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Reverse Auction Opening Prices Opening Prices2 DMA Move to Low Move to High Rank DMA1 Call Sign Go Off-Air VHF VHF 1 New York, NY WABC-TV 598,775,220 349,285,545 NA 1 New York, NY WCBS-TV 888,687,000 666,515,250 355,474,800 1 New York, NY WDVB-CD 420,356,700 315,267,525 168,142,680 1 New York, NY WEBR-CD 375,907,500 281,930,625 150,363,000 1 New York, NY WEDW 447,387,300 335,540,475 178,954,920 1 New York, NY WEPT-CD 129,231,900 96,923,925 51,692,760 1 New York, NY WFTY-DT 437,470,200 328,102,650 174,988,080 1 New York, NY WFUT-DT 792,210,600 594,157,950 316,884,240 1 New York, NY WJLP 205,933,725 NA NA 1 New York, NY WLIW 671,371,200 503,528,400 268,548,480 1 New York, NY WLNY-TV 482,934,600 362,200,950 193,173,840 1 New York, NY WMBC-TV 801,658,800 601,244,100 320,663,520 1 New York, NY WMBQ-CD 444,397,500 333,298,125 177,759,000 1 New York, NY WMUN-CD 364,006,800 273,005,100 145,602,720 1 New York, NY WNBC 854,915,400 641,186,550 341,966,160 1 New York, NY WNET 440,772,840 257,117,490 NA 1 New York, NY WNJB 472,342,860 275,533,335 NA 1 New York, NY WNJN 774,503,100 580,877,325 309,801,240 1 New York, NY WNJU 900,000,000 675,000,000 360,000,000 1 New York, NY WNYE-TV 769,028,400 576,771,300 307,611,360 1 New York, NY WNYJ-TV 624,506,400 468,379,800 249,802,560 1 New York, NY WNYW 828,735,300 621,551,475 331,494,120 1 New York, NY WPIX 433,038,960 252,606,060 NA 1 New York, NY WPXN-TV 736,335,900 552,251,925 294,534,360 1 New York, NY WRNN-TV 845,558,100 634,168,575 338,223,240 1 New York, NY WTBY-TV 682,858,800 512,144,100 273,143,520 1 New York, NY WVVH-CD 31,106,700 23,330,025 12,442,680 1 New York, NY WWOR-TV 814,014,000 610,510,500 325,605,600 1 New York, NY WXTV-DT 836,596,800 627,447,600 334,638,720 1 New York, NY WZME 482,895,900 362,171,925 193,158,360 2 Los Angeles, CA KABC-TV 304,981,200 177,905,700 NA 2 Los Angeles, CA KAZA-TV 556,567,200 417,425,400 222,626,880 2 Los Angeles, CA KBEH 616,532,400 462,399,300 246,612,960 2 Los Angeles, CA KCAL-TV 299,360,880 174,627,180 NA 2 Los Angeles, CA KCBS-TV 544,120,200 408,090,150 217,648,080 2 Los Angeles, CA KCET 491,693,400 368,770,050 196,677,360 2 Los Angeles, CA KCOP-TV 333,433,800 194,503,050 NA 2 Los Angeles, CA KDOC-TV 538,722,000 404,041,500 215,488,800 2 Los Angeles, CA KFTR-DT 572,884,200 429,663,150 229,153,680 2 Los Angeles, CA KHTV-CD 457,227,900 342,920,925 182,891,160 2 Los Angeles, CA KILM 618,823,800 464,117,850 247,529,520 2 Los Angeles, CA KJLA 569,922,300 427,441,725 227,968,920 2 Los Angeles, CA KLCS 548,764,200 411,573,150 219,505,680 2 Los Angeles, CA KMEX-DT 528,543,900 396,407,925 211,417,560 1 Reverse Auction Opening Prices Opening Prices2 DMA Move to Low Move to High Rank DMA1 Call Sign Go Off-Air VHF VHF 2 Los Angeles, CA KNBC 605,015,100 453,761,325 242,006,040 2 Los Angeles, CA KNET-CD 434,375,100 325,781,325 173,750,040 2 Los Angeles, CA KNLA-CD 400,493,700 300,370,275 160,197,480 2 Los Angeles, CA KOCE-TV 580,269,600 435,202,200 232,107,840 2 Los Angeles, CA KPXN-TV 581,697,900 436,273,425 232,679,160 2 Los Angeles, CA KRCA 568,566,000 426,424,500 227,426,400 2 Los Angeles, CA KSCI 583,852,500 437,889,375 233,541,000 2 Los Angeles, CA KSFV-CD 517,013,100 387,759,825 206,805,240 2 Los Angeles, CA KSKJ-CD 170,830,800 128,123,100 68,332,320 2 Los Angeles, CA KTBN-TV 558,875,700 419,156,775 223,550,280 2 Los Angeles, CA KTLA 581,117,400 435,838,050 232,446,960 2 Los Angeles, CA KTTV 329,267,700 192,072,825 