| City of license/Market
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Station
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Current ownership
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Years of affiliation
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Status
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| Aguadilla, Puerto Rico
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WSJP-LD 18.3
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Caribbean Broadcasting Network
(Was owned at the time by LKK Group)
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2007–2014
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Now a secondary Comet affiliate
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| WSJX-LP 24
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2016–2020
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Now defunct
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| Amarillo, Texas
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KFDA-TV 10.4
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Gray Television
(was owned at the time by Drewry Communications Group)
|
2008–2011
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Was simulcasting NewsChannel 10 24/7; now a MeTV affiliate
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| KEYU 31.2
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2011–2018
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Subchannel now defunct
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| Atlanta, Georgia
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WTBS-LD 26.9/30.9
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Prism Broadcasting Network
|
2011
|
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| Cape Coral/Fort Myers, Florida
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WFTX-TV 36.2/35.2
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E. W. Scripps Company
|
2009–2016
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Now a Bounce TV affiliate
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| Chicago, Illinois
|
WGN-TV 9.2/19.2
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Nexstar Media Group
(Was owned at the time by Tribune Broadcasting)
|
2008–2010
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Now an Antenna TV affiliate
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| WOCK-CD 13.1/4.1
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KM Communications
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2010–2013
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Became a MundoMax affiliate; now a Shop LC affiliate
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| Coachella Valley
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KVER-CA 4.2/40.2
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Entravision Communications
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2011-2015
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Station is now on virtual channel 41, affiliation moved to KEVC-CD
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| Columbus, Ohio
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WCSN-LD 32.2/33.2
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Word Broadcasting Network
(Was owned at the time by Columbus Television, LLC)
|
2015–2016
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Now an H&I affiliate
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| Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas
|
KDAF 33.2/32.2
|
Nexstar Media Group
(Was owned at the time by Tribune Broadcasting)
|
2007–2010
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Now an Antenna TV affiliate
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| Detroit, Michigan
|
WDIV-TV 4.2/45.2
|
Graham Media Group
(formerly Post-Newsweek Stations)
|
2007–2013
|
Now a This TV affiliate
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| El Paso, Texas
|
KVIA-TV 7.4
|
News-Press & Gazette Company
|
Unknown start date–December 2010
|
Became an Azteca affiliate; now a QVC affiliate
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| KTFN (see status)
|
Entravision Communications
|
December 2010–2014
|
For some time in December 2010, the station broadcast in 65.2 (then MundoMax affiliate, now airing an SMPTE Test pattern), simultaneously with KTFN sister station Univision affiliate KINT-TV 26.2 (that subchannel now broadcasting a standard definition simulcast of KTFN 65.1); moved in 2012 to subchannel 65.3 (then ZUUS Latino-affiliate; now off-air); and moved again for the last time to subchannel 65.4 (still on-air but no longer audio and video there) until they stopped airing that channel in 2014; affiliation moved to sister station KINT-DT3.
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| Fresno, California
|
KSEE 24.3/--
|
Nexstar Media Group
|
2007–2016
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Now a Grit affiliate
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| KGPE 47.3
|
Nexstar Media Group
|
2018–2020
|
Now a TheGrio affiliate
|
| Houston, Texas
|
KPRC-TV 2.2/35.2
|
Graham Media Group
(formerly Post-Newsweek Stations)
|
2007–2013
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Became a This TV affiliate; subchannel later replaced with MeTV in 2018 and then Start TV in 2021.
|
| KYAZ 51.6/47.6
|
Una Vez Mas Holdings, LLC
|
2012–2015
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Became a QVC affiliate; subchannel now defunct
|
| Jacksonville, Florida
|
WJXT 4.2/42.2
|
Graham Media Group
(formerly Post-Newsweek Stations)
|
2007–2013
|
Became a This TV affiliate; now a Dabl affiliate.
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| Miami, Florida
|
WPLG 10.2/--
|
BH Media
(was owned at the time by Post-Newsweek Stations)
|
2007–2013
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Now a MeTV affiliate
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| Midland–Odessa, Texas
|
KWES-TV 9.2/--
|
Tegna Inc.
(was owned at the time by Drewry Communications Group)
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2007–2012
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Became a CW affiliate (via The CW Plus); subchannel later replaced with Bounce TV
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| New Bedford, Massachusetts/Providence, RI-New Bedford, MA
|
WLWC 28.2/22.2
|
Inyo Broadcast Holdings
(Was owned at the time by Four Points Media Group, then by Sinclair Broadcast Group)
|
2010–2014
|
Subchannel now defunct
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| Orlando, Florida
|
WKMG-TV 6.2/26.2
|
Graham Media Group
(formerly Post-Newsweek Stations)
|
2007–2012
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Replacements included Retro TV (2012 to 2014), Live Well Network (2014), Cozi TV (2014 to 2019) and Dabl (2019 to present)
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| Phoenix, Arizona
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KPDF-CA 41.3/--
|
Innovate Corp.
(Was owned at the time by Una Vez Más Holdings, LLC)
|
2010–2016
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Replaced by LifehacksDRTV, and the LATV affiliation moved to KPHE-LD. LATV programming returned to the station in 2023, but not on the same subchannel; the network now broadcasts on 41.2
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| KPHE-LD 46.1
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Gray Television
(Was owned at the time by Lotus Communications)
|
2016-2023
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Replaced with Arizona's Family Sports
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| Sacramento, California
|
KTXL 40.2/--
|
Nexstar Media Group
(Was owned at the time by Tribune Broadcasting)
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2007–2011
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Now an Antenna TV affiliate
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| KSTV-LD 32.1
|
Lazer Broadcasting
|
2019–2024
|
Was briefly on 32.2 in 2019; station is currently silent
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| San Antonio, Texas
|
KSAT-TV 12.2
|
Graham Media Group
(formerly Post-Newsweek Stations)
|
2010–2012
|
Now a MeTV affiliate (since April 2, 2012); LATV affiliation moved to KISA-LD 40.2
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| Twin Falls, Idaho
|
KXTF 35.2
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Tri-State Christian Television
(was owned at the time by Sunbelt Communications Company)
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2007–2009
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Main channel now owned-and-operated with TCT; This TV was on 35.2 (2009–2012), then on main channel (2012–2013); main channel was later dark (2013–2014, 2014–2015), then affiliated with Cozi TV (2014, 2015–2017).
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| Ventura, California (Los Angeles)
|
KJLA 57.1
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Costa de Oro Media, LLC (Walter Ulloa) (KJLA, LLC)
|
2007–2017
|
Became an Azteca affiliate; now a Visión Latina affiliate
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| Yuma, Arizona/El Centro, California
|
KYMA-DT 11.2
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Station now defunct
(was owned at the time by Sunbelt Communications Company)
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2007–2009
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Replacements included This TV (2009–2017), then Ion (2017– 2020); license for station was surrendered in 2020.
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