E. W. Scripps Company

E. W. Scripps Company is an American media company headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. The company is listed on the stock index S & P 500.

The company was founded on November 2, 1878 by Edward W. Scripps. Initially, the company was known under the name Cleveland Penny Press.

The company is not to be confused with the media company Scripps League of Newspapers.

Newspapers Scripps

The company includes among others the following newspapers:

The Abilene Reporter - News (Abilene, Texas)
Daily Camera ( Boulder, Colorado)
Daily News (San Francisco, California )
Colorado Daily (Boulder, Colorado)
Cincinnati Post ( Cincinnati, Ohio)
The Commercial Appeal ( Memphis, Tennessee)
Evansville Courier & Press ( Evansville, Indiana)
Kitsap Sun ( Bremerton, Washington)
The Knoxville News - Sentinel ( Knoxville, Tennessee)
Naples Daily News (Naples, Florida)
The Port St. Lucie News ( Port St. Lucie, Florida) - Disconnected from Stuart News
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, Colorado)
Stuart News ( Stuart, Florida ) - First acquired by Scripps newspaper in 1965
Ventura County Star ( Ventura, CA )
Vero Beach Press Journal ( Vero Beach, Florida)
San Angelo Standard - Times (San Angelo, Texas)
Corpus Christi Caller - Times (Corpus Christi, Texas)

The newspaper Birmingham Post - Herald in Birmingham, Alabama has been discontinued by the Company.

At EW Scripps include 15 television stations and several own cable television networks:

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