NA 2 Los Angeles, CA KVCR-DT 627,588,900 470,691,675 251,035,560 2 Los Angeles, CA KVEA 590,109,300 442,581,975 236,043,720 2 Los Angeles, CA KVMD 251,101,800 188,326,350 100,440,720 2 Los Angeles, CA KVME-TV Not Needed Not Needed Not Needed 2 Los Angeles, CA KWHY-TV 519,176,700 389,382,525 207,670,680 2 Los Angeles, CA KXLA 565,540,200 424,155,150 226,216,080 3 Chicago, IL W40CN-D 116,654,400 87,490,800 46,661,760 3 Chicago, IL WBBM-TV 328,749,840 191,770,740 NA 3 Chicago, IL WCIU-TV 553,584,600 415,188,450 221,433,840 3 Chicago, IL WCPX-TV 472,652,100 354,489,075 189,060,840 3 Chicago, IL WEDE-CD 335,465,100 251,598,825 134,186,040 3 Chicago, IL WFLD 565,644,600 424,233,450 226,257,840 3 Chicago, IL WGBO-DT 548,046,900 411,035,175 219,218,760 3 Chicago, IL WGN-TV 579,423,600 434,567,700 231,769,440 3 Chicago, IL WJYS 454,663,800 340,997,850 181,865,520 3 Chicago, IL WLPD-CD 354,213,000 265,659,750 141,685,200 3 Chicago, IL WLS-TV 631,287,900 473,465,925 252,515,160 3 Chicago, IL WMAQ-TV 545,276,700 408,957,525 218,110,680 3 Chicago, IL WMEU-CD 371,763,000 278,822,250 148,705,200 3 Chicago, IL WOCH-CD 388,803,600 291,602,700 155,521,440 3 Chicago, IL WOCK-CD 98,974,575 NA NA 3 Chicago, IL WPVN-CD 409,813,200 307,359,900 163,925,280 3 Chicago, IL WPWR-TV 610,003,800 457,502,850 244,001,520 3 Chicago, IL WSNS-TV 537,563,700 403,172,775 215,025,480 3 Chicago, IL WTTW 514,311,300 385,733,475 205,724,520 3 Chicago, IL WWME-CD 376,955,100 282,716,325 150,782,040 3 Chicago, IL WWTO-TV 304,250,040 177,479,190 NA 3 Chicago, IL WXFT-DT 478,550,700 358,913,025 191,420,280 3 Chicago, IL WYCC 473,427,900 355,070,925 189,371,160 3 Chicago, IL WYIN 429,635,700 322,226,775 171,854,280 4 Philadelphia, PA KJWP 159,863,175 NA NA 4 Philadelphia, PA KYW-TV 699,597,900 524,698,425 279,839,160 4 Philadelphia, PA WACP 145,428,750 NA NA 4 Philadelphia, PA WBPH-TV 378,786,780 220,958,955 NA 4 Philadelphia, PA WCAU 649,116,900 486,837,675 259,646,760 2 Reverse Auction Opening Prices Opening Prices2 DMA Move to Low Move to High Rank DMA1 Call Sign Go Off-Air VHF VHF 4 Philadelphia, PA WDPB 104,665,500 78,499,125 41,866,200 4 Philadelphia, PA WFMZ-TV 561,156,300 420,867,225 224,462,520 4 Philadelphia, PA WFPA-CD 297,370,800 223,028,100 118,948,320 4 Philadelphia, PA WGTW-TV 465,183,000 348,887,250 186,073,200 4 Philadelphia, PA WHYY-TV 345,335,400 201,445,650 NA 4 Philadelphia, PA WLVT-TV 486,339,300 364,754,475 194,535,720 4 Philadelphia, PA WMCN-TV 385,703,100 289,277,325 154,281,240 4 Philadelphia, PA WMGM-TV 139,128,300 104,346,225 55,651,320 4 Philadelphia, PA WNJS 503,944,200 377,958,150 201,577,680 4 Philadelphia, PA WNJT 580,503,600 435,377,700 232,201,440 4 Philadelphia, PA WPHA-CD 317,121,300 237,840,975 126,848,520 4 Philadelphia, PA WPHL-TV 662,081,400 496,561,050 264,832,560 4 Philadelphia, PA WPHY-CD 284,400,900 213,300,675 113,760,360 4 Philadelphia, PA WPPX-TV 445,690,800 334,268,100 178,276,320 4 Philadelphia, PA WPSG 579,040,200 434,280,150 231,616,080 4 Philadelphia, PA WPSJ-CD 180,970,200 135,727,650 72,388,080 4 Philadelphia, PA WPVI-TV 202,861,125 NA NA 4 Philadelphia, PA WQAV-CD 105,703,200 79,277,400 42,281,280 4 Philadelphia, PA WTSD-CD 324,135,900 243,101,925 129,654,360 4 Philadelphia, PA WTVE 484,634,700 363,476,025 193,853,880 4 Philadelphia, PA WTXF-TV 523,425,600 392,569,200 209,370,240 4 Philadelphia, PA WUVP-DT 526,236,300 394,677,225 210,494,520 4 Philadelphia, PA WWSI 502,920,000 377,190,000 201,168,000 4 Philadelphia, PA