The expansion reflects Sinclair’s continued investment in news and its strategy to provide audiences with more live, timely and distinctive journalism throughout the day, drawing on the reporting and resources of Sinclair newsrooms across the country: https://t.co/Tv6YjEtwxN
Launching September 17, the GoNextGenTV campaign will run across 13 markets served by Sinclair and Nexstar television stations, combining on-air promotion with digital and social content. MORE: https://t.co/Hio4OJ8XN1
Season 12 starts this week with international reporting on the impact of immigration and population transformation, outrageous scams in both nursing and lottery industries, and reporting on concerns about both AI and the data centers that fuel it. MORE: https://t.co/jm0aqvta5M
Award-Winning Special Produced with Discover The Palm Beaches and the Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission Honored in Broadcast & Streaming Advertising Category: https://t.co/pz3R9YbQT0
SMAC Entertainment Co-Founders Constance Schwartz-Morini and Michael Strahan Debut Podcast, Hustle Like You're Broke — The weekly video series, joining The Intersection podcast network, will premiere September 23: https://t.co/fOLj3kGndI
The 30-minute town hall produced by Sinclair’s Criminally Obsessed, will be hosted by Anne Emerson, an Edward R. Murrow and Emmy Award-winning investigative journalist and host of the daily “Criminally Obsessed” podcast, and will feature Kathryn Myers, a survivor of postpartum psychosis, and Dr. Constance Guille, founder and director of the Women’s Reproductive Behavioral Health Division at the Medical University of South Carolina. https://t.co/4TtLvOUNGz
Sinclair today issued the following statement regarding an employee-led vote by KOMO 4 on-air employees in Seattle to determine whether they would continue to be represented by the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA). Full statement: https://t.co/mMWTCV0FcM
Produced in Partnership with Fox 17 Nashville, The Riverside to Launch on August 25 with hosts Phillip Fulmer, Erik Ainge, and Fred White: https://t.co/J9chFRjyUH
Presented by the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA), the Edward R. Murrow Awards are among the most prestigious honors in journalism, recognizing work that demonstrates excellence in storytelling, reporting and public service: https://t.co/cv7x5K5nRN
Airing weeknights from 7:00–7:30 p.m. ET, the 30-minute program will deliver comprehensive regional sports coverage across Sinclair's three-station television network serving Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, and Northern West Virginia. https://t.co/1aWTKyftvg
The Athletes First Tailgate Tour returns for 2026 with its biggest run yet: 12 stops, the most in tour history, including two College Football Playoff games and, for the first time ever, the CFP National Championship.
AMP Sports is excited to partner with Athlete’s First once again to bring premium hospitality, NFL and college football legends, and live content to some of college football's biggest matchups and most iconic destinations.
“It should not be controversial to suggest that changed facts should lead to changed rules. We commend Chairman Carr for considering action to modernize the FCC’s rules setting the national ownership cap – and for his continued leadership in looking at ways to preserve local news by taking proactive steps to empower local broadcasters. Given the undeniable change and disruption to the media ecosystem, updating these rules to reflect the current landscape is common sense.”
- Sinclair, Inc. President and CEO Chris Ripley
The FCC has been working to restore balance to the broadcast airwaves.
We’re now taking another step forward in that effort. Trusted sources of news have been held back by rules that protect Hollywood, New York, and other national interests.
The FCC will vote on replacing that regulation with a case-by-case approach that lets good deals get done while blocking any deal that fails to promote the public interest.
Sinclair, Inc. President and CEO Chris Ripley issues statement in response to the announcement that the Federal Communications Commission will consider modernizing its long outdated national ownership restrictions at its August Open Meeting: https://t.co/BfPzat6Gy2