Fisher Communications, Inc. is a Seattle-based communications company that owns and operates 13 full power television stations (including a 50%-owned television station), 7 low power television stations, and 8 radio stations (in addition to 2 radio stations not owned by the Company but for which the Company provides programming or sales services) in the Western United States. The Company also owns and operates Fisher Interactive Network, its online division; Fisher Pathways, a satellite and fiber transmission provider; and Fisher Plaza, a media, telecommunications, and data center facility located near downtown Seattle.

Fisher has long-standing ties to the Northwest.  Founded in 1910, the Company began with a flour milling operation and soon invested in other Northwest businesses.  In 1926, KOMO Radio made its initial broadcast.  Expansion of the Company continued with the addition of radio and television broadcasting stations and later in real estate and property management.  Fisher is more than part of the community; Fisher is a part of the region's rich history.

Fisher has a legacy of serving the community and setting the standard for innovation and journalistic excellence.  Fisher envisions making life better in the communities served by connecting and empowering people through local news and information.

Fisher expects each of their employees to contribute his or her best efforts and energies with high integrity in serving the Company’s viewers, listeners, advertisers and communities.  Fisher is committed to quality, innovation and the discipline of strong financial stewardship.