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E.W. Scripps Completes Acquisition of WTVQ for $15.8M
The E.W. Scripps Company has completed its previously announced acquisition of WTVQ, the ABC affiliate in Lexington, Kentucky, from Morris Network for $15.8M. The acquisition creates a duopoly in Lexington with Scripps' existing NBC affiliate, WLEX, strengthening the company's local media presence in Central Kentucky. The completion of the WTVQ acquisition is part of Scripps' broader strategy to optimize and strengthen its local television portfolio through strategic acquisitions, divestitures and station transactions. This year, Scripps has completed sales of WFTX in Fort Myers, Florida, and WRTV in Indianapolis, generating combined gross proceeds of $123M. The company also recently completed a station swap with Gray Media that expanded Scripps' presence in the Mountain West.
E.W. Scripps Appoints Dean Littleton as President of Media
The E.W. Scripps Company has promoted Dean Littleton to president of media, combining leadership of the company's enterprise television and broadcast operations under Littleton in a newly created role for the company. Littleton will oversee Scripps' complete television business: its local media portfolio of approximately 60 TV stations, its national Scripps Networks division - including ION and the company's portfolio of multicast and digital networks - and Scripps News, the company's 24/7 national streaming news service. Littleton previously served as executive vice president of media broadcast operations and senior vice president of local media after joining Scripps in 2017.
E.W. Scripps Reaches New Agreement with DIRECTV
The E.W. Scripps Company has reached a new retransmission consent agreement with DIRECTV, completing its three largest cable and satellite distribution renewals of 2026. These three contracts represent the majority of Scripps' pay-TV subscriber households scheduled for renewal this year.
DIRECTV Signs Agreement to Restore 54 Local Stations Owned by E.W. Scripps
DIRECTV announced a new multi-year agreement that will return 54 local broadcast stations owned and operated by The E.W. Scripps Company to DIRECTV streaming, satellite, and U-verse customers, effective immediately. The agreement ends a five-week blackout affecting millions of customers across 36 Nielsen DMAs, including Baltimore, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Denver, Detroit, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Milwaukee, Nashville, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Tampa-St. Petersburg, and others, with access to local news from their communities, as well as significant cultural events like the annual NBA Finals and NHL Stanley Cup Final, or the ongoing FIFA World Cup.
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