John P. Scripps Newspaper Group

John P. Scripps Newspapers was an American newspaper chain founded by John P. Scripps, a grandson of E.W. Scripps, in 1928, and headquartered in San Diego. Its newspapers were concentrated in the western United States. The E. W. Scripps Company bought John P. Scripps in 1986.

Newspapers

E. W. Scripps Company

Radio stations

AM	KFAQ KFFN KFTI KSGF KXSP WTMJ (AM)

FM	KBEZ KEZO-FM KFDI-FM KFXJ KHTT KICT KJOT KKCD KMXZ-FM KQCH KQTH KQXR KRVB KRVI KSGF-FM KSPW KSRZ KTGV KTHI KTTS-FM KVOO-FM KXBL KYQQ WCYQ WKHT WKTI WNOX WWST

Television
stations
by affiliations

ABC	KERO KGTV KGUN KIVI / KSAW KMGH KNXV KTNV WCPO WEWS WFTS WKBW WMAR WRTV WXYZ

Azteca	KCZO-LD / KZCS-LP / KZFC-LP KZKC-LP KZSD-LP

Fox	KNIN ¹ WFLX ¹ WFTX WSYM

MyNetworkTV	WACY WHTV ² WMYD

NBC	KJRH KSHB WGBA WPTV WTMJ

other	CBS KMTV WTVF Independent stations KMCI The CW KWBA-TV

Acquisitions

People

Syndicated
programming

Let's Ask America
RightThisMinute

¹ Scripps operates this station under a shared services agreement with Raycom Media.

² WHTV is owned by Venture Technologies Group, with Scripps operating the station under a local marketing agreement.

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