Lourdes University in Toledo, Ohio wanted to reach target markets with OTT streaming. Heleen Sheets, Director of Marketing and Communications at Lourdes University, explains how her partnership with TEGNA’s WTOL helped the school increase applications, phone calls, website traffic, and more.

With a mission to continuously improve the health and wellness of the local community, Methodist Healthcare in San Antonio partnered with KENS5 to help get the word out about the regional healthcare network’s community initiatives. Watch as Mike Malo, former VP of Marketing for Methodist Healthcare tells us more about his relationship with KENS5.

For 1-800-GOT-JUNK, broadcast television has proven to be a very successful medium. Watch as Kirk Black of Mayblack Media Consulting explains how his client uses TEGNA stations across the country to generate leads and deliver incredibly positive results.

Being in the automotive industry is all about having that edge. In working with TEGNA, Josh Kampmann, General Manager of Audi Wilsonville, certainly has it. Watch as he shares how the auto dealer’s relationship with TEGNA has helped drive sales and deliver real, measurable results.

What does it mean to be in good company? According to Trey Russell, General Sales Manager at Sam Pack’s Five Star Ford Carrollton, “TEGNA keeps me in good company because they have great people with good data, and most importantly, they deliver good … no … great results!”

By deciding to pivot, not panic, during the earliest days of the pandemic, our partners have kept their communities close while navigating their businesses through COVID-19.

As COVID-19 continues to bring more questions than answers, hope is in high demand. Watch as one non-profit is able to leverage TEGNA resources to amplify their message of hope, compassion, and the powerful force of human connection.

There has been a considerable amount of information regarding why it’s important to remain active, visible, and connected during a crisis but it’s easier said than done. One home services company in Denver, Colorado has found a way through a special partnership with local NBC affiliate, 9NEWS.

What do toilet paper, paper towels and bottled water all have in common? They’re all in short supply – and one restaurant came up with a creative way to get these supplies to those in need in their community.