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CW PLUS Market Clearance (as of September 1, 2019) Rank Market Time Zone On Air Call Letters Nielsen Call Letters CWPlus TV HH's TV HH's CWPlus % HD/SD 78 Harlingen-Wslco-Brnsvl, TX Central KCWT / KNVO-DT4 KCWT 249,656 351,810 71% HD 93 Savannah, GA Eastern WSAV-DT2 ESAV 328,860 328,860 100% HD 94 Charleston, SC Eastern WCBD-DT2 ECBD 257,322 320,980 80% HD 95 Myrtle Beach-Florence, SC Eastern WWMB-DT2 EWMB 184,596 281,550 66% HD 96 Burlington, VT-Plattsburgh, NY Eastern WPTZ-DT2 EPTZ 198,676 294,020 68% HD 100 Boise, ID Mountain KYUU-LP / KBOI-DT2 KYUU 264,300 264,300 100% HD 101 Fort Smith-Fay-Springdale, AR Central KHBS-DT2 / KHOG-DT2 NHBS / NHOG 281,757 292,160 96% HD 104 Fort Wayne, IN Eastern WISE-DT WISE 249,130 249,130 100% HD 105 Augusta-Aiken, GA Eastern WAGT-DT2 EAGT 192,379 249,090 77% HD 106 Johnstown-Altoona, PA Eastern WJAC-DT4 HJAC 262,840 262,840 100% HD 107 Greenville-New Bern-Wash, NC Eastern WNCT-DT2 ENCT 311,465 285,650 109% HD 108 Springfield-Holyoke, MA Eastern WWLP-DT2 EWLP 237,580 237,580 100% HD 109 Reno, NV Pacific KOLO-DT3 OOLO 263,990 263,990 100% HD 110 Lansing, MI Eastern WLAJ-DT2 ELAJ 230,333 238,990 96% HD 111 Lincoln-Hastings-Kearney, NE Central KCWH-LD / KNHL-DT3 KCWH / ONHL 210,488 263,110 80% SD 112 Tallahassee, FL-Thomasville, GA Eastern WTLF/ WTLH-DT2 WTLF 257,570 257,570 100% HD 113 Peoria-Bloomington, IL Central WEEK-DT3 GHOI 222,210 222,210 100% HD 114 Tyler-Longview, TX Central KYTX-DT2 MYTX 151,749 253,230 60% HD 115 Sioux Falls(Mitchell), SD Central KSFY-DT2 NSFY 252,660 252,660 100% HD 116 Montgomery-Selma, AL Central WBMM-DT1 / WNCF-DT2 WBMM 216,535 218,740 99% HD 117 Fargo-Valley City, ND Central KJXB-LD2 NJXB 229,368 240,560 95% HD 118 Macon, GA Eastern WMAZ-DT2 EMAZ 152,315 222,970 68% HD 119 Yakima-Pasco-Rchlnd, WA Pacific KIMA-DT2 / KEPR-DT2 NIMA / NEPR 239,760 239,760 100% HD 120 Traverse City-Cadillac, MI Eastern WFQX-DT2 EFQX 125,636 233,370 54% SD 121 Lafayette, LA Central KATC-DT2 NATC 207,809 222,450 93% HD 122 Bakersfield, CA Pacific KGET-DT2 NGET 222,213 212,180 105% HD 123 Eugene, OR Pacific KMTR-DT2 NMTR 215,690 231,570 93% HD 124 Santa Barbara-Santa Maria-SLO, CA Pacific KSBY-DT2 NSBY 222,190 222,190 100% HD 126 Monterey-Salinas, CA Pacific KION-DT2 NION 186,516 217,560 86% SD 127 Columbus, GA (Opelika, AL) Eastern WLTZ-DT2 ELTZ 194,930 206,520 94% HD 128 Corpus Christi, TX Central KRIS-DT2 NRIS 198,820 198,820 100% HD 129 Wilmington, NC Eastern WWAY-DT3 GWAY 114,090 191,440 60% HD 130 La Crosse-Eau Claire, WI Central WXOW-DT2 / WQOW-DT2 EXOW / EQOW 178,166 196,160 91% HD 131 Amarillo, TX Central KVII-DT2 / KVIH-DT2 NVII / NVIH 178,313 179,920 99% SD 132 Chico-Redding, CA Pacific KHSL-DT2 NHSL 127,026 179,370 71% HD 133 Columbus-Tupelo, MS Central WCBI-DT3 GCBI 121,299 172,520 