Radio Stations
- Note: ** -- indicates a station built and signed on by Cox.
| AM Stations | FM Stations |
| DMA# | Market | Station | Owned Since | Current Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6. | Houston - Galveston, TX | KHPT-106.9 | 2000 | Classic Hits |
| KGLK-107.5 | 1999 | Classic Hits | ||
| KKBQ-FM-92.9 | 1999 | Country music | ||
| KTHT-97.1 | 1999 | Classic Country | ||
| 7. | Atlanta | WALR-FM-104.1 | 2000 | Urban Adult Contemporary |
| WSBB-FM-95.5 | 1999 | Simulcasts WSB (AM) | ||
| WSB-FM-98.5 ** | 1948 | Adult Contemporary | ||
| WSRV-97.1 | 2000 | Classic Hits | ||
| WSB-750 | 1939 | News-Talk | ||
| Unranked | Athens, GA | WGMG-102.1 | 2008 | Adult Contemporary |
| WNGC-106.1 | 2008 | Country | ||
| WPUP-100.1 | 2008 | Classic Rock | ||
| WXKT-103.7 | 2008 | News/Talk | ||
| WGAU-1340 | 2008 | News-Talk | ||
| WRFC-960 | 2008 | Sports | ||
| 12. | Miami - Fort Lauderdale - Hollywood, FL | WEDR-99.1 | Urban Contemporary | |
| WFLC-97.3 | Adult Contemporary | |||
| WFEZ-93.1 | Soft adult contemporary | |||
| WHQT-105.1 | Urban Adult Contemporary | |||
| 18. | Tampa - St. Petersburg - Clearwater, FL | WDUV-105.5 | Soft Adult Contemporary | |
| WHPT-102.5 | Talk | |||
| WPOI-101.5 | Contemporary Hit Radio | |||
| WSUN-FM-97.1 | Modern Rock | |||
| WWRM-94.9 | Adult Contemporary | |||
| WXGL-107.3 | Classic Hits | |||
| 19. | Nassau - Suffolk, N.Y. | WBAB-102.3 | 1998 | Classic Rock |
| WBLI-106.1 | 1998 | Contemporary Hit Radio | ||
| 31. | San Antonio | KCYY-100.3 | Country | |
| KISS-FM-99.5 | Active Rock | |||
| KONO-FM-101.1 | Classic Hits | |||
| KTKX-106.7 | Classic Rock | |||
| KSMG-105.3 | Hot Adult Top 40 Hits | |||
| KKYX-680 | Classic Country | |||
| KONO-860 | simulcasts KONO-FM | |||
| 34. | Orlando | WCFB-94.5 | 1997 | Urban Adult Contemporary |
| WDBO-FM-96.5 | simulcasts WDBO | |||
| WMMO-98.9 | Adult Hits | |||
| WPYO-95.3 | CHR/Rhythmic | |||
| WWKA-92.3 | Country | |||
| WDBO-580 | News-Talk | |||
| 46. | Jacksonville | WAPE-FM-95.1 | Contemporary Hit radio | |
| WFYV-FM-104.5 | Classic Rock | |||
| WJGL-96.9 | Classic Hits | |||
| WXXJ-102.9 | Alternative Rock | |||
| WOKV-FM-106.5 | simulcasts WOKV (AM) | |||
| WOKV-690 | News-Talk | |||
| 53. | Louisville | WRKA-103.9 | Classic Country | |
| WQNU-103.1 | Country | |||
| WSFR-107.7 | Classic Rock | |||
| WVEZ-106.9 | Adult Contemporary | |||
| 54. | Richmond, Virginia | WHTI-100.9 | 2001 | Rhythmic Contemporary |
| WKHK-95.3 | 2000 | Country music | ||
| WKLR-96.5 | 2000 | Classic Rock | ||
| WURV-103.7 | 2000 | Modern AC | ||
| 57. | Birmingham, Alabama | WBHJ-95.7 | Urban Contemporary Hit radio | |
| WBHK-98.7 | Urban adult contemporary | |||
| WBPT-106.9 | Classic hits | |||
| WZNN-97.3 | Sports talk | |||
| WZZK-FM-104.7 | Country music | |||
| WAGG-610 | Urban gospel | |||
| WENN-1320 | Urban contemporary | |||
| 60. | Greenville - Spartanburg, S.C. | W249CB-97.7 | 2011 | Adult Hits |
| WHZT-98.1 | 2001 | CHR/Rhythmic | ||
| WJMZ-FM-107.3 | 2001 | Urban Contemporary | ||
| 62. | Dayton, Ohio | WHIO-FM-95.7 | simulcasts WHIO (AM) | |
| WHKO-99.1 ** | 1946 | Country music | ||
| WZLR-95.3 | Classic Hits | |||
| WHIO-1290 ** | 1929 | News-Talk | ||
| 64. | Honolulu | KCCN-FM-100.3 | 1999 | Hawaiian Contemporary Hits |
| KINE-FM-105.1 | 1999 | Traditional Hawaiian music | ||
| KPHW-104.3 | 2004 | CHR/Rhythmic | ||
| KRTR-FM-96.3 | 2003 | Hot Adult Top 40 | ||
| KKNE-940 | Traditional Hawaiian music | |||
| KRTR-650 | Easy listening | |||
| 65. | Tulsa, Oklahoma | KJSR-103.3 | 1995 | Classic Rock |
| KRMG-FM-102.3 | News-Talk | |||
| KRAV-FM-96.5 | Adult Contemporary | |||
| KWEN-95.5 | Country | |||
| KRMG-740 | News-Talk | |||
| 113. | New Haven, Connecticut | WPLR-99.1 | Rock | |
| 123. | Bridgeport, Connecticut | WEZN-FM-99.9 | Adult Contemporary | |
| 150. | Stamford - Norwalk, CT | |||
| WFOX-95.9 | Classic Rock |
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