| Date | Market | Station | Channel | Prior affiliation | New affiliation | Notes | Source |
| January 1 | Albuquerque, New Mexico | KQDF-LD | 25.1 | Azteca America | Vision Latina | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Atlanta, Georgia | WUVM-LD | 4.1 | Azteca America | Estrella TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Baltimore, Maryland–
Washington, D.C. | WQAW-LD | 69.1 | Azteca America | Novelisima | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Baton Rouge, Louisiana | K29LR-D | 47.1 | Azteca America | Estrella TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Boise, Idaho | KFLL-LD | 25.1 | Azteca America | Infomercials | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Chicago, Illinois | WPVN-CD | 24.1 | Azteca America | Vision Latina | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Columbus, Georgia | W29FD-D | 43.1 | Azteca America | Defy TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Columbus, Ohio | WDEM-CD | 17.1 | Azteca America | Estrella TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Corpus Christi, Texas | KCCX-LD | 24.1 | Azteca America | Timeless TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Des Moines, Iowa | KRPG-LD | 43.1 | Azteca America | Vision Latina | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Fort Wayne, Indiana | WCUH-LD | 16.1 | Azteca America | Vision Latina | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Hartford, Connecticut | WRNT-LD | 32.1 | Azteca America | Timeless TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Hartford, Connecticut | WTXX-LD | 34.1 | Azteca America | Timeless TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Las Vegas, Nevada | KHDF-CD | 19.1 | Azteca America | Vision Latina | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Madison, Wisconsin | W23BW-D | 23.1 | Azteca America | Timeless TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Midland–Flint, Michigan | WFFC-LD | 17.1 | Azteca America | Infomercials | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | WTSJ-LD | 38.1 | Azteca America | Timeless TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Mobile, Alabama | WWBH-LD | 28.1 | Azteca America | Timeless TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Monterey, California | KBIT-LD | 43.1 | Azteca America | Telemax | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | New Orleans, Louisiana | WTNO-CD | 22.1 | Azteca America | Estrella TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | New York City | WKOB-LD | 42.1 | Azteca America | Vision Latina | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | KOHC-CD | 45.1 | Azteca America | Novelisima | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Orlando, Florida | WFEF-LD | 50.1 | Azteca America | Infomercials | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | WPSJ-CD | 8.1 | Azteca America | Vision Latina | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Raleigh, North Carolina | WIRP-LD | 27.1 | Azteca America | Estrella TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Sacramento, California | KSAO-LD | 49.1 | Azteca America | NewsNet | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | St. Louis, Missouri | K25NG-D | 25.1 | Azteca America | Estrella TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Salisbury, Maryland | WGDV-LD | 32.1 | Azteca America | MeTV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | San Juan, Puerto Rico | WOST | 14.2 | Azteca America | Timeless TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | San Luis Obispo, California | KSBO-CD | 42.1 | Azteca America | Estrella TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Seattle, Washington | KUSE-LD | 46.1 | Azteca America | Vision Latina | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Stuart–West Palm Beach, Florida | WWHB-CD | 48.1 | Azteca America | TBD | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Tampa, Florida | WXAX-CD | 26.1 | Azteca America | beIN Sports Xtra | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Tampa, Florida | WTAM-LD | 30.1 | Azteca America | Estrella TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Tucson, Arizona | KUDF-LP | 14.1 | Azteca America | Estrella TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Tyler, Texas | KDKJ-LD | 27.1 | Azteca America | Timeless TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Westgate–Miami, Florida | W16CC-D | 16.1 | Azteca America | Infomercials | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| January 1 | Wilmington, North Carolina | WQDH-LD | 49.1 | Azteca America | Shop LC | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. Many stations owned by Innovate switched to other networks such as Estrella TV and Vision Latina. | |
| February 1 | Santa Maria–San Luis Obispo, California | KCOY-TV | 12.1 | Dabl | Telemundo | | |
