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Grit (TV network)

Grit is an American free-to-air television network owned by the Scripps Networks subsidiary of the E. W. Scripps Company.[4] The network features classic westerns, both TV series and films.[5]

Quick Facts Type, Country ...
Grit
TypeDigital broadcast television network
CountryUnited States
Broadcast areaNationwide coverage: 94%[1]
HeadquartersAtlanta, Georgia
Programming
Picture format1080i 16:9 widescreen or 480i 4:3 letterbox
Ownership
OwnerE. W. Scripps Company
ParentScripps Networks, LLC
Key peopleJonathan Katz (president
CEO, Katz Broadcasting)
Bill Cox (SVP of programming, Grit)[2]
History
FoundedApril 3, 2014; 10 years ago (2014-04-03)
LaunchedAugust 18, 2014; 10 years ago (2014-08-18)[3]
FounderJonathan Katz
Links
Websitewww.grittv.com
Availability
Terrestrial
List of Grit affiliates
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The network is available in many media markets via the digital subchannels of free-to-air television stations and on the digital tiers of select cable providers through a local affiliate of the network.

Originally, Katz sold the network to affiliated TV stations via ad split, but by October 2015 had moved to paying carriage fees in exchange for distributing the network's ad inventory.[6]1 Grit used direct response advertising as a meter of viewers before switching to Nielsen rating C-3.[6]3 It is available on Dish Network, DirecTV Stream, Sling TV, U-verse TV, and Frndly TV.

History

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Grit was announced by Katz Broadcasting along with a sister network Escape on April 3, 2014, with a formal launch scheduled for that summer with initial affiliates announced at this time being Univision Communications owned stations.[4] On August 11, 2014, Katz announced that the two networks would launch simultaneously on August 18, 2014. Grit launched at Noon Eastern Time on that date,[7] with the 1952 film High Noon as the network's inaugural broadcast, leading off a week-long festival of John Wayne films.[3]

Katz estimated, based on direct response advertising business by September 2015, the network had over 250,000 prime time viewer and available in 91 million homes and 81% of the country. At that time, Grit along with its sister network, Escape, were signing up for national ratings from Nielsen. Previously handling the network's direct response advertising, Marathon Ventures would continue after the change over with advertising and sponsorship sales.[8]

Following Scripps' acquisition of Ion Media on January 7, 2021, a previous agreement for the network to air on the subchannels of Univision Communications-owned-and-operated stations, was nullified. The network then moved to the stations of Ion Media and Inyo Broadcast Holdings (which acquired stations Scripps could not) as a subchannel, doing so by March 1, 2021 replacing the Ion Plus, Shop Ion and Qubo channels.[9]

Programming

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Grit's program schedule features westerns such as Death Valley Days, Laramie, The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, The Lone Ranger, Zorro and Tales of Wells Fargo, along with various western films.[10]

Katz Broadcasting president and CEO Jonathan Katz based the demographic-targeted concept of Escape and Grit after Bounce TV, a network Katz co-founded with Martin Luther King III and Andrew Young in 2011 that is targeted at African-American audiences. Katz stated Grit and Escape are "the country’s first ever male-centric and female-centric broadcast networks," featuring different programming from other classic television multicast networks that Katz referred to as "generic brands with generic names, created by studios to serve the studios."[11]

Movies

Grit's program schedule features an extensive library of films through multi-year program licensing agreements with several major film studios: Warner Bros. Pictures,[12] Universal Pictures,[13] Paramount Pictures,[14] Sony Pictures Entertainment,[15] Shout! Factory, and Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (including 20th Century Fox titles).

