List of Laff affiliates

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As of 4 January 2020, Laff has current or pending affiliation agreements with television stations in 168 media markets encompassing 46 states, including Washington, DC (including stations in the top 13 markets), covering 90% of the United States.[1]

Charter affiliates included all 8 ABC Owned Television Stations and 13 E. W. Scripps Company stations.[2][3] The two initial deals gave Laff affiliate clearances in 35% of all U.S. markets, and 13 of the 30 largest television markets (including New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Denver, Detroit, and Houston).[citation needed] On March 13, 2015, Katz Broadcasting announced an affiliation deal with the Cox Media Group to carry Laff on seven of its stations (including WSB-TV in Atlanta and WFXT in Boston), expanding its initial reach to 47% of the country;[4] the following week on March 20, as part of a multi-network affiliation agreement with Katz, the Meredith Corporation announced that it would carry the network on its stations in Portland, Oregon (KPTV) and Hartford (WFSB).[5][6]

Laff is also available on Univision Communications and Entravision Communications stations until 2024.

Affiliates[]

List of current affiliates[]

This is the current list of affiliates for Laff as of February 29, 2020.

City of license/market Station Virtual
channel
[1]
Primary affiliation Owner Date of affiliation on station[7] Notes

Alabama[]

Birmingham WBRC 6.4 Fox Gray Television July 30, 2018
Dothan WDHN 18.3 ABC Nexstar Media Group September 1, 2016
Huntsville WAFF 48.4 NBC Gray Television July 30, 2018
Mobile WALA-TV 10.3 Fox Meredith Corporation February 13, 2017
Montgomery WALE-LD 17.2 Justice Network Woods Communications
Corporation
August 11, 2015

Alaska[]

Anchorage KDMD 33.5 Ion Television Ketchikan Television December 1, 2018

Arizona[]

Phoenix KNXV-TV 15.3 ABC E. W. Scripps Company April 15, 2015
Tucson KGUN-TV 9.2 July 1, 2015

Arkansas[]

Fayetteville KNWA-TV 51.3 NBC Nexstar Media Group September 19, 2016
Little Rock KARK-TV 4.2 August 23, 2016

California[]

Bakersfield KGET-TV 17.4 NBC Nexstar Media Group September 26, 2016
Fresno KGMC 43.9 CBC Cocola Broadcasting April 1, 2021
Los Angeles KPXN-TV 30.5 Ion Television E.W. Scripps Company January 7, 2021
Monterey-Salinas KMMD-CD 39.6 Court TV CNZ Communications January 22, 2018
Palm Springs KVER-CD 41.4 Univision Entravision Communications May 28, 2018
Sacramento KMAX-TV 31.2 The CW CBS Television Stations
(operated through LMA by ViacomCBS)
August 5, 2017
San Diego KGTV 10.3 ABC E. W. Scripps Company April 15, 2015
San FranciscoOakland
San Jose
KKPX-TV 65.5 Ion Television January 7, 2021
Santa Barbara KSBY 6.3 NBC July 26, 2016

Colorado[]

Colorado Springs KXTU-LD 57.3 The CW Nexstar Media Group November 1, 2017
Denver KMGH-TV 7.3 ABC E. W. Scripps Company April 15, 2015
Grand Junction KREX-TV 5.2 CBS Nexstar Media Group September 13, 2016

Connecticut[]

Hartford WFSB 3.3 CBS Meredith Corporation April 15, 2015[5]

District of Columbia[]

Washington WRZB-LD 31.3 Court TV DC Broadcasting August 31, 2017

Florida[]

Fort MyersNaples WFTX-TV 36.3 Fox E.W. Scripps Company September 1, 2015
Jacksonville WKBJ-LD 20.3 Buzzr HC2 Holdings October 2, 2017 Previously aired on 20.4 between 2/17/2016 and 11/13/2016.
Miami WLTV-DT 23.4 Univision Univision Communications September 1, 2015
Orlando WFTV 9.2 ABC Cox Media Group April 15, 2015
Panama City WMBB 13.3 Nexstar Media Group September 15, 2016
Sarasota WSNN-LD 39.3 Independent Citadel Communications April 15, 2015
Tampa WFTS-TV 28.2 ABC E. W. Scripps Company
West Palm Beach WPTV-TV 5.3 NBC

Georgia[]