| March 1 | Phoenix, Arizona | KPHE-LD | 44.1 | LATV | Independent | On March 11, 2022, Gray Television acquired KPHE-LD from Lotus Communications for $1.75 million; the sale was completed on May 4. Ten months later on January 25, Gray announced that it would convert KPHE into an independent station on March 1; the station airs simulcasts of most of KTVK/KPHO's newscasts, sporting events, and PowerNation-distributed sports and automotive programming. With KTVK, KPHE also serves as the television home of the Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA as of May, and the NBA's Phoenix Suns, beginning in October. |
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| July 27 | Cincinnati, Ohio | WBQC-LD | 25.1 | Cozi TV | Telemundo | | |
| August 28 | Laughlin–Las Vegas, Nevada | KMCC | 34.1 | Ion Television | Independent | On May 4, as part of the announcement a deal that would bring the games of the National Hockey League's defending champion Vegas Golden Knights to the station starting that Fall, the E. W. Scripps Company announced that KMCC would convert into an independent station later in the year, offering syndicated entertainment programming, news, and local sports events. Ion programming moved to the second digital subchannel of KMCC. |
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| September 1 | Salt Lake City, Utah | KUPX-TV | 16.1 | Ion Television | Independent | On May 4, as part of the announcement a deal that would bring the games of the National Hockey League's defending champion Vegas Golden Knights to the station starting that Fall, the E. W. Scripps Company announced that KMCC would convert into an independent station later in the year, offering syndicated entertainment programming, news, and local sports events. Ion programming moved to the second digital subchannel of KMCC. | |
| September 1 | Atlanta, Georgia | WUPA | 69.1 | The CW | Independent | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Atlanta, Georgia | WPCH-TV | 17.1 | Independent | The CW | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Detroit, Michigan | WADL | 38.1 | MyNetworkTV
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| September 1 | Detroit, Michigan | WKBD-TV | 50.1 | The CW | Independent | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | KOCB | 34.1 | The CW | Independent | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | KAUT-TV | 43.1 | Independent | The CW | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | WPHL-TV | 17.1 | MyNetworkTV | The CW | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | WPSG | 57.1 | The CW | Independent | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | WPCW→WPKD-TV | 19.1 | The CW | Independent | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | WPNT | 22.1 | MyNetwork TV | The CW | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Sacramento–Stockton–Modesto, California | KMAX-TV | 31.1 | The CW | Independent | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Sacramento–Stockton–Modesto, California | KQCA | 58.1 | MyNetworkTV
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| On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose, California | KRON-TV | 4.1 | MyNetworkTV
| The CW
| On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose, California | KBCW→KPYX | 44.1 | The CW | Independent | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Seattle–Tacoma, Washington | KSTW | 11.1 | The CW | Independent | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Tampa–St. Petersburg, Florida | WTTA | 38.1 | MyNetworkTV | The CW | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Tampa–St. Petersburg, Florida | WSNN-LD | 39.1 | Independent | MyNetworkTV | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| September 1 | Tampa–St. Petersburg, Florida | WTOG | 44.1 | The CW | Independent | On May 5, CBS News and Stations announced that the company would convert its eight CW-affiliated stations into independents on September 1, intending to fill prime time slots with locally produced programs and programming from other properties owned by parent company Paramount Global, which sold most of its 50% stake in The CW to Nexstar Media Group in October 2022. CW programming will move to other stations in the affected markets, while Nexstar partner company Mission Broadcasting is in the process of acquiring WADL in the Detroit market. On June 14, Nexstar announced that MyNetworkTV affiliates WPHL, KRON and WTTA would switch to The CW on September 1, with MyNetworkTV programming either moving to a different timeslot or one of the stations' digital subchannels. CBS's stations in San Francisco and Pittsburgh will also change their callsigns in concert with the affiliation switch on September 1. On August 1, it was announced that KQCA would switch to The CW as part of a broader deal extending the network's affiliations with Hearst-owned stations in six other markets, with Nexstar station KTXL retaining the Fox affiliation. During the week of August 28, Gray Television—under a deal extending the network's affiliations in eight other markets—announced that WPCH would replace WUPA as the network's Atlanta affiliate, while Sinclair Broadcast Group—as part of a renewal deal involving 18 other CW affiliates—agreed to assume the CW affiliations in Seattle and Pittsburgh, in exchange for letting Nexstar assume the CW affiliation rights in Oklahoma City. |
