Cities With Newspaper Joint Operating Agreements
- Charleston, West Virginia—Charleston Gazette (family owned) and Charleston Daily Mail (owned by Media News Group, minority stake)
- Detroit, Michigan—Detroit Free Press (owned by Gannett, formerly owned by Knight-Ridder) and the Detroit News (owned by Media News Group, formerly owned by Gannett)
- Fort Wayne, Indiana—Fort Wayne News-Sentinel (owned by Ogden News Group, formerly owned by The McClatchy Company, formerly owned by Knight-Ridder) and the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette (family owned)
- Las Vegas, Nevada—Las Vegas Review-Journal (owned by Stephens Media LLC) and the Las Vegas Sun (owned by Greenspun Media Group): as of November 2005, the Sun publishes as a daily insert inside the R-J (expires in 2040)
- Salt Lake City, Utah—Deseret News (owned by the Deseret Management Corporation) and The Salt Lake Tribune (owned by Media News Group) (JOA maintained by the jointly owned Newspaper Agency Corporation)
- York, Pennsylvania— York Daily Record (owned by Media News Group, formerly owned by Buckner News Alliance) and The York Dispatch (owned by Buckner News Alliance, formerly owned by Media News Group)
Read more about this topic: Newspaper Preservation Act Of 1970
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