Byron Allen has sold 10 TV stations in a $171 million deal with Gray Media.

The deal comes a day after the TV station owner said it would explore strategic alternatives for its broadcast business ...

Gov. Ron DeSantis on Aug. 12 named state Sen. Jay Collins, R-Tampa, as the state's next lieutenant governor, ending a six-month vacancy in the position. The announcement came during an news conference ...

The purchase of ten local stations from Allen Media Group is expected to close in the fourth quarter of this year.

Ownership of four Indiana media outlets, including WFFT, the Fox affiliate in Fort Wayne, could change ownership as part of a $171 million deal.

Gray Media has announced that it has purchased 10 television stations from Byron Allen's Allen Media Group for $171 million.

Gray Media, Inc. (“Gray”) has reached an agreement with Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group, Inc. (“AMG”) to acquire AMG’s ...

Atlanta-based Gray Media has agreed to acquiring television stations in ten markets from Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group for ...

The comedian turned media mogul’s company Allen Media Group says that it has sold 10 of its local TV stations to Gray Media ...

Local TV station powerhouse Gray Media announced that it will purchase 10 television stations from Allen Media Group for $171 ...

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Gray Media, Inc. (Gray) announced on Friday, August 8, it has reached an agreement to purchase 10 television stations from Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group, Inc. (AMG) for ...

The $171 million station sale comes after Allen spent hundreds of millions of dollars with a goal of becoming the nation's largest independent broadcaster.