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| October 30 | Detroit, Michigan | WADL | 38.1 | The CW
| MyNetworkTV
| Two months after affiliating with The CW, WADL removed the network as part of a compensation dispute before the close of the Mission sale. Four days later, Nexstar announced that WMYD would take over the affiliation as of November 13. | |
| November 13 | Detroit, Michigan | WMYD | 20.1 | Independent | The CW | Two months after affiliating with The CW, WADL removed the network as part of a compensation dispute before the close of the Mission sale. Four days later, Nexstar announced that WMYD would take over the affiliation as of November 13. | |
| November 20 | Phoenix, Arizona | KASW | 61.1 | The CW | Independent | A little over a month after sister station KNXV-DT2 acquired the rights to the Arizona Coyotes, the E. W. Scripps Company announced that KASW would become an independent to accommodate Scripps's local sports rights. KNXV-DT2 transitioned to carrying The CW on KASW's former pay-TV channel positions, with Antenna TV continuing to air at all other times. | |
| December 18 | Bakersfield, California | KUVI-DT | 45.1 | Twist | Quest | | |
| Date | Market | Station | Channel | Prior affiliation | New affiliation | Notes | Source |
| January 1 | Fremont–San Francisco, California | KEMO-TV | 50.4 | Azteca América | Timeless TV | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. TV Stations were notified on the closure and had switch affiliations to other networks. WTXX-LD, which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Timeless TV affiliation to the main subchannel as part of the closure, and WQDH-LD which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Shop LC affiliation to the main channel as part of the closure. | |
| January 1 | Katy–Houston, Texas | KYAZ | 51.3 | Azteca América | MeTV+ | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. TV Stations were notified on the closure and had switch affiliations to other networks. WTXX-LD, which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Timeless TV affiliation to the main subchannel as part of the closure, and WQDH-LD which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Shop LC affiliation to the main channel as part of the closure. | |
| January 1 | Lake Dallas–Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas | KAZD | 55.3 | Azteca América | MeTV+ | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. TV Stations were notified on the closure and had switch affiliations to other networks. WTXX-LD, which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Timeless TV affiliation to the main subchannel as part of the closure, and WQDH-LD which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Shop LC affiliation to the main channel as part of the closure. | |
| January 1 | Los Angeles, California | KWHY-TV | 22.2 | Azteca América | Independent | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. TV Stations were notified on the closure and had switch affiliations to other networks. WTXX-LD, which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Timeless TV affiliation to the main subchannel as part of the closure, and WQDH-LD which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Shop LC affiliation to the main channel as part of the closure. | |
| January 1 | Lubbock, Texas | KNKC-LD | 29.2 | Azteca América | Infomercials | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. TV Stations were notified on the closure and had switch affiliations to other networks. WTXX-LD, which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Timeless TV affiliation to the main subchannel as part of the closure, and WQDH-LD which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Shop LC affiliation to the main channel as part of the closure. | |
| January 1 | Phoenix, Arizona | KMOH-TV | 6.2 | Azteca América | MeTV+ | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. TV Stations were notified on the closure and had switch affiliations to other networks. WTXX-LD, which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Timeless TV affiliation to the main subchannel as part of the closure, and WQDH-LD which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Shop LC affiliation to the main channel as part of the closure. | |
| January 1 | Springfield, Massachusetts–
