Nexstar Media Group acquires Tegna for $6.2 billion, consolidating the US television and local news landscape. Regulatory approval likely under Trump administration.

Tegna merger "represents arguably the largest move toward corporate consolidation of local media in the modern era,” State Rep. Doug Clemens, D-St. Ann, said.

Indianapolis residents will see three of its biggest local stations under the same company if the FCC allows the biggest owner of local stations to buy another group.

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The largest local broadcast group in the U.S., Nexstar, agreed to an all-cash deal totaling $6.2 billion to acquire competing local broadcast agency Tegna.

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If the deal for Nexstar Media Group to buy rival Tegna goes through, one owner will control three of the Memphis market’s ...

Nexstar Media Group, the owner of ABC27, plans to purchase Tegna, the owner of FOX43. Nexstar announced on Tuesday that it plans to acquire all outstanding shares of Tegna for $22 per share in a cash ...

Television powerhouse Nexstar Media announced on Aug. 19 that it has agreed to acquire Tegna, the company behind local Washington state TV stations such as KING in Seattle and KREM in Spokane, in a ...