70% HD 134 Wausau-Rhinelander, WI Central WAOW-DT2 / WYOW-DT2 EAOW / EYOW 166,030 166,030 100% HD 135 Medford-Klamath Falls, OR Pacific KTVL-DT2 NTVL 163,600 163,600 100% HD 136 Columbia-Jefferson City, MO Central KOMU-DT3 OOMU 163,790 163,790 100% HD 137 Monroe, LA-El Dorado, AR Central KNOE-DT2 NNOE 116,283 161,950 72% SD 138 Salisbury, MD Eastern WMDT-DT2 EMDT 155,240 155,240 100% HD 139 Rockford, IL Central WREX-DT2 EREX 168,841 161,530 105% HD Page 1 of 3 CW PLUS Market Clearance (as of September 1, 2019) Rank Market Time Zone On Air Call Letters Nielsen Call Letters CWPlus TV HH's TV HH's CWPlus % HD/SD 140 Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX Central KFDM-DT2 NFDM 156,020 156,020 100% HD 141 Topeka, KS Central KTKA-DT3 MTKA 135,622 161,010 84% HD 142 Odessa-Midland, TX Central KOSA-D2 / KWAB NOSA / KWAB 153,830 153,830 100% SD 143 Lubbock, TX Central KLCW-DT1 KLCW 153,370 153,370 100% HD 144 Duluth, MN-Superior, WI Central KDLH-DT KDLH 157,070 157,070 100% HD 145 Palm Springs, CA Pacific KCWQ / KESQ-DT3 KCWQ 152,840 152,840 100% HD 146 Minot-Bismarck-Dickinson, ND Central KXMA-DT1 / KXMB-DT2 / KXMC-DT2 / KXMD-DT2 KXMA / NXMB / NXMC / NXMD 137,492 156,240 88% HD 147 Anchorage, AK Pacific (-1 hr) KYUR-DT2 NYUR 149,120 149,120 100% HD 148 Wichita Falls, TX-Lawton, OK Central KAUZ-DT2 NAUZ 142,990 142,990 100% HD 149 Sioux City, IA Central KTIV-DT2 NTIV 144,180 144,180 100% HD 150 Panama City, FL Central WJHG-DT2 EJHG 137,830 137,830 100% HD 151 Erie, PA Eastern WSEE-DT2 / WICU-DT2 ESEE / EICU 141,020 141,020 100% HD 152 Albany, GA Eastern WALB-DT4 / WGCW-LD HALB 106,344 134,510 79% HD 153 Joplin, MO-Pittsburg, KS Central KFJX-DT2 NFJX 109,392 136,740 80% SD 154 Rochester, MN-Mason City, IA Central KTTC-DT2 NTTC 134,990 134,990 100% HD 155 Bangor, ME Eastern WABI-DT2 EABI 125,970 125,970 100% HD 156 Biloxi-Gulfport, MS Central WXXV-DT3 GXXV 107,068 124,130 86% SD 157 Gainesville, FL Eastern WCJB-DT2 ECJB 121,060 121,060 100% HD 158 Terre Haute, IN Eastern WTHI-DT3 GTHI 18,578 127,470 15% SD 159 Sherman, TX -Ada, OK Central KTEN-DT2 NTEN 120,100 120,100 100% HD 160 Binghamton, NY Eastern WBNG-DT2 EBNG 119,990 120,060 100% HD 161 Idaho Falls-Pocatello, ID Mountain KIFI-DT3 OIFI 119,590 119,590 100% SD 162 Wheeling, WV-Steubenville, OH Eastern WBWO WBWO 95,364 121,320 79% SD 163 Bluefield-Beckley-Oak Hill, WV Eastern WVVA-DT2 EVVA 102,334 118,520 86% HD 164 Missoula, MT Mountain KPAX-DT2 NPAX 113,110 113,110 100% HD 165 Abilene-Sweetwater, TX Central KTXS-DT2 NTXS 74,109 107,760 69% HD 166 Yuma, AZ-El Centro, CA Mountain KECY-DT3 OECY 105,690 105,690 100% SD 167 Billings, MT Mountain KTVQ-DT2 NTVQ 83,313 105,470 79% HD 168 Hattiesburg-Laurel, MS Central WHLT-DT2 EHLT 94,763 102,840 92% HD 169 Utica, NY Eastern WKTV-DT2 EKTV 93,930 93,930 100% HD 170 Clarksburg-Weston, WV Eastern