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Stations

DMA# Market Station Virtual channel RF
Channel		 Years Owned Current Affiliation/Owner
4. Philadelphia WTXF-TV 29 42 1991-1995 Fox owned-and-operated (O&O)
WPSG 57 32 1995-2001 The CW affiliate owned by CBS Corporation
5. Fort Worth-Dallas KTXA 21 18 1991-2001 Independent owned by CBS Corporation
7. Boston, Massachusetts WSBK-TV 38 39 1995-2001 MyNetworkTV affiliate owned by CBS Corporation
8. Atlanta, Georgia WUPA 69 43 1995-2001 The CW affiliate owned by CBS Corporation
9. Washington, DC WDCA 20 35 1991-2001 MyNetworkTV affiliate owned by Fox Television Stations
10. Houston, Texas KTXH 20 19 1991-2001 MyNetworkTV affiliate owned by Fox Television Stations
11. Detroit, Michigan WKBD 50 14 1993-2001 The CW affiliate owned by CBS Corporation
13. Tacoma-Seattle, Washington KSTW 11 11 1997-2001 The CW affiliate owned by CBS Corporation
14. St. Petersburg-Tampa, Florida WTOG 44 44 1996-2001 The CW affiliate owned by CBS Corporation
16. Miami, Florida WBFS-TV 33 32 1995-2001 MyNetworkTV affiliate owned by CBS Corporation
20. Sacramento, California KMAX-TV 31 21 1998-2001 The CW affiliate owned by CBS Corporation
21. St. Louis, Missouri KMOV1 4 24 1994-1997 CBS affiliate owned by Belo Corporation
24. Jeannette-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania WNPA-TV
(now WPCW)		 19 11 1998-2001 The CW affiliate owned by CBS Corporation
25. Raleigh-Durham-Fayetteville WLFL-TV 22 27 1991-1994 The CW affiliate owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group
27. Indianapolis, Indiana WNDY-TV 23 32 1999-2001 MyNetworkTV affiliate owned by LIN Media
30. New Britain-Hartford-New Haven WVIT1 30 35 1994-1997 NBC owned-and-operated (O&O)
34. Columbus, Ohio WWHO 53 46 1997-2001 The CW affiliate owned by Manhan Media
37. Kerrville-San Antonio, TX KRRT
(now KMYS)		 35 32 1991-1995 The CW affiliate owned by Deerfield Media
38. West Palm Beach, Florida WTVX 34 34 2 The CW affiliate owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group
43. Norfolk, Virginia WGNT 27 50 1997-2001 The CW affiliate owned by Local TV
45. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma KAUT-TV 43 40 1998-2001 Independent station/secondary Antenna TV affiliate owned by Local TV
52. New Orleans, Louisiana WUPL 54 24 1997-2001 MyNetworkTV affiliate owned by Belo Corporation
53. Providence, Rhode Island WLWC 28 22 2 The CW affiliate owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group; sale pending to OTA Broadcasting
58. Albany-Schenectady-Troy WNYT1 13 12 1994-1996 NBC affiliate owned by Hubbard Broadcasting
68. Wichita, Kansas KSCC3
(now KMTW)		 36 35 2001 MyNetworkTV affiliate owned by Mercury Broadcasting
81. Rochester, New York WHEC-TV1 10 10 1994-1996 NBC affiliate owned by Hubbard Broadcasting
83. Shreveport, Louisiana KSLA-TV1 12 17 1994-1995 CBS affiliate owned by Raycom Media
  • This list does not include WABD, WTTG, WDTV, KTLA, WBKB and KCTY—all of which were owned at least in part by Paramount Pictures decades before the formation of the Paramount Stations Group.
  • 1 These stations were owned by Viacom prior to its purchase of Paramount Communications (the parent company of Paramount Pictures and the Paramount Stations Group, and was formerly known as Gulf+Western) in 1994.
  • 2 WTVX and WLWC were owned by Straightline Communications but operated by Viacom through local marketing agreements from 1997 to 2001. Viacom acquired the stations outright in 2001, more than one year after it completed its acquisition of CBS.
  • 3 KSCC was the only station founded by Viacom. However, Viacom never held control of the station as it was LMA'd to Clear Channel Communications before it signed on for the first time.

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