Kansas City, Missouri

===Print media===
''[[The Kansas City Star]]'' is the area's primary newspaper. [[William Rockhill Nelson]] and his partner, [[Samuel Morss]], first published the evening paper on September 18, 1880. The ''Star'' competed with the morning ''Kansas City Times'' before acquiring that publication in 1901. The ''Times'' name was discontinued in March 1990, when the morning paper was renamed the ''Star''.<ref>{{Cite book |last=Haskell |first=Harry |title=Boss-busters & sin hounds : Kansas City and its Star |date=2007 |publisher=University of Missouri Press |isbn=978-0-8262-6612-5 |location=Columbia |oclc=614533916}}</ref>

Weekly newspapers include ''The Call'' (which is focused toward Kansas City's African-American community), the ''[[Kansas City Business Journal]]'', ''[[The Pitch (newspaper)|The Pitch]]'', ''Ink'', and the bilingual publications ''Dos Mundos'' and ''KC Hispanic News''.

Publications include ''Ingram's Magazine'' and a local [[upper class|society]] journal, the ''Independent''.

The city is served by two major faith-oriented newspapers: The ''Kansas City Metro Voice'', serving the Christian community, and the ''Kansas City Jewish Chronicle'', serving the Jewish community. It is the headquarters of the ''[[National Catholic Reporter]]'', an independent Catholic newspaper.