WVFX-DT2 EVFX 95,628 97,020 99% SD 171 Rapid City, SD Mountain KCLO-DT2 NCLO 95,320 95,320 100% HD 172 Lake Charles, LA Central KPLC-DT2 NPLC 84,963 91,490 93% SD 173 Dothan, AL Central WTVY-DT3 ETVY 89,753 92,300 97% HD 174 Quincy, IL-Hannibal, MO-Keokuk, IA Central WGEM-DT2 EGEM 93,920 93,920 100% HD 175 Harrisonburg, VA Eastern WSVW-LD2 ESVW 65,034 86,700 75% HD 176 Elmira (Corning), NY Eastern WENY-DT3 GENY 68,899 86,230 80% HD 177 Jackson, TN Central KNBJ-LD2 NNBJ 72,709 85,540 85% SD 178 Watertown, NY Eastern WWTI-DT2 EWTI 81,630 81,630 100% HD 179 Alexandria, LA Central KALB-DT3 OALB 82,270 82,270 100% HD 180 Jonesboro, AR Central KAIT-D3 OAIT 57,645 76,860 75% SD 181 Bowling Green, KY Central WBKO-DT3 GBKO 77,360 77,360 100% SD Page 2 of 3 CW PLUS Market Clearance (as of September 1, 2019) Rank Market Time Zone On Air Call Letters Nielsen Call Letters CWPlus TV HH's TV HH's CWPlus % HD/SD 182 Marquette, MI Eastern WBKP-DT1 / WBUP-DT2 WBKP / DBUP 78,000 78,000 100% SD 183 Charlottesville, VA Eastern WVIR-DT3 GVIR 72,320 72,320 100% HD 184 Laredo, TX Central KYLX-LD2 NYLX 55,632 70,980 78% HD 185 Butte-Bozeman, MT Mountain KXLF-DT2 / KBZK-DT2 NXLF/ NBZK 69,060 69,060 100% HD 186 Bend, OR Pacific KTVZ-DT2 NTVZ 67,170 67,170 100% SD 187 Grand Junction-Montrose, CO Mountain KJCT-DT2 TBD 57,729 67,150 86% HD 188 Lafayette, IN Eastern WLFI-DT2 ELFI 44,967 66,710 67% HD 189 Twin Falls, ID Mountain KMVT-DT2 NMVT 58,359 62,360 94% HD 190 Lima, OH Eastern WBOH WBOH 58,878 62,840 94% SD 191 Meridian, MS Central WTOK-DT3 GTOK 61,460 61,460 100% HD 192 Great Falls, MT Mountain KRTV-DT2 NRTV 57,971 60,220 96% HD 193 Greenwood-Greenville, MS Central WBWD WBWD 31,463 58,410 54% SD 194 Parkersburg, WV Eastern WOVA-LD2 EOVA 48,433 56,980 85% SD 195 Eureka, CA Pacific KECA-LD / KVIQ-DT3 KECA 51,700 56,660 91% HD 196 San Angelo, TX Central KTXE-LD2 NTXE 5,700 54,100 11% HD 197 Cheyenne, WY-Scottsbluff, NE Mountain KGWN-DT2 OGWN 39,826 53,720 74% SD 198 Casper-Riverton, WY Mountain KCWY-DT2 NCWY 40,589 52,190 78% HD 199 Mankato, MN Central KMNF-LD2 NMNF 26,529 49,610 53% SD 200 Ottumwa, IA-Kirksville, MO Central KYOU-D4 QYOU 36,542 42,990 85% SD 201 St. Joseph, MO Central KNPG-LD2 NNPG 32,850 42,230 78% HD 202 Fairbanks, AK Pacific (-1 hr) KATN-DT3 OATN 35,180 35,180 100% HD 203 Victoria, TX Central KVCT-DT3 GVCT 26,673 31,380 85% SD 204 Zanesville, OH Eastern WBZV WBZV 30,550 30,550 100% SD 205 Helena, MT Mountain KTVH-D2 NTVH 11,485 27,430 42% HD 206 Presque Isle, ME Eastern WAGM-DT3 GAGM 22,932 25,480 90% SD 207 Juneau, AK Pacific (-1 hr) KJUD-DT2 NJUD 24,390 24,390 100% HD 208 Alpena, MI Eastern WBAE WBAE 8,998 15,360 59% SD 209 North Platte, NE Central KIIT-LD2 NIIT 12,276 13,640 90% SD 210 Glendive, MT Mountain KWZB KWZB 4,000 4,030 99% SD Total CWPlus HH's: 14,415,893 16,125,990 89% Page 3 of 3.
