I made corrections to my post, please review.

Let's Take a closer look; Montgomery, AL: They can open a bureau to supplement their Birmingham and Mobile operations Juneau, AK: No operation in Alaska, Graycom Turf Phoenix, AZ: They have KASW, but no news operation Little Rock, AR: KARK Sacramento, CA: In process of acquiring KTXL from Trubune Denver, CO: Bureau for their existing operation - KXRM Hartford, CT: WTNH Dover, DE: No operation serving Delaware Tallahassee, FL: Their closest operations are WMBB, WEAR, & WFLA Atlanta, GA: Bureau for their existing operations Honolulu, HI: KHON Boise, ID: No operation in Idaho Springfield, IL: WCIA, who can assist WGN once Nexstar take over in Chicago Indianapolis, IN: WISH Des Moines, IA: WOI or WHO, whichever Perry decides to keep Topeka: KS: KSNT Frankfort, KY: No operation Baton Rouge, LA: WVLA Augusta, ME: No operation Annapolis, MD; No operation - This is Sinclair's turf Boston, MA: Bureau for their existing operations - WWLP and WPRI for Bristol County Lansing, MI: WLNS St. Paul, MN: No operation Jackson, MS: WJTV Jefferson City, MO: Nexstar might call the University of Missouri and see whether KOMU is available Helena, MT: No news operaion in Billings Lincoln, NE: No operation - They should call Citadel to see whether KLKN is available - Graycom turf for now Carson City, NV: No operation in Reno DMA, yet KLAS in Las Vegas Concord, NH: No operation Trenton, NJ: No operation Santa Fe, NM: KRQE Albany, NY: WTEN Raleigh, NC: WNCN Bismark, ND: KX News Columbus, OH: WCMH Oklahoma City, OK: In process of acquiring KFOR from Tribune Salem, OR: KOIN Harrisburg, PA: WHTM Providence, RI: WPRI Columbia, SC: Bureau for their existing operations Pierre, SD: KELO Land Nashville, TN: WKRN Austin, TX: KAXN Salt Lake City, UT: KTVX Montpelier, VT: WVNY Richmond, VA: WRIC Olympia, WA: No operation Charleston, WV: WOWK Madison, WI: Bureau for their existing operations Cheyenne, WY: No operation

Actually Perry, your company goes from Rhode Island to Hawai'i. There are THREE Nexstar markets east of Burlington, Connecticut, Springfield, MA, and Rhode Island.

Please note, that Gray has a permit in College Station, K49LC-D RF 49 -> 27, to potentially serve as a satellite for the "new" KNCT.

What about CBS?

I believe that NBC should drop the 4th hour and either replace it with another show or return the time to the stations.

Translation: They can hire a no name at entry level pay with bronze insurance, which they won't use.

Crap, Tribune has several fossils at KFOR, they can clean house there.

I wonder if this means that The CW will move to KFVE.

I've corrected my post to include Bakersfield as an existing Scripps market, and mentioned that Quincy in also moving to DMA 88 in an unrelated deal.

Personally, I'm surprised that Scripps is now investing in small markets in this deal, which are as follows: Lexington: 63 Green Bay: 67 Omaha: 69 Tucson: 73 Waco: 89 Colorado Springs: 91 Boise: 100 Lansing: 110 Tallahassee: 112 Lafayette: 121 Bakersfield: 122 Santa Barbara: 124 Corpus Christi: 128 Missoula: 164 Billings: 168 Twin Falls: 189 Great Falls: 192 Helena: 205 Current Scripps Station Coming from Graycom As for Quincy, they're moving up to DMAs 73 & 88 as they already occupy the following DMAs: 86, 87, 99, 104, 113, 130, 134, 139, 144, 149, 154, 160, 163, and QMI's home market 174

In OKC, KWTV will show the Browns' next 2 games, Ravens & Chargers, featuring Baker Mayfield! Meanwhile, KOKH had to address the reason why they had to show the Cowboys and not the Browns in Week 4.

I'm also seeing this game on NESN!

Upon review of the Cincinnati listings, tonight's game was slated to be on WKRC and not WXIX.

WITN would wither need to use one of it's soon to be Raycom sisters or go to Roanoke (WDBJ). As for WCTI, it's either Roanoke (WSET), or WJLA in Washington.