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This is a list of media in Lexington, Kentucky, United States.
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This is a list of media in Lexington, Kentucky, United States.
Lexington's daily circulating newspaper is the Lexington Herald-Leader . College newspapers include The Kentucky Kernel at the University of Kentucky and The Rambler at Transylvania University. The local alt-weekly is ACE Weekly . Business Lexington is a monthly business newspaper. KyForward.com is an online news site. The Chevy Chaser Magazine and the Southsider Magazine are two community publications. The only bilingual Spanish-English newspaper in the Bluegrass region is La Voz de Kentucky .
Lexington is served by the following television stations:
| Channel | Call sign | Network |
|---|---|---|
| 18.1 | WLEX | NBC |
| 18.2 | WLEX-DT2 | Grit |
| 27.1 | WKYT | CBS |
| 27.2 | WKYT-DT2 | CW |
| 27.3 | WKYT-DT3 | Circle |
| 27.4 | WKYT-DT4 | MeTV |
| 27.5 | WKYT-DT5 | Dabl |
| 36.1 | WTVQ | ABC |
| 36.2 | WTVQ-DT2 | MyKY/MyNetworkTV |
| 36.3 | WTVQ-DT3 | Justice |
| 36.4 | WTVQ-DT4 | Twist |
| 36.5 | WTVQ-DT5 | Court TV Mystery |
| 36.6 | WTVQ-DT6 | Quest |
| 36.7 | WTVQ-DT7 | QVC |
| 46.1 | WKLE | KET/PBS |
| 46.2 | WKLE-DT2 | KET 2/PBS Encore |
| 46.3 | WKLE-DT3 | KET KY |
| 46.4 | WKLE-DT4 | PBS Kids |
| 56.1 | WDKY-TV | Fox |
| 56.2 | WDKY-DT2 | Comet |
| 56.3 | WDKY-DT3 | Charge! |
| 56.4 | WDKY-DT4 | TBD |
| 65.1 | WLJC | COZI/Ind./Rel. |
| 67.1 | WUPX | ION |
| 67.2 | WUPX-DT2 | Court TV |
| 67.3 | WUPX-DT3 | Shop LC |
| 67.4 | WUPX-DT4 | Laff |
| 67.5 | WUPX-DT5 | Defy TV |
| 67.6 | WUPX-DT6 | True Real |
It also has numerous radio stations:
The Lexington Film League formed in 2009. [1]
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