Midland, Texas

== Media ==
{{See also|List of newspapers in Texas|List of radio stations in Texas|List of television stations in Texas}}

=== Newspapers ===
Midland is served by the ''[[Midland Reporter-Telegram]]''.

===Radio===
{{Columns-list|colwidth=22em|*KLFB		88.1 FM	(Religious)
*KFRI		88.7 FM	(Christian Contemporary)
*[[KBMM]]	89.5 FM	(Religious)
*KTPR             89.9 FM (Texas Public Radio)
*KLVW   	90.5 FM	(Christian Contemporary)
*KVDG   	90.9 FM	(Spanish)
*[[KXWT]]	91.3 FM	(Public Radio)
*WJFM		91.7 FM	(Gospel Music)
*KNFM		92.3 FM	(Country)
*KZBT		93.3 FM	(Hip-Hop)
*KACD		94.1 FM	(Spanish)
*[[KTXO]]       94.7 FM	(Country)
*KQRX		95.1 FM	(Rock)
*[[KMRK-FM]]	96.1 FM	(Country)
*[[KMCM]]	96.9 FM	(Oldies)
*[[KODM]]	97.9 FM	(Adult Contemporary)
*[[KHKX]]	99.1 FM	(Country)
*KMTH   	99.5 FM	(Public Radio)
*[[KBAT]]	99.9 FM	(Rock)
*KMMZ		101.3 FM (Regional Mexican)
*KFZX		102.1 FM (Classic Rock)
*KCRS		103.3 FM (Top-40)
*KTXC		104.7 FM (Regional Mexican)
*KCHX		106.7 FM (Adult Contemporary)
*KWEL		107.1 FM (Talk)
*[[KQLM]]	107.9 FM (Spanish)
*KCRS		550 AM (News/Talk)
*KXOI		810 AM (Spanish)
*[[KFLB]]	920 AM (Religious)
*KWEL		1070 AM (Talk)
*[[KLPF]]       1180 AM (Religious)
*KMND		1510 AM	(Sports)
}}

=== Television ===
Midland is served by nine local television stations: [[KMID (TV)|KMID]], an [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] affiliate; [[KWES-TV]], an [[NBC]] affiliate; [[KOSA]], a [[CBS]] affiliate and a [[MyNetworkTV]] affiliate on their digital [[cable TV]] station; [[KPEJ-TV]], a [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]] affiliate; [[KPBT-TV]], a [[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]] affiliate; [[KWWT]], a [[MeTV]] affiliate; [[KUPB]], a [[Univision]] affiliate; and [[KTLE-LD]], a [[Telemundo]] affiliate. It also has a religious television station: [[KMLM-DT]], an affiliate of [[God's Learning Channel]], a worldwide institution offering pro-Israel programming.

Many major motion pictures have been filmed in and around Midland, including ''[[Hangar 18 (film)|Hangar 18]]'', ''[[Waltz Across Texas]]'', ''[[Fandango (1985 film)|Fandango]]'', ''[[Blood Simple]]'', ''[[Hard Country (1981 film)|Hard Country]]'', ''[[Friday Night Lights (film)|Friday Night Lights]]'', ''[[The Rookie (2002 film)|The Rookie]]'', ''[[The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada]]'', ''[[Everybody's Baby: The Rescue of Jessica McClure]]'' (which featured, as extras, many participants in the actual rescue and its coverage), and others.

The Midland-Odessa area is a focal point for many of the TV series ''[[Heroes (American TV series)|Heroes]]''<nowiki/>'s first-season episodes, serving as the Bennet family home and as the location of the Burnt Toast Diner.