Hartford, Connecticut | WTXX-LD | 34.5 | Timeless TV | ShopHQ | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. TV Stations were notified on the closure and had switch affiliations to other networks. WTXX-LD, which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Timeless TV affiliation to the main subchannel as part of the closure, and WQDH-LD which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Shop LC affiliation to the main channel as part of the closure. | |
| January 1 | Weslaco–Harlingen, Texas | KRGV-TV | 5.2 | Azteca América | Novelisima | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. TV Stations were notified on the closure and had switch affiliations to other networks. WTXX-LD, which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Timeless TV affiliation to the main subchannel as part of the closure, and WQDH-LD which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Shop LC affiliation to the main channel as part of the closure. | |
| January 1 | Wilmington, North Carolina | WQDH-LD | 49.3 | Shop LC | Lx | On October 21, 2022, Innovate Corp, the company that owned Azteca America, announced that the network would cease operations on December 31, 2022. Prior to the announcement, TV Azteca had entered into a content and co-production agreement with competitor Estrella TV that will see its news and entertainment programming blended onto that network's schedule. TV Stations were notified on the closure and had switch affiliations to other networks. WTXX-LD, which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Timeless TV affiliation to the main subchannel as part of the closure, and WQDH-LD which was also an Azteca America affiliate moved its Shop LC affiliation to the main channel as part of the closure. | |
| February 1 | San Francisco, California | KRON-TV | 4.4 | Quest | Charge! | | |
| March 1 | Greensboro–Winston-Salem–High Point, North Carolina | WGPX-TV | 16.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | | |
| March 1 | Greensboro–Winston-Salem–High Point, North Carolina | WGPX-TV | 16.7 | Scripps News | GetTV | | |
| March 1 | Greensboro–Winston-Salem–High Point, North Carolina | WGPX-TV | 16.8 | HSN | TrueReal | | |
| March 1 | Greensboro–Winston-Salem–High Point, North Carolina | WMYV | 48.2 | GetTV | Rewind TV | | |
| March 1 | Danville–Lexington, Kentucky | WDKY-TV | 56.4 | TBD | Comet | | |
| March 2 | Belmont–Charlotte, North Carolina | WJZY | 46.4 | Movies! | Grit | | |
| March 28 | Albany–Schenectady–Troy, New York | WXXA-TV | 23.3 | Laff | Grit | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Albany–Schenectady–Troy, New York | WYPX-TV | 55.4 | Grit | Laff | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Albany–Schenectady–Troy, New York | WYPX-TV | 55.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Albany–Schenectady–Troy, New York | WYPX-TV | 55.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Appleton–Green Bay, Wisconsin | WACY-TV | 32.5 | TrueReal | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Arlington–Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas | KPXD-TV | 68.5 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Arlington–Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas | KPXD-TV | 68.6 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Atlanta–Rome, Georgia | WPXA-TV | 14.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Atlanta–Rome, Georgia | WPXA-TV | 14.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Bellevue–Seattle, Washington | KWPX-TV | 33.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Bellevue–Seattle, Washington | KWPX-TV | 33.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Birmingham, Alabama | WIAT | 42.4 | TrueReal | Defy TV | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Boston, Massachusetts | WBPX-TV | 68.6 | TrueReal | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Bradenton–Tampa, Florida | WXPX-TV | 66.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Bradenton–Tampa, Florida | WXPX-TV | 66.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Bryan, Texas | KRHD-CD | 40.3 | TrueReal | Ion Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Cedar Rapids, Iowa | KPXR-TV | 48.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Cedar Rapids, Iowa | KPXR-TV | 48.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Charleston–Huntington, West Virginia | WLPX-TV | 29.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Charleston–Huntington, West Virginia | WLPX-TV | 29.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Chicago, Illinois | WCPX-TV | 38.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Chicago, Illinois | WCPX-TV | 38.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Cleveland, Ohio | WEWS | 5.4 | TrueReal | Defy TV | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Colorado Springs, Colorado | KZCS-LD | 18.4 | TrueReal | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Columbia, South Carolina | WZRB | 47.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Columbia, South Carolina | WZRB | 47.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Concord–Manchester, New Hampshire | WPXG-TV | 21.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Concord–Manchester, New Hampshire | WPXG-TV | 21.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Conroe–Houston, Texas | KPXB-TV | 49.5 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Conroe–Houston, Texas | KPXB-TV | 49.6 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Des Moines–Newton, Iowa | KFPX-TV | 39.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Des Moines–Newton, Iowa | KFPX-TV | 39.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | East St. Louis, Illinois–
