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In September 1994, Gray Media emerged as the buyer of the CBS affiliate serving Lexington, Ky. Today, that facility offers The CW Network to the market via a digital multicast channel. In the coming months, a full-powered UHF will become its sibling, giving Gray a duopoly.

He's known across low-power television circles for his role leading Edge Spectrum. Additionally, Randy Weiss is the head of a broadcast ministry, CrossTalk. Now, he's paring down a LPTV property serving Washington's state capital.

An AM/FM combo serving Warrensburg, Mo., along with an FM translator, are poised to trade hands, with Benne Broadcasting of Warrensburg LLC the buyer — pending regulatory approval.

It was once an Adult Standards station that over the years shifted to Hot Adult Contemporary programming and entered into a simulcast with a sibling FM serving the growing SanTan Valley of metropolitan Phoenix with a "Hot" brand. Soon, it will be bringing a bit of Good News for evangelical Christians.

Johnny Caudle aims to preserve the nearly century-old WBT transmitter site as historic landmark

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Nexstar Media Group installed a new TEGNA board comprised entirely of Nexstar’s CEO, President, CFO, General Counsel, and the former President of its broadcasting division. DirecTV says that's a problem, as it constitutes a compliance issue with a preliminary injunction issued by a California federal district judge.

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Elguezabal will manage sales strategy, revenue growth, and daily operations for Florida properties, including Orlando and Jacksonville, to strengthen client partnerships and expand the company’s multimedia presence.

Starting in mid-August, television viewers in both Phoenix and Dallas will be able to tune to a new prime-time local newscast — one airing seven nights a week on a television station owned and operated by Nexstar Media Group.

Former Republican Federal Communications Commission Chairman Al Sikes and former Democratic FCC Commissioner Ervin S. Duggan have formally joined the Media and Democracy Project in its long-standing battle to get the Commission to hear its concerns regarding the license renewal of "FOX 29" in Philadelphia.