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Signage is displayed outside Tegna Inc. headquarters in McLean, Virginia, U.S., on Friday, March, 13, 2020. Comedian and TV producer Byron Allen has made a $20-a-share, all-cash offer for Tegna in a deal that values the TV station owner at $8.5 billion, including debt, according to a person familiar with the situation. Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Tegna Shareholders Approve Nexstar Merger

By George Winslow Published

Business $6.2 billion deal would create a local TV behemoth with 265 full-power stations in 44 states and D.C.

Business
Tegna
Tegna Stations 9NEWS, My20 Will Air Nuggets and Avalanche Games

By George Winslow Published

20 NBA games and 20 NHL games will air for free on the stations in the Denver market for the second straight year

Sports Production
Nexstar chairman Perry Sook at 2025 NAB Show
Nexstar Media Group to Acquire Tegna for $6.2 Billion

By George Winslow Published

The deal will create a behemoth in the local broadcasting industry that will have 265 full-power television stations in 44 states and a presence 41 of the top 50 DMAs

Mergers & Acquisitions
Nexstar founder and CEO Perry Sook
Analyst: Consolidation Isn’t a Quick Fix for TV-Station Ad Woes

By George Winslow Published

Larger station groups will still face an ongoing shift of ad dollars from TV to digital, according to Madison & Wall

Mergers & Acquisitions
Shot of KREM newscaster prior to the pornographic clip being accidentally aired.
Tegna Will Pay $225K to Settle FCC Investigation

By George Winslow Published

Consent decree ends an investigation into the accidental airing of a porn clip during a KREM newscast in 2021

FCC
Carol Fowler (left), Julie Wolfe and Chris Peña have been named vice presidents of content.
Tegna Appoints 3 New Vice Presidents of Content

By George Winslow Published

Will oversee broadcaster’s local newsgathering in three distinct geographic regions

People
Tegna GIF showing local news apps
Tegna Sets Major Expansion of Local News Programming

By George Winslow Published

Broadcaster is adding more than 100 hours of new daily programming via online platforms in 50-plus markets

Streaming
Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever
Tegna Expands Indiana Fever Games to 11 More Markets

By George Winslow Published

Sports 18 games will be available via free, over-the-air broadcasters in communities across Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky and Ohio

Sports
Nexstar chairman Perry Sook at 2025 NAB Show
UPDATED Nexstar’s Sook: Prospects for Ownership Rule Changes Have ‘Never Been Better’

By George Winslow Published

In Q1 earnings calls, Nexstar, Tegna, Gray and Scripps executives offered bullish sentiments on deregulation and M&A amid a sluggish ad market

Regulatory & Legal
Dallas Wings performers and dancers on court
Dallas Wings Expand OTA Reach with Tegna, Gray and Corridor Deals

By George Winslow Published

The expanded distribution for free local broadcasts of their WNBA games will reach 6.3 million homes in 2025

Sports Production
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