St. Louis, Missouri | WRBU | 46.6 | TrueReal | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Franklin–Nashville, Tennessee | WNPX-TV | 28.6 | TrueReal | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Grand Rapids, Michigan | WXMI | 17.4 | TrueReal | Defy TV | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Greensboro–Winston-Salem–High Point, North Carolina | WGPX-TV | 16.8 | TrueReal | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Greenville, North Carolina | WEPX-TV | 38.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Greenville, North Carolina | WEPX-TV | 38.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Greenville, North Carolina | WPXU-TV | 35.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Greenville, North Carolina | WPXU-TV | 35.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Jellico–Knoxville, Tennessee | WPXK-TV | 54.5 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Jellico–Knoxville, Tennessee | WPXK-TV | 54.6 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Kenosha–Milwaukee, Wisconsin | WPXE-TV | 55.6 | TrueReal | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Las Vegas–Laughlin, Nevada | KMCC | 34.6 | TrueReal | Grit | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Las Vegas–Laughlin, Nevada | KMCC | 34.7 | Grit | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Lewiston–Portland, Maine | WIPL | 35.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Lewiston–Portland, Maine | WIPL | 35.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Los Angeles–San Bernardino, California | KPXN-TV | 30.4 | TrueReal | Laff | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Los Angeles–San Bernardino, California | KPXN-TV | 30.5 | Laff | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Los Angeles–San Bernardino, California | KPXN-TV | 30.6 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Melbourne–Orlando, Florida | WOPX-TV | 56.5 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Melbourne–Orlando, Florida | WOPX-TV | 56.6 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Miami, Florida | WSFL-TV | 39.4 | TrueReal | Defy TV | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | New Orleans, Louisiana | WPXL-TV | 49.6 | TrueReal | HSN | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | New York City | WPXN-TV | 31.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | New York City | WPXN-TV | 31.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Newport–Providence, Rhode Island | WPXQ-TV | 69.5 | TrueReal | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Norfolk, Virginia | WPXV-TV | 49.5 | TrueReal | Laff | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Norfolk, Virginia | 49.6 | Laff | Jewelry Television | - | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania–
Wilmington, Delaware | WPPX-TV | 61.5 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania–
Wilmington, Delaware | WPPX-TV | 61.6 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | WINP-TV | 16.5 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | WINP-TV | 16.6 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Portland–Salem, Oregon | KPXG-TV | 22.5 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Portland–Salem, Oregon | KPXG-TV | 22.6 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Provo–Salt Lake City, Utah | KUPX-TV | 16.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Provo–Salt Lake City, Utah | KUPX-TV | 16.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Raleigh–Rocky Mount, North Carolina | WRPX-TV | 47.4 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Raleigh–Rocky Mount, North Carolina | WRPX-TV | 47.5 | Scripps News | True Crime Network | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Raleigh–Rocky Mount, North Carolina | WRPX-TV | 47.6 | True Crime Network | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Roanoke, Virginia | WPXR-TV | 38.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Roanoke, Virginia | WPXR-TV | 38.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Sacramento, California | KSPX-TV | 29.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Sacramento, California | KSPX-TV | 29.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | San Antonio–Uvalde, Texas | KPXL-TV | 26.