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  • TRWE Fox Station Airings: Other Cities Airing TRWE

    TRWE Fox Station Airings: Other Cities Airing TRWE

    TRWE Fox Station airings: Fox 5 WNYW New York Fox 8 WVUE New Orleans Saturday 9:00 AM Saturday 11:00 AM on 8.1/ 8.2 10:30 AM Sunday 8:30 AM Fox 11 KTTV Los Angeles Saturday 8:00 AM Fox 7 KTBC Austin Saturday 10:00 AM Fox 32 WFLD Chicago Saturday 9:00 AM Fox 30 KCVU Eureka, California Saturday 11:30 AM Fox 4 KDFW Dallas Saturday 10:00 AM Fox 2, 2.1 KTVU/KICU Oakland Saturday 12:30 PM Fox 26 KRIV Houston Saturday 7:00 AM Fox 11 KMSB Tucson Saturday 8:00 AM Fox 9 KMSP Minneapolis Saturday 10:00 AM & 10:30 AM Fox 23 WPFO Portland Saturday 12:00 PM Fox 35 WOFL Orlando Sunday 10:30 AM Fox KSLR/ KEVU Eugene, OR Saturday 11:00 AM Fox 31 KDVR Denver Saturday 11:00 AM Other Cities Airing TRWE: Fox 50 WRAZ Raleigh Durham CW KWBQ Albuquerque Saturday 9:30 AM Sundays 10:00 AM CBS 7 KIRO Seattle CBS 13 KXD Fairbanks, AK Saturday 9:30 AM Sunday 1/11 4:00 PM Sunday 1/18 1:30 PM WJAL-DT 68, 16.1 Washington, DC Thursday 1/29 3:00 PM Saturday 9:30 AM Sunday 2/1-3/1 3:00 PM My TV24 WUTB Baltimore CBS DT3/DT4 KBJR Duluth, Minnesota Saturday 9:30 AM Saturday 11:30 AM CW 6 KASW Phoenix TV 68, DT 16.1 WJAL Chambersburg, PA 9:00 AM Sundays Saturday 9:30 AM My 21 KRVU Chico, CA Saturday 11:30 AM Journal Broadcasting Stations: ABC 51 KSAW Twin Falls Saturday 11:00 AM Fox 47, 47.1, 47.2 WYSM Lansing Saturday 9:30 AM ABC 6, 6.1,6.2 KIVI Boise, ID Saturday 11:00 AM Fox 4 WFTX Fort Myers Saturday 7:30 AM Equity Media Holdings Stations: All airings on Saturdays @ 9:30 AM Atlanta, GA – WSB-DT Jackson, MS – WJTV-DT Washington, DC – WJAL-DT Tri-Cities, Bristol-Kingsport – WKPT-DT3 Detroit, MI – WXYZ-DT Burlington, VT – WGMU-TV Seattle-Tacoma, WA – KIRO-DT Colorado Springs, CO – KXRM-DT St.
  • Gray to Acquire Quincy Media, Inc. for $925 Million

    Gray to Acquire Quincy Media, Inc. for $925 Million

    GRAY TO ACQUIRE QUINCY MEDIA, INC. FOR $925 MILLION February 1, 2021 ATLANTA, Feb. 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Gray Television, Inc. (“Gray” or “ we”) (NYSE: GTN) announced today that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Quincy Media, Inc. (“Quincy” or “ QMI”) for $925 million in cash. Upon closing the transaction, Gray will own television stations serving 102 television markets that collectively reach 25.4 percent of US television households, including the number-one ranked television station in 77 markets and the first and/or second highest ranked television station in 93 markets according to Comscore’s average all-day ratings for calendar year 2020. “We are honored and humbled to be selected by Quincy’s shareholders to acquire their terrific company,” said Hilton H. Howell, Jr., Gray’s Executive Chairman and CEO. “We are very excited to welcome their dedicated journalists, account executives, and technologists to the Gray family. With the addition of these professionals and their stations, Gray will become a stronger company with an even larger platform of high quality television stations to better serve the public interest first.” “Many of our shareholders, board members and employees are descendants of two families who have been in the company for 95 years and in the media business for over 100 years. The focus has always been on serving our communities with the best in news, public service and community involvement. It is a legacy of which we are very proud,” said Ralph M. Oakley, President/CEO of QMI. “While this is the end of a long and successful chapter, it also represents a wonderful new chapter for the communities we serve and our employees with the acquisition of the stations by Gray.