Established in 1885, The Dallas Morning News is Texas' leading newspaper and the flagship newspaper subsidiary of DallasNews Corporation.
It has received nine Pulitzer Prizes since 1986, as well as numerous other industry awards recognizing the quality of its investigative and feature journalism, design, and photojournalism.
WFAA is the ABC-affiliated media company serving Dallas-Fort Worth, the 4th largest media market in the United States. A trusted source for local journalism since 1949, WFAA delivers news, weather, original storytelling, community-focused programming and entertainment that informs, engages and connects North Texans. WFAA reaches audiences across broadcast, streaming, digital and social platforms, including WFAA.com, WFAA+, and KFAA 29, WFAA’s secondary broadcast platform and home to live local sports, including Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Wings and Texas Legends basketball. Together, these platforms extend WFAA’s reach and provide audiences more ways to connect with relevant local content whenever and wherever they choose. WFAA is owned by TEGNA Inc. (NYSE: TGNA), a diversified media company serving communities across the United States through its portfolio of local television stations and digital platforms.
Founded in 1973, Texas Monthly is an award-winning multimedia company that chronicles the people, places, and events that shape one of the most storied places in the country: Texas.
The Texas storytelling powerhouse reaches a total monthly audience of 43 million through its vivid longform stories, bingeworthy podcasts, distinctive digital journalism, award-winning TV programs, and premier events. Its work has inspired Hollywood creations, such as Love & Death (HBO Max and Netflix), Hit Man (Netflix), and Landman (Paramount+) and has earned the company and its writers fifteen National Magazine Awards, considered the Oscars of its industry, as well as a Pulitzer. Texas Monthly is also home to Texas Monthly Studio, a full-service custom content and marketing brand. Follow Texas Monthly on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/texas.monthly.magazine), X (https://twitter.com/TexasMonthly), and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/texasmonthly/).