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | San Antonio–Uvalde, Texas | KPXL-TV | 26.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | San Francisco–San Jose, California | KKPX-TV | 65.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | San Francisco–San Jose, California | KKPX-TV | 65.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Scranton, Pennsylvania | WQPX-TV | 64.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Scranton, Pennsylvania | WQPX-TV | 64.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Sierra Vista–Tucson, Arizona | KWBA-TV | 58.6 | TrueReal | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Syracuse, New York | WSPX-TV | 56.6 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Syracuse, New York | WSPX-TV | 56.7 | Scripps News | Jewelry Television | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| March 28 | Tulsa, Oklahoma | KJRH-TV | 2.5 | TrueReal | Scripps News | E. W. Scripps Company announced on March 10 that programming from TrueReal would be folded into the schedule of sister multicast network Defy TV. The Scripps spectrum space TrueReal leaves behind will be leased by Scripps to the shopping channel Jewelry Television. | |
| April 1 | Greensboro–High Point–Winston-Salem, North Carolina | WGHP | 8.3 | Court TV | Grit | | |
| April 1 | New York City | WPIX | 11.3 | Court TV | Grit | | |
| April 1 | New York City | WPXN-TV | 31.3 | Ion Mystery | Court TV | | |
| April 1 | St. Louis, Missouri | KTVI | 2.3 | Ion Mystery | Grit | | |
| April 4 | Charleston–Huntington, West Virginia | WOWK-TV | 13.3 | Laff | Grit | | |
| April 4 | Charleston–Huntington, West Virginia | WLPX-TV | 29.4 | Grit | Laff | | |
| April 14 | Grand Junction, Colorado | KLML | 20.13 | Twist | Antenna TV | | |
| April 14 | Idaho Falls–Pocatello, Idaho | KVUI | 31.8 | Laff | Rewind TV | | |
| April 14 | Twin Falls, Idaho | KBAX-LD | 27.11 | HSN | Rewind TV | | |
| May 1 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | WDPN-TV | 2.2 | Grit | Court TV | | |
| May 1 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | WPHL-TV | 17.3 | Court TV | Grit | - | |
| May 5 | Birmingham, Alabama | WIAT | 42.3 | True Crime Network | Grit | - | |
| May 8 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | KAUT-TV | 43.2 | Court TV | Rewind TV | | |
| May 22 | Mount Clemens–Detroit, Michigan | WADL | 38.4 | QVC | QVC2 | | |
| June 5 | New Orleans, Louisiana | WNOL-TV | 38.2 | Court TV | Grit | | |
| July 1 | New York City | WLNY-TV | 55.2 | Charge | Comet | | - |
| August 28 | Las Vegas, Nevada | KMCC | 34.2 | Bounce | Ion | Changes made because 34.1 became an Independent after agreeing to a deal for the television rights to the Vegas Golden Knights National Hockey League franchise. | |
| August 28 | Las Vegas, Nevada | KMCC | 34.6 | Grit | Bounce | Changes made because 34.1 became an Independent after agreeing to a deal for the television rights to the Vegas Golden Knights National Hockey League franchise. | |
| September 1 | Billings, Montana | KTVQ | 2.2 | The CW | Independent | | |
| September 1 | Billings, Montana | KSVI | 6.2 | Ion Mystery | The CW | | |
| September 1 | Billings, Montana | KSVI | 6.3 | Bounce TV | Ion Mystery | | |
| September 1 | Butte, Montana | KXLF-TV | 4.2 | The CW | Independent | | |
| September 1 | Great Falls, Montana | KRTV | 3.2 | The CW | Independent | | |
| September 1 | Missoula, Montana | KPAX-TV | 8.2 | The CW | Independent | | |
| September 1 | Seattle, Washington | KOMO-TV | 4.2 | Comet | The CW | See September 1 entry in [|stations changing network affiliations] | |
| September 11 | Phoenix, Arizona | KPHE-LD | 44.2 | FidoTV | Rewind TV | | |
| September 11 | Phoenix, Arizona | KPHE-LD | 44.3 | Infomercials | FidoTV | | |
| October 2 | Charlotte, North Carolina | WCCB | 18.5 | Antenna TV | Heroes & Icons | | |
| October 2 | Charlotte, North Carolina | WJZY | 46.5 | Heroes & Icons | TheGrio | | |
| October 2 | Charlotte, North Carolina | WJZY | 46.7 | TheGrio | Antenna TV | | |
| October 9 | Nampa–Boise, Idaho | KIVI-TV | 6.2 | Laff | Independent | Changes made to allow Vegas Golden Knights games to air on the newly independent subchannels | |
| October 9 | Nampa–Boise, Idaho | KIVI-TV | 6.5 | GetTV | Laff | Changes made to allow Vegas Golden Knights games to air on the newly independent subchannels | |
| October 9 | Twin Falls, Idaho | KSAW-LD | 6.2 | Laff | Independent | Changes made to allow Vegas Golden Knights games to air on the newly independent subchannels | |
| October 27 | Indianapolis, Indiana | WXIN | 59.3 | Court TV | Rewind TV | | |
| October 30 | Kansas City, Missouri | WDAF-TV | 4.3 | Court TV | Rewind TV | | |
| November 8 | Wichita, Kansas | KAGW-CD | 26.2 | Carz & Trax | Rewind TV | | |
| November 20 | Phoenix, Arizona | KNXV-TV | 15.2 | Antenna TV | The CW | See November 20 entry in stations changing network affiliations | |