Grit Xtra

Grit also operates Grit Xtra, an Internet FAST streaming service that carries older Western movies and TV series.[16]

Affiliates

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As of June 2016, Grit has current or pending affiliation agreements with television stations covering approximately 78% of the United States.[17]

When the network was first announced, Grit entered into an affiliation agreement with Univision Communications, which launched the network in 24 markets served by a station owned by the group or operated through local marketing agreements with Entravision Communications – giving Grit affiliates in 12 of the 20 largest U.S. television markets (including markets such as New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Dallas-Fort Worth). The network immediately sought carriage on the digital subchannels of television stations owned by other broadcasting companies,[4] on June 17, 2014, Katz signed group deals to carry Grit on stations owned and/or operated by Raycom Media in 26 markets (Raycom was merged into Gray Television at the start of 2019).[18]

On July 17, 2014, Katz announced affiliation deals with the Cox Media Group to carry Grit on WFTV in Orlando and KMYT-TV in Tulsa, as well as Press Communications-owned KJWP in the Philadelphia market, and Citadel Communications-owned stations in Providence (WLNE-TV) and Lincoln (KLKN). It also expanded its affiliation deal with Univision Communications to add stations in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, and Phoenix to the network's originally announced Univision-owned charter affiliates.[19][20]

On October 9, 2014, the Sinclair Broadcast Group announced that it would carry the network on stations it owns and/or operates in 47 markets.[21] The deal lasted for three years, and Sinclair dropped the network on their stations from February 2017 until the start of 2018 in preference for their co-owned network with MGM (and Grit's most direct competitor), Charge!.

On November 16, 2015, Katz announced an affiliation deal with Media General adding the network to five more markets.[22]

On June 15, 2016, Katz announced more affiliation deals with Nexstar Broadcasting Group and Cordillera Communications's KATC-TV.[23]

Following Scripps' acquisition of Ion Media in January 2021, Scripps moved many of its subchannels, including Grit, to Ion-owned stations.[9]

List of affiliates

More information City of license/market, Station ...
City of license/market Station[24] Virtual
channel
Owner Launch date Notes †

Alabama

BirminghamWIAT42.2Nexstar Media GroupMay 5, 2023
Hoover (Birmingham)WPXH-TV44.3Inyo Broadcast Holdings
(Inyo Broadcast Licenses LLC)
March 1, 2021
HuntsvilleWAFF48.3Gray MediaAugust 18, 2014
MontgomeryWSFA12.3
Mobile-Pensacola-
Fort Walton Beach
WFNA55.4Nexstar Media GroupOctober 2017
Ozark (Dothan)WDFX-TV34.3Lockwood Broadcast GroupAugust 18, 2014

Alaska

Anchorage KDMD 33.4 Ketchikan Television
Fairbanks KATN 2.6 Vision Alaska LLC

Arizona

PhoenixKASW61.3E.W. Scripps CompanyAugust 2016
KTVW-DT33.3TelevisaUnivisionAugust 18, 2014
Sierra Vista/TucsonKWBA-TV58.2E.W. Scripps Company

Arkansas

FayettevilleKNWA-TV51.3Nexstar Media GroupSeptember 2016
JonesboroKJBW-LD35.3HC2 Holdings
Little RockKARK-TV4.3Nexstar Media Group

California

Hanford (Fresno)KFTV-DT21.4TelevisaUnivisionAugust 18, 2014
MontereySalinasKMMD-CD39.3Caballero TelevisionJanuary 22, 2018
Ontario (Los Angeles)KFTR-DT46.4TelevisaUnivisionAugust 18, 2014
SacramentoStocktonModestoKXTV10.3TegnaApril 11, 2022
KTXL40.3Nexstar Media GroupNovember 1, 2022
San DiegoKGTV10.3E.W. Scripps CompanyMarch 1, 2022
Santa Maria (Santa Barbara)KPMR38.5Entravision CommunicationsSeptember 1, 2024
Stockton (Sacramento)KTFK-DT64.4TelevisaUnivision
Vallejo (SFOAKSJ)KFSF-DT66.4August 18, 2014

Colorado

DenverKPXC-TV59.6Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021
Sterling (Denver)KCDO-TV3.2E.W. Scripps Company

Connecticut

New London
(Hartford-New Haven)
WHPX-TV26.4Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021