WYBE 553,251,600 414,938,700 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    A TEAM 2019 ANNU AL RE P ORT Letter to our Shareholders Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. Dear Fellow Shareholders, BOARD OF DIRECTORS CORPORATE OFFICERS ANNUAL MEETING David D. Smith David D. Smith The Annual Meeting of stockholders When I wrote you last year, I expressed my sincere optimism for the future of our Company as we sought to redefine the role of a Chairman of the Board, Executive Chairman will be held at Sinclair Broadcast broadcaster in the 21st Century. Thanks to a number of strategic acquisitions and initiatives, we have achieved even greater success Executive Chairman Group’s corporate offices, in 2019 and transitioned to a more diversified media company. Our Company has never been in a better position to continue to Frederick G. Smith 10706 Beaver Dam Road grow and capitalize on an evolving media marketplace. Our achievements in 2019, not just for our bottom line, but also our strategic Frederick G. Smith Vice President Hunt Valley, MD 21030 positioning for the future, solidify our commitment to diversify and grow. As the new decade ushers in technology that continues to Vice President Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 10:00am. revolutionize how we experience live television, engage with consumers, and advance our content offerings, Sinclair is strategically J. Duncan Smith poised to capitalize on these inevitable changes. From our local news to our sports divisions, all supported by our dedicated and J. Duncan Smith Vice President INDEPENDENT REGISTERED PUBLIC innovative employees and executive leadership team, we have assembled not only a winning culture but ‘A Winning Team’ that will Vice President, Secretary ACCOUNTING FIRM serve us well for years to come.
  • FCC Appendix A

    FCC Appendix A

    FCC Appendix A - List of 55 Stations Predicted to Have Population Losses of 2% or Greater (Compared with Analog Coverage) on June 13, 2009 that were not included in the December 23, 2008 Public Notice Network Analog Pre-transition Post-Transition Market City State Facility ID Call Sign Affiliation Channel DTV Channel DTV Channel Abilene-Sweetwater, TX Sweetwater TX 308 KTXS-TV ABC/CW(DIG) 12 20 20 Albany, GA Albany GA 70713 WALB NBC 10 17 10 Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY Pittsfield MA 136751 WNYA MYTV 51 13 Anchorage, AK Anchorage AK 25221 KDMD IND 33 32 32 Austin, TX Austin TX 35649 KTBC FOX 7 56 7 Bakersfield, CA Bakersfield CA 7700 KUVI-TV MYTV 45 55 45 Baton Rouge, LA Baton Rouge LA 589 WAFB CBS 9 46 9 Birmingham, AL Anniston AL 56642 WJSU-TV ABC 40 9 9 Bluefield-Beckley-Oak Hill, WV Grandview WV 71680 WSWP-TV PBS 9 53 10 Cheyenne, WY-Scottsbluff, NE Scottsbluff NE 63182 KSTF CBS 10 29 29 Cleveland-Akron, OH Cleveland OH 59441 WEWS-TV ABC 5 15 15 Cleveland-Akron, OH Cleveland OH 18753 WVIZ PBS 25 26 26 Cleveland-Akron, OH Sandusky OH 11027 WGGN-TV TBN 52 42 42 Columbus, GA Opelika AL 11113 WLGA CW 66 31 47 Columbus-Tupelo-West Point, MS Tupelo MS 74148 WTVA NBC 9 57 8 Corpus Christi, TX Corpus Christi TX 33079 KZTV CBS 10 18 10 Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX Fort Worth TX 29015 KFWD IND 52 51 9 Greenville-New Bern-Washington, NC Greenville NC 35582 WYDO FOX 14 21 47 Houston, TX Galveston TX 24436 KLTJ IND 22 23 23 Houston, TX Katy TX 31870 KNWS-TV IND 51 52 47 Indianapolis, IN Bloomington IN 56523 WTTV CW 4 48 48 Joplin, MO-Pittsburg, KS Pittsburg