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There's a new head of Gray Media's full-power NBC affiliate serving Parkersburg, W. Va., and the two low-power TV station siblings that bring FOX and CBS programming to this small West Virginia market.

Erin Boone has moved forward with the license renewals for a trio of full-power television stations serving the Baltimore market, dismissing a Petition to Deny filed by an individual who died after submitting it. A longtime attorney attempted to keep the petition active by swapping the deceased party for another person.

Three months ago, a Hispanic radio voice serving Iowa's largest market moved to a new broadcast home. Now, it is turning a Time Brokerage Agreement into an outright purchase of the facilities.

DataCore Software, known for software-defined storage and intelligent data management solutions, has selected an individual to lead global sales, channel and revenue operations to accelerate the company’s growth and market expansion.

The two companies that own over 1,200 U.S. stations announced a content partnership

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The CBS affiliate serving the Wausau-Rhinelander, Wisc., market will have a new General Manager. She'll take on the role starting July 21.

Cost analysis shows mandate would have “minimal impact” on automakers

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It can be heard across no less than four FM frequencies and a Class B AM with a signal that can go as far as Evansville, Ind. It also happened to be ranked No. 1 overall in the Louisville market in the March 2025 Nielsen Audio ratings.  Soon, this unique Classic Hits station will become the property of one Randy Michaels.

FOX Television Stations (FTS) has revealed who will take on the role of SVP/General Manager of "FOX 2" in Detroit, as Greg Easterly is retiring from the role. At the same time, we now know who will lead FTS's L.A. properties, and it is someone who will add that role to her current duties in Seattle.

The Carr Commission has entered into a Consent Decree with Sinclair and the shared services partners that absolves them of any rule violations tied to an August 2024 forfeiture that sought $3.34 million in fines. Instead of dealing with that big penalty, Sinclair will make a sizable but less-hefty payment to the U.S. Treasury.