District of Columbia

WashingtonWFDC-DT14.3TelevisaUnivision

Florida

Bradenton (Tampa Bay Area)WXPX-TV66.3Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
Fort MyersWFTX36.4E.W. Scripps Company
GainesvilleWCJB-TV20.6Gray MediaDecember 1, 2022
Hollywood (Miami)WAMI-DT69.4TelevisaUnivisionAugust 18, 2014
JacksonvilleWRCZ-LD35.1DTV America CorporationOctober 2, 2017
Lake Worth (West Palm Beach)WPXP-TV67.4Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021
Melbourne (Orlando)WOPX-TV56.4Ion Media Networks
MiamiWPXM-TV35.3
OrlandoWOTF-TV26.1Entravision CommunicationsJanuary 1, 2022
Panama CityWPGX28.3Lockwood Broadcast GroupAugust 18, 2014
TampaSt. PetersburgWFTS-TV28.3E. W. Scripps CompanyApril 15, 2015
West Palm BeachWFLX29.3Gray Media
(operated by the E. W. Scripps Company)
August 18, 2014

Georgia

AtlantaWANF46.3Gray Media[17]
AugustaWFXG54.3Lockwood Broadcast GroupAugust 18, 2014
Brunswick (Jacksonville, FL)WPXC-TV21.4Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
ColumbusWTVM9.3Gray MediaAugust 18, 2014
SavannahWTOC-TV11.3March 18, 2015

Hawaii

HonoluluKHON-TV2.3Nexstar Media GroupFebruary 6, 2025
Kaneohe (Honolulu)KPXO-TV66.3Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021

Idaho

Idaho Falls/PocatelloKPIF15.3Pocatello Channel 15, LLCOctober 2, 2017
Nampa (Boise)KTRV-TV12.3Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021

Illinois

ChampaignWCIA3.4Nexstar Media GroupAugust 23, 2016
ChicagoWGN-TV9.3October 3, 2022
East St. Louis (St. Louis, MO)WRBU46.3Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
Joliet (Chicago)WGBO-DT66.3TelevisaUnivisionAugust 18, 2014
RockfordWTVO17.4Nexstar Media GroupSeptember 1, 2016

Indiana

EvansvilleWFIE14.3Gray MediaOctober 28, 2014
Fort WayneWISE-TV33.3May 1, 2019
IndianapolisWRTV6.2E. W. Scripps CompanyOctober 1, 2016
South BendWHME-TV46.3Family Broadcasting Corporation
Terre HauteWAWV-TV38.2Nexstar Media GroupAugust 23, 2016

Iowa

Cedar RapidsKPXR-TV48.2Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
Des MoinesWOI-DT5.3TEGNA
OttumwaKeokuk, IAKirksville, MOKYOU-TV15.3American Spirit Media
(operated by Gray Media)
August 18, 2014Moved from 15.2, which joined NBC January 24, 2018

Kansas

Derby (Wichita)KDCU-DT31.2Entravision CommunicationsJuly 2, 2018
LawrenceKansas City, MOKSHB-TV41.2E. W. Scripps Company
TopekaWIBW-TV13.6Gray MediaNovember 29, 2022

Kentucky

Bowling GreenWCZU-LD39.5DTV America CorporationSeptember 23, 2016
LexingtonWLEX-TV18.2E.W. Scripps CompanySeptember 30, 2022
LouisvilleWAVE3.2Gray MediaAugust 18, 2014
Newport (Cincinnati, Ohio)WXIX-TV19.3July 2015
Richmond (Lexington)WUPX-TV67.3Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021

