Pittsburgh

===Radio===
A wide variety of [[Radio broadcasting|radio stations]] serve the Pittsburgh market. The first was [[KDKA (AM)|KDKA]] 1020 AM, also the world's first commercially licensed radio station, which began airing on November 2, 1920.<ref name="KDKA_AM_1020">{{cite web |url=http://ethw.org/KDKA,_First_Commercial_Radio_Station |title=KDKA, First Commercial Radio Station |website=ETHW|access-date=December 4, 2021|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150211064835/http://www.ieeeghn.org/wiki/index.php/KDKA%2C_First_Commercial_Radio_Station |archive-date=February 11, 2015}}</ref> Other stations include [[KQV]] 1410 AM ([[News radio|news]]), [[WBGG (AM)|WBGG]] 970 AM ([[Sports radio|sports]]), [[KDKA-FM]] 93.7 FM (sports), [[WKST-FM]] 96.1 FM ([[Mainstream Top 40|Top 40]]), [[WAMO-AM]] 660 AM and 107.3 FM ([[Urban contemporary music|urban contemporary]]) [[WBZZ]] 100.7 FM ([[Adult contemporary music|adult contemporary]]), [[WDVE]] 102.5 FM ([[Album Rock|album rock]]), [[WPGB]] 104.7 FM (Country), and [[WXDX]] 105.9 FM ([[modern rock]]). There are also three [[public broadcasting|public radio stations]] in the area: [[WESA (FM)|WESA]] 90.5 FM ([[National Public Radio]] affiliate), [[WQED-FM|WQED]] 89.3 FM (classical), and [[WYEP]] 91.3 FM ([[Adult Alternative|adult alternative]]). Three non-commercial stations are run by [[Carnegie Mellon University]] ([[WRCT]] 88.3 FM), the [[University of Pittsburgh]] ([[WPTS]] 92.1 FM), and [[Point Park University]] ([[WPPJ]] 670 AM).