Act III Broadcasting - Television Stations Formerly Owned By Act III

Television Stations Formerly Owned By Act III

Current DMA# Market Station Years Owned Affiliation Under Act III Current Affiliation Current Owner
1. New York City WNJU 47 1979-1986 Independent (Christian Programming in English during mornings, Spanish language programming weekday afternoons and evenings, various foreign language programming weekend afternoons) Note: While owned by the people who owned Act III, this station was not considered fully owned by Act III. Telemundo (Spanish Programming full-time) Telemundo
29. Nashville WZTV 17 1988-1994 independent (1976-90) Fox (1990-) Fox Sinclair Broadcast Group
46. Piedmont Triad WNRW 45
(now WXLV-TV)
1987-1994 Fox (1986-95) independent (1980-86) ABC (1995-) Sinclair Broadcast Group
51. Buffalo WNYB (now WNYO-TV) 49 1988-1990 Fox (1987-90) MyNetworkTV (now called WNYO, on channel 49)
TBN/TCT (1990-96 as WNYB on channel 49, WNYB intellectual unit is now TCT on channel 26)
Sinclair Broadcast Group
WUTV 29 1990-1994 Independent (1972-1990) Fox (1990-) Fox Sinclair Broadcast Group
58. Richmond WVRN 63 1986-1988 independent (1983-1988) off-air - FCC deleted license None (defunct)
WRLH-TV 35 1988-1994 independent (1982-1986) Fox (1986-) Fox Sinclair Broadcast Group
64. Dayton WRGT-TV 45 1985-1994 Independent (1984-1986) Fox (1986-) Fox Cunningham Broadcasting
(LMA with Sinclair Broadcast Group)
65. Charleston/Huntington, West Virginia WVAH-TV 11 1982-1994 independent (1982-1986) Fox (1986-) Fox Cunningham Broadcasting
(LMA with Sinclair Broadcast Group)
80. Rochester WUHF 31 1989-1994 independent (1981-1986) Fox (1986-) Fox Sinclair Broadcast Group
(operated by Nexstar Broadcasting via LSA)
99. Charleston, South Carolina WTAT-TV 24 1985-1994 independent (1985-1986) Fox (1986-) Fox Cunningham Broadcasting
(LMA with Sinclair Broadcast Group)

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