Television
| Call sign | Channel | Affiliation | Description |
| WLWT | Channel 5 | NBC | Owned by Hearst-Argyle |
| WCPO | Channel 9 | ABC | Owned by Scripps-Howard |
| WKRC-TV | Channel 12 | CBS | Owned by Newport Television |
| WKRC-DT2 | CinCW | The CW | CinCW runs on digital subchannel 12-2 operated by WKRC-TV. |
| WXIX | Channel 19 | Fox | Owned by Raycom Media |
| WOTH-LP | Channel 25 | A1/UATV | Owned by WBQC-LD |
| W36DG-LP | Channel 36 | TBN | |
| WBQC-LD | Channel 25.2 | Independent | |
| WCET | Channel 48 | PBS | |
| WCVN-TV | Channel 54 | KET/PBS | |
| WSTR-TV | Channel 64 | MyNetworkTV | Owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group |
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—Peter Ustinov (b. 1921)
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—Barbara Ehrenreich (b. 1941)
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—New Yorker (April 23, 1990)