Louisiana

Baton RougeWBXH-CD39.3Gray MediaAugust 1, 2015Moved to 39.3 from 39.2 when MeTV was added in its old DT2 slot on June 29, 2021
LafayetteKATC-TV3.3E. W. Scripps CompanyJune 28, 2016Scripps (O&O)
Lake CharlesKPLC7.4Gray MediaDecember 31, 2015Moved to KPLC-TV DT4 when the CW was added in its old DT2 slot on August 31, 2017
Monroe/El DoradoKARD14.3Nexstar Media GroupSeptember 12, 2016
New OrleansWNOL-TV38.2Nexstar Media GroupJune 5, 2023
ShreveportKSLA12.2Gray MediaDecember 31, 2015Moved to DT4 when Circle was launched January 1, 2020

Maine

BangorWVII7.3Rockfleet Broadcasting
Lewiston (Portland)WIPL35.4Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021

Maryland

BaltimoreWMAR2.2E.W. Scripps CompanyJanuary 22, 2022Replaced Laff
SalisburyWGDV-LD32.7Marquee BroadcastingOctober 2016

Massachusetts

New Bedford (Providence, RI)WLNE-TV6.2Standard MediaAugust 18, 2014
Woburn (Boston)WDPX-TV58.1Ion Media NetworksFebruary 25, 2022

Michigan

Ann Arbor (Detroit)WPXD-TV31.3Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021
Battle CreekKalamazooGrand RapidsWZPX-TV43.3Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021
CadillacTraverse CityWWTV-WFUP-WWUP9.5/45.5/10.5Heritage Broadcasting Group/Cadillac TelecastingMay 2022Replaced Grit affiliate WMNN-LD
LansingWSYM-TV47.4E.W. Scripps Company2022Replaced MeTV on 47.2; later moved to 47.4 in 2025
MarquetteWLUC-TV6.3Gray MediaJanuary 2014
SaginawWAQP49.6TCTMarch 2021

Minnesota

Mankato-St. JamesK16CG-D16.6Cooperative Television
Minneapolis-St. PaulKWJM-LD15.3HC2 Holdings
Redwood FallsK46FY-D46.1Redwood TV Improvement Corporation
St. Cloud (MinneapolisSt. Paul)KPXM-TV41.3Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
Duluth-SuperiorWDIO10.6Hubbard BroadcastingMarch 27, 2023
Rochester-Mason CityKXLT-TV47.6Gray Media

Mississippi

JacksonWDBD40.3Gray MediaOctober 2014
Biloxi-Gulfport WXVO-LD 7.2 Weathervision, LLC
WXXV-TV 25.5 Morris Multimedia November 2021
Laurel-HattiesburgWDAM-TV7.6Gray Media
MeridianWMDN24.4Waypoint Media

Missouri

Cape GirardeauPaducah, KYKFVS-TV12.3Gray MediaOctober 6, 2014
ColumbiaJefferson CityKQFX-LD22.3News-Press & Gazette CompanyApril 6, 2018
JoplinKODE-TV12.2Nexstar Media GroupAugust 25, 2016
Kansas CityKSHB-TV41.2The E.W. Scripps CompanyFebruary 1, 2020
SpringfieldKOLR10.3Nexstar Media GroupAugust 20, 2016
St. JosephKNPG-LD21.5News-Press & Gazette CompanyApril 6, 2018
St. LouisKTVI2.3Nexstar Media GroupApril 1, 2023

Montana

BillingsHardinKHMT4.3Nexstar Media GroupSeptember 2, 2016

Nebraska

LincolnKLKN8.2Citadel CommunicationsAugust 18, 2014
OmahaKMTV3.2E.W. Scripps Company

New Jersey

Middletown Township (New York City)WJLP33.2Weigel BroadcastingMarch 20, 2016

New Mexico

AlbuquerqueKWBQ19.2Mission Broadcasting
(operated by Nexstar Media Group)
January 11, 2016

New York

Amsterdam (Albany)WYPX-TV55.4Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021
Batavia (Buffalo)WPXJ-TV51.3
BinghamtonWBNG-TV12.5Gray Media2019
BuffaloWKBW-TV7.4E. W. Scripps CompanyJune 2017
New York CityWPIX11.3Mission Broadcasting
(operated by Nexstar Media Group)
April 1, 2023
WPXN-TV31.3Ion Media
SyracuseWSPX-TV56.3Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
UticaWUTR20.3Mission Broadcasting
(operated by Nexstar Media Group)
September 3, 2016

