Television Stations
| Market | Station | RF Channel |
Display Channel |
Current Affiliation | Notes |
| Fort Smith - Fayetteville - Springdale - Rogers | KFTA-TV | 27 | 24 | Fox | Acquisition from Nexstar Broadcasting Group pending |
| Little Rock | KASN | 39 | 38 | The CW / The Country Network (DT2) |
Acquisition from Newport Television, awaiting consummation. |
| KLRT-TV | 30 | 16 | Fox / This TV (DT2) |
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| Rockford | WTVO | 16 | 17 | ABC / MyNetworkTV (DT2) |
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| Evansville | WTVW | 28 | 7 | Independent | |
| Terre Haute | WAWV-TV | 39 | 38 | ABC | Was Fox and WFXW until 8/31/2011 |
| Monroe - El Dorado | KTVE | 27 | 10 | NBC | |
| Joplin - Pittsburg | KODE-TV | 43 | 12 | ABC | |
| Springfield - Branson | KOLR | 10 | 10 | CBS | |
| Hardin - Billings | KHMT | 22 | 4 | Fox | |
| Utica - Rome | WUTR | 30 | 20 | ABC | |
| Erie | WFXP | 22 | 66 | Fox | |
| Wilkes-Barre - Scranton | WYOU | 13 | 22 | CBS | Ceased local news operations on 04-03-09, began airing simulcasts from WBRE in April 2012 |
| Abilene - Sweetwater | KRBC-TV | 29 | 9 | NBC | |
| Amarillo | KCIT | 15 | 14 | Fox / This TV (DT2) |
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| KCPN-LP 33 | 19.2 | 4.2 | MNTV | Still broadcasts in analog on channel 33 and in digital as a subchannel of Nexstar owned KAMR-TV. KCPN-LP does not have a digital signal of its own yet. | |
| Lubbock | KAMC | 27 | 28 | ABC | |
| San Angelo | KSAN-TV | 16 | 3 | NBC | |
| Wichita Falls - Lawton | KJTL | 15 | 18 | Fox | |
| KJBO-LP 35 | 28.2 | 3.2 | MyNetworkTV | Still broadcasts in analog on channel 35. Does not have a digital signal of its own yet but is carried on the secondary digital subchannel of Nexstar owned KFDX-TV. |
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