Radio
See also: :Category:Radio stations in Cincinnati, Ohio| Call sign | Frequency | Format | Owner | Description |
| WKRC | 550 AM | Talk Radio | Clear Channel | 55KRC, "The Talk Station" |
| WLW | 700 AM | News Radio | Clear Channel | "The Big One," "The Nation's Station," and "Home of the Reds:" Serves as flagship station for the Cincinnati Reds Radio Network |
| WNOP | 740 AM | Christian | Sacred Heart Radio | "Greater Cincinnati's Catholic Radio Station" |
| WPFB | 910 AM | NKU | Repeater of WNKU | |
| WGRI | 1050 AM | Christian Talk | Christian Broadcasting | "Cincinnati's Christian Voice" |
| WCVX | 1160 AM | Talk Radio | Christian Broadcasting | "Cincinnat's Real Talk 1160" |
| WDBZ | 1230 AM | Black Talk | Radio One | "The Buzz of Cincinnati" |
| WCVG | 1320 AM | Gospel | Great Lakes Radio | "Cincinnati's Voice of Gospel" |
| WSAI | 1360 AM | Sports Radio | Clear Channel | "Fox Sports 1360" |
| WMOH | 1450 AM | Talk | Vernon R. Baldwin, Inc. | "The Ticket" |
| WDJO | 1480 AM | Oldies | Alchemy Broadcasting | |
| WCKY | 1530 AM | Sports Radio | Clear Channel | "Cincinnati's ESPN 1530" |
| WCNW | 1560 AM | Religious | Vernon R. Baldwin, Inc. | |
| WAIF | 88.3 FM† | Community Radio | "What Radio Was Meant To Be"
† Shares frequency with WJVS, operating all other times |
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| WJVS | 88.3 FM‡ | campus radio | "Joint Vocational School"
‡ Shares frequency with WAIF, operating Mon-Fri 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. during the school year. |
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| WMKV | 89.3 FM | Big Band/Adult Standards/Old Time | LifeSphere | |
| WMWX | 88.9 FM | Album Oriented Rock | Spryex Communications, Inc. | "The New Breed Of Rock" |
| WKCX | 89.1 FM | Album Oriented Rock | Spryex Communications, Inc. | "The New Breed Of Rock" |
| WNKU | 89.7 FM | Eclectic Music | NKU | "Best Public Radio in the Country" |
| WJYC | 90.1 FM | Christian | Air 1 | |
| WGUC | 90.9 FM | Classical | Cincinnati Public Radio | "Cincinnati's Classical Public Radio" |
| WVXU | 91.7 FM | NPR; Public Radio | Cincinnati Public Radio | Mostly news and informational programming, some entertainment and music |
| WOFX | 92.5 FM | Classic Rock | Cumulus | "The FOX" |
| WAKW | 93.3 FM | Christian | Pillar of Fire | "Star 93.3" |
| WNNF | 94.1 FM | Country | Cumulus | "Great Country 94.1" |
| WYGY | 94.9 FM | 1980's | Hubbard Radio | "Rewind 94.9" |
| WVQC-LP | 95.7 FM | Variety, community, non-profit | Media Bridges | "Radio Free Cincinnati" |
| WFTK | 96.5 FM | Alternative Rock | Cumulus Media Partners | "96 Rock" |
| WSWD | 97.3 FM | Modern Country | Hubbard Radio | "The Wolf" |
| WOXY | 97.7 FM | Hispanic | TSJ Media | "La Mega" |
| WRRM | 98.5 FM | Soft Rock | Cumulus Media Partners | "Warm 98" |
| WHKO | 99.1 FM | Country | Cox Radio | "K99.1" |
| WCFN | 100.3 FM | Sports Radio | Radio One | "FM 100 The Fan" |
| WIZF | 101.1 FM | Contemporary Urban/Hip-Hop | Radio One | "The Wiz" |
| WKRQ | 101.9 FM | Top 40/Hot AC | Hubbard Radio | "Q 102" |
| WEBN | 102.7 FM | Rock | Clear Channel | "The lunatic fringe of American FM." |
| WGRR | 103.5 FM | Classic Hits/Oldies | Cumulus Media Partners | "Cincinnati's Greatest Hits" |
| WNLT | 104.3 FM | Contemporary Christian | Vernon R. Baldwin, Inc. | K-Love |
| WUBE | 105.1 FM | Country | Hubbard Radio | "B 105" |
| WNKN | 105.9 FM | Simulcast of 89.7 FM | NKU | |
| WKFS | 107.1 FM | Top 40 | Clear Channel | "KISS 107 FM" |
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