North Carolina

Burlington (Greensboro)WGPX-TV16.2Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021
High Point (Greensboro)WGHP8.3Nexstar Media GroupApril 1, 2023
CharlotteWJZY46.4March 2, 2023Replaced Movies!
GreenvilleWEPX-TV38.3Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
W35DW-D45.1DTV America CorporationUnknown Future
JacksonvilleWPXU-TV35.3Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021Operates as a satellite station of WEPX-TV
Goldsboro (Raleigh)WNCN17.3Nexstar Media GroupNovember 1, 2017
WilmingtonWSFX-TV26.3American Spirit Media
(operated by Gray Media)
August 18, 2014

North Dakota

Bismarck/MinotKNDB26.3BEK Sports Network, IncAugust 2018
KNDM24.3
Fargo/Valley City/Grand ForksKRDK-TV4.6 (24)Major Market BroadcastingJanuary 2015

Ohio

Canton/Akron/ClevelandWDLI-TV17.1Inyo Broadcast HoldingsNovember 16, 2024
CincinnatiWXIX-TV19.4Gray MediaJuly 2015
ColumbusWCMH-TV4.2Nexstar Media Group
ToledoWTOL11.3TegnaNovember 18, 2014

Oklahoma

Oklahoma CityKSBI52.4Griffin CommunicationsLaunched October 1, 2018[25][26]
TulsaKJRH-TV2.5E. W. Scripps CompanyMarch 27, 2023

Oregon

BendKFXO-CD39.3News-Press & Gazette CompanyOctober 3, 2022
PortlandKRCW-TV32.3Nexstar Media GroupOctober 3, 2022

Pennsylvania

ErieWFXP66.3Nexstar Media GroupAugust 28, 2016
Harrisburg/Lancaster/Lebanon/YorkWHTM-TV27.3June 2022
Johnstown/Altoona/State CollegeWTAJ-TV10.4October 2017
PhiladelphiaWPHL-TV17.3May 1, 2023Replaced Court TV
PittsburghWPKD-TV19.3Paramount GlobalJuly 1, 2017
Scranton (Wilkes-Barre)WQPX-TV64.4Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021

South Carolina

CharlestonWCSC-TV5.3Gray MediaDecember 31, 2015
ColumbiaWZRB47.4Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
GreenvilleWHNS21.5Gray Media2015
Myrtle BeachWMBF-TV32.5August 18, 2014

Tennessee

ChattanoogaWDEF-TV12.4 Morris MultimediaJanuary 8, 2018
Franklin (Nashville)WNPX-TV28.3Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
KnoxvilleWTNZ43.3Lockwood Broadcast GroupAugust 18, 2014
MemphisWMC5.3Gray MediaDecember 31, 2015
WPXX-TV50.4Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021

Texas

AbileneKRBC-TV9.2Nexstar Media GroupAugust 25, 2016
Alvin (Houston)KFTH-DT67.3TelevisaUnivisionAugust 18, 2014
AmarilloKCIT14.2Nexstar Media GroupAugust 25, 2016Replaced This TV
AustinKNVA54.2January 29, 2016[27]
Arlington (Dallas)KPXD-TV68.3Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
Brownsville/Harlingen, TexasKGBT-TV4.6Nexstar Media GroupJanuary 28, 2020[28]
Conroe (Houston)KPXB-TV49.3Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
DallasFort WorthKDAF33.3Nexstar Media GroupApril 1, 2023Replaced Court TV
Del Rio (San Antonio)KYVV-TV28.1Stryker Media LLCJuly 1, 2018
El PasoKINT-TV26.2Entravision CommunicationsJune 2018
Jacksonville (TylerLongview)KETK-TV56.2Nexstar Media Group
LaredoKXOF-CD31.4Entravision CommunicationsJuly 23, 2018
LubbockKCBD11.3Gray MediaAugust 18, 2014
Midland-OdessaKMID2.4Nexstar Media GroupSeptember 2016
San AngeloKLST8.3August 25, 2016
San AntonioKWEX-DT41.3TelevisaUnivisionAugust 18, 2014
Wichita FallsKJTL18.3Nexstar Media GroupSeptember 1, 2016

