcast
• Channel 33.2 - NBC Weather Plus
• WPTA-DT, ABC affiliate - DT channel 21
• Channel 21.1 - WPTA-TV simulcast
• Channel 21.2 - weather radar

Radio