Stations Owned By Bonten Media
- WCYB-TV NBC, Live Well Network CW affiliate in Bristol, Virginia serving the Tri-Cities of Tennessee/Virginia
- WEMT FOX affiliate, This TV in Tri-Cities of Tennessee/Virginia (owned by Esteem Broadcasting, receiving services from Bonten's WCYB)
- WCTI-TV ABC, This TV affiliate in New Bern, North Carolina also serving Greenville, Jacksonville, and Washington
- WFXI/WYDO FOX, Bounce TV affiliate in New Bern, North Carolina (owned by Esteem Broadcasting, receiving services from Bonten's WCTI)
- KRCR-TV ABC, Me-TV affiliate in Redding, California serving all of Northern California, including Red Bluff and Chico
- KAEF ABC, Me-TV affiliate in Eureka, California (semi-satellite of KRCR)
- KCVU Fox, This TV affiliates in Chico, California (owned by Esteem Broadcasting, receiving services from Bonten's KRCR)
- KBVU Fox, This TV affiliate in Eureka, California (semi-satellite of KCVU, owned by Esteem Broadcasting, receiving services from Bonten's KAEF)
- KRVU/KZVU MyNetworkTV affiliates in Chico, California (owned by California Broadcasting, receiving service from Bonten's KRCR)
- KECI-TV and KCFW NBC, Me-TV, and This TV affiliates in the Missoula, Montana market
- KTVM an NBC affiliate in Butte / Bozeman, Montana (satellite of KECI)
- KTXS ABC, CW affiliate in Abilene, Texas
- KTES-LP This TV affiliate in Abilene, Texas
- KTXE-LP ABC affiliate in San Angelo, Texas (satellite of KTXS)
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