Utah

Provo (Salt Lake City)KUCW30.3Nexstar Media GroupSeptember 2, 2016
KUPX-TV16.2Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021

Vermont

BurlingtonWVNY22.3Nexstar Media GroupAugust 23, 2016

Virginia

Arlington (Washington, D.C.)WFDC-DT14.3TelevisaUnivision
(operated by Entravision Communications
August 18, 2014
Ashland (Richmond)WUPV65.3Gray Media

Washington

Bellevue (Seattle)KWPX-TV33.4Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
SpokaneKGPX-TV34.3Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021
Vancouver (Portland, Oregon)KPDX49.4Gray MediaFebruary 2017

West Virginia

Charleston/HuntingtonWLPX-TV29.4Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
ClarksburgWFVX10.5Gray Media2022

Wisconsin

Antigo (Wausau)WTPX-TV46.2Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
Green BayWGBA-TV26.3E. W. Scripps CompanyDecember 1, 2021
Kenosha (Milwaukee)WPXE-TV55.4Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021
La CrosseWLAX25.4Nexstar Media GroupAugust 30, 2016
MadisonWIFS57.8Byrne Acquisition Group, LLCApril 30, 2018
MilwaukeeWTMJ-TV4.4E. W. Scripps CompanyMarch 2018moved to WTMJ from WCGV-DT3 (24.3), which left the air January 8, 2018[29]
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Former affiliates

