| Brokaw presentation | 19 |
| Anchor's program | 20 |
| Anchor venue | 12 |
| 11:00 program | 13 |
| 10:00 program | 13 |
| Cronkite or Chancellor | 22 |
| Anchor, for one | 15 |
| They're seen in many cities at noon | 39 |
| Brokaw specialties | 18 |
| Anchors can be seen on them | 27 |
| 11 events | 9 |
| Place for breaking things? | 26 |
| Rachel Maddow or Rush Limbaugh | 30 |
| Press meetings | 14 |
| British sleuths' center | 27 |
| Headquarters on the Thames embankment | 37 |
| Bobbies are there | 17 |
| Insurance for the media? | 24 |
| Ticker with headlines | 21 |
| They're often seen at scenes of crimes | 42 |
| Where press releases arrive | 27 |
| Story locale? | 13 |
| Paper department | 16 |
| Bulletin-creating department | 28 |
| Anchor's post | 17 |
| Washington attraction with a punny name | 39 |
| Some TV show interrupters | 25 |
| What "The Schnozzola Gazette" contains? | 49 |
| Letters-to-the-troops content | 29 |
| Paperboy counterpart | 20 |
| Certain paper deliverer | 23 |
| Usenet message repository | 25 |
| Energetic reporter | 18 |
| It may be good or bad to make them | 34 |
| Lois Lane et al. | 16 |
| What Imelda wants for her birthday? | 35 |
| They might pinch to begin with | 30 |
| Fresh kicks, as it were | 23 |
| Paper's space available for stories as opposed to ads | 57 |
| Amount of space in a paper to be filled with journalism | 55 |
| One to whom dice are passed | 27 |
| Italian food ordered by an eager reporter | 41 |
| More informative | 16 |
| Tony-nominated musical based on a 1992 Disney movie | 51 |
| They may have extras | 20 |
| Sellers of papers, informally | 29 |
| Most informative, in a way | 26 |
| Like the best letters from home | 31 |
| Ancient Scientology dictator selling papers on the street? | 58 |
| Old saying, with "No" | 31 |
| Person glued to CNN | 19 |
| Fresh sign of drag racing in a little city? | 43 |
| Local paperboys? | 16 |
| Liquid bandage brand | 20 |
| Big name in liquid bandages | 27 |
| Competition for Hustler? | 24 |
| Stand on the corner | 19 |
| Place to get a paper | 20 |
| Journalists' think tank | 27 |
| Press regulations? | 18 |
| Unsanctioned release of a sort | 30 |
| Wordy Christmas-card enclosure | 30 |
| Frequent Xmas-card enclosure | 28 |
| Publications from special groups | 32 |
| More secure? | 12 |
| They inform | 11 |
| Time, Times, etc. | 17 |
| Current-event reporting group | 29 |
| "Court of public opinion" venues | 42 |
| Unlikely soap source | 20 |
| Ski resort forecast | 19 |
| "Who Are You" opener | 30 |
| Items sold at stands | 20 |
| Nervous anchorman? | 18 |
| Ferdinand's colony | 22 |
| Where you might find this puzzle's theme | 44 |
| Times, at times | 15 |
| Where many columns are found | 28 |
| Place for strips and puzzles | 28 |
| It may end up in a bird cage | 28 |
| Pitch between columns | 21 |
| Personal, e.g. | 14 |
| Pillar outside USA Today? | 25 |
| Benjamin Bradlee, during the Watergate era | 42 |
| Times addition and subtraction expert? | 38 |
| Los Angeles Times piece, e.g. | 29 |
| Headlined item | 14 |
| Where very big shows get advertised | 35 |
| Tabloid _______ | 15 |
| Sidewalk periodical vendor | 26 |
| Daily vendors | 13 |
| Bits of bulletins? | 18 |
| Language in 1984 | 18 |
| "1984" utterances | 27 |
| "1984" fictional language | 35 |
| Papers' pictures | 20 |
| Paper for the paper | 19 |
| Paper for papers | 16 |
| Forest product, or the result of a second wind | 46 |
| Eleven o'clock viewing | 26 |