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Market Station Channel Current owner Years of affiliation Notes
Fort Smith
(Arkansas)
KFLU-LD20.2HC2 Holdings2015-2016Replaced by Court TV
Inglewood (Los Angeles)
(California)
KILM64.1Ion Media Networks
(Subsidiary of E.W. Scripps Company)
2021Replaced by Ion Plus
San Bernardino (Los Angeles)
(California)
KPXN-TV30.3Replaced by Ion Plus
San Diego
(California)
KFMB8.3Tegna2017-2022Replaced by Laff
San Jose (SF Bay Area)
(California)
KOFY-TV20.2CNZ Communications, LLC2022-2024
KKPX-TV65.4Ion Media2021Replaced by Ion Shop
New Haven
(Connecticut)
WCTX59.2Nexstar Media Group2015-2021Replaced by Comet
Wilmington
(Delaware)
WDPN-TV2.2Maranatha Broadcasting Company2014-2023Replaced by Court TV
WPPX-TV61.3Ion Media2021Replaced by Laff
61.5November 16, 2024-March 1, 2025Replaced by Busted
Pensacola
(Florida)
WJTC44.2Deerfield Media2014-2021
Honolulu
(Hawaii)
KHNL13.3Gray Media2014-2025Replaced by Antenna TV
Boise
(Idaho)
KNIN9.3Marquee Broadcasting2017-2023Replaced by Oxygen
Lewiston
(Idaho)
KLEW-TV3.3Sinclair Broadcasting Group2015-2018Replaced by Stadium
Baltimore
(Maryland)
WUTB24.2Deerfield Media2014-2017
WMJF-CD39.1/39.4HME Equity Fund II, LLC2018-2022
Boston
(Massachusetts)
WWJE-DT50.4Univision Communications2014-2017
WUNI66.42017-2023Replaced by Court TV
Battle CreekKalamazooGrand RapidsWOTV41.3Nexstar Media GroupJanuary 2016 - 2021Replaced by Charge!
Bay City
(Michigan)
WBSF46.3Cunningham Broadcasting2015-2017Replaced by Charge!
Midland
(Michigan)
WFKB-LD38.1HC2 Holdings2014-2020Went off the air
Jefferson City
(Missouri)
KRCG13.3Sinclair Broadcasting Group2015-2017Replaced by Charge!
Kansas City
(Missouri)
KMCI38.4E.W. Scripps Company2015-2020Replaced by Court TV
KPXE-TV50.3Inyo Broadcast Holdings2021Replaced by Defy TV
Las Vegas
(Nevada)
KMCC34.6Nexstar Media Group2014-2023Replaced by Bounce TV
Reno
(Nevada)
KRXI-TV11.3Sinclair Broadcasting Group2014-2018Replaced by Antenna TV
Buffalo
(New York City)
WUTV29.32014-2017Replaced by Charge!
New York CityWPXN-TV31.2Ion Media Networks2021Replaced by Bounce TV
Rochester
(New York City)
WHAM13.3Deerfield Media2015-2017Replaced by Charge!
Syracuse
(New York City)
WTVH5.2Sinclair Broadcasting Group
Rocky Mount
(North Carolina)
WRPX-TV47.4Ion Media Network2021Replaced by Defy TV
Cleveland
(Ohio)
WUAB43.3Gray Media2014-2018
Columbus
(Ohio)
WWHO53.2Sinclair Broadcasting Group2015-2017Replaced by Charge!
Dayton
(Ohio)
WKEF22.3/22.4Replaced by TBD
Oklahoma City
(Oklahoma)
KOPX-TV62.4Inyo Broadcast HoldingsMarch 1, 2021–February 7, 2025Replaced by Movies!
Tulsa
(Oklahoma)
KMYT-TV41.3Imagicomm CommunicationsAugust 18, 2014–2021Replaced by Start TV
KTPX-TV44.4Ion Media NetworksMarch 1, 2021–February 7, 2025Replaced by Movies!
Portland
(Oregon)
KPDX49.4Gray Media2015-2022Replaced by Court TV
Lancaster
(Pennsylvania)
WXBU15.1Howard Stirk Holdings2016-2017Replaced by Comet and TBD
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
(Pennsylvania)
WBRE-TV28.3Nexstar Media GroupAugust 27, 2016 - September 1, 2021As of September 1, 2021 "Grit" was dropped from WBRE-TV's DT3, and replaced by "Rewind TV."[30]
ColumbiaWIS10.2Gray Media2015 - 2019Replaced by The CW
Nashville
(Tennessee)
WNAB58.3Sinclair Broadcasting Group2015-2017Replaced by Charge!
WKRN-TV2.4Nexstar Media Group2017-2021Replaced by Rewind TV
Beaumont
(Texas)
KDFM6.32014-2018 Replaced by Charge! and Fox
Brownsville
(Texas)
KVEO-TV23.4Nexstar Media Group2014-2020
DallasFort Worth KSTR-DT 49.3 TelevisaUnivision August 18, 2014 -

April 1, 2023

Replaced by Court TV
Norfolk
(Virginia)
WTVZ-TV33.3/33.4Sinclair Broadcasting Group2014-2017Replaced by Comet and TBD
Tacoma-SeattleKSTW11.3Paramount Global2017-2022Replaced by Fave TV
Yakima
(Washington)
KIMA-TV29.3Sinclair Broadcasting Group2015-2018Replaced by Stadium
Tri-Cities
(Washington)
KEPR-TV19.32015-2018
Charleston
(West Virginia)
WCHS-TV8.32015-2017Replaced by Charge!
WOWK-TV13.4Nexstar Media GroupOctober 2017 - September 2021Replaced by Rewind TV
Green Bay
(Wisconsin)
WACY-TV32.2E. W. Scripps CompanyAugust 11, 2015 - December 1, 2021Replaced by Laff (TV network)
Madison
(Wisconsin)
WMSN-TV47.3Sinclair Broadcasting Group2014-2017Replaced by Charge!
Saginaw
(Michigan)
WFKB-LD38.1HC2 Holdings2019-2020Station off the air
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