Albany WSST-TV 55.6 MyNetworkTV Marquee Broadcasting January 25, 2019
Atlanta WPXA-TV 14.3 Ion Television Ion Media Networks April 15, 2015[4]
Augusta WJEA-LD 28.1 - HC2 Holdings
Brunswick
(Jacksonville, FL)
WPXC-TV 21.6 Ion Television E.W. Scripps Company March 1, 2021
Columbus WRBL 3.4 CBS Nexstar Media Group November 1, 2017
Macon WMGT-TV 41.5 NBC Morris Multimedia October 18, 2016
Savannah WSAV-TV 3.4 Nexstar Media Group October 16, 2017
Summerville WKSY-LD 21.3 BlueHighways TV Altennga Broadcasting January 8, 2018

Hawaii[]

Honolulu KIKU 20.3 Independent NRJ TV, LLC August 17, 2016

Idaho[]

Boise KIVI-TV 6.2 ABC E.W. Scripps Company July 1, 2015
Idaho Falls-Pocatello KVUI 31.8 Ion Television Ventura TV Video Appliance Center November 13, 2017
Twin Falls KSAW-LD 51.2 ABC E.W. Scripps Company July 1, 2015 Low-power repeater of KIVI-TV

Illinois[]

Chicago WCPX-DT 38.4 Ion Television Ion Media 2021
East St. Louis WRBU 46.4 Ion Television E.W. Scripps Company March 1, 2021
Joliet (Chicago) WGBO-DT 66.2 Univision Univision Communications October 1, 2017
Peoria WMBD-TV 31.3 CBS Nexstar Media Group September 15, 2016
Rockford WTVO 17.3 ABC Mission Broadcasting
(operated through LMA by Nexstar Media Group)
September 1, 2016
Salem (Paducah, KY) W29CI-D 29.3 Bounce TV HC2 Holdings September 30, 2019
SpringfieldChampaign WCIX 49.4 MyNetworkTV Nexstar Media Group August 23, 2016

Indiana[]

Evansville WEHT 25.2 ABC Nexstar Media Group August 23, 2016
Fort Wayne WANE-TV 15.3 CBS November 13, 2017
Indianapolis WRTV 6.3 ABC E. W. Scripps Company April 15, 2015
South Bend WHME-TV 46.4 Religious Independent Family Broadcasting Corporation October 16, 2017
Terre Haute WTWO 2.2 NBC Nexstar Media Group August 23, 2016 Off the Air from July 25, 2017 until May 15, 2018 because of transmitter damage

Iowa[]

Burlington-Davenport KGCW 26.3 The CW Nexstar Media Group August 30, 2016
Cedar Rapids KWKB 20.4 TCT Tri-State Christian Television August 2, 2021
Cedar Rapids KPXR-TV 48.4 Ion E.W. Scripps Company February 28, 2021
Des Moines WOI-DT 5.2 ABC Tegna, Inc. August 24, 2016
Sioux City KCAU-TV 9.4 Nexstar Media Group September 7, 2016

Kansas[]

Derby (Wichita) KDCU-DT 31.4 Univision Entravision Communications
(operated through JSA/SSA by Gray Television)
July 2, 2018
Topeka KTMJ-CD 43.4 Fox Nexstar Media Group November 1, 2017

Kentucky[]

Lexington WUPX-TV 67.4 Ion Television INYO Broadcast Holdings March 1, 2021
Louisville WMYO-CD 24.1 - New Albany
Broadcasting Company
November 5, 2015

Louisiana[]

Alexandria WNTZ-TV 48.4 Fox Nexstar Media Group September 2, 2016
Baton Rouge WVLA-TV 33.2 NBC White Knight Broadcasting
(operated through LMA by Nexstar Media Group)
August 30, 2016
Lafayette KLFY-TV 10.4 CBS Nexstar Media Group October 30, 2017
Lake Charles KSWL-LD 17.4 Waypoint Media
(sale to SagamoreHill Broadcasting pending)
February 1, 2020
Monroe KTVE 10.3 NBC Mission Broadcasting
(operated through LMA by Nexstar Media Group
September 12, 2016
New Orleans KGLA-DT 42.2 Telemundo Mayavision May 22, 2017
Shreveport KTAL-TV 6.2 NBC Nexstar Media Group September 15, 2016

Maine[]

Portland-Auburn WMTW 8.3 ABC Hearst Television October 22, 2018

Maryland[]

Baltimore WMAR-TV 2.2 ABC E. W. Scripps Company April 15, 2015
Hagerstown WDVM-TV 25.4 Independent Nexstar Media Group October 16, 2017
Salisbury WGDV-LD 32.5 Azteca Marquee Broadcasting October 1, 2016

Massachusetts[]

Boston WFXT 25.3 Fox Cox Media Group April 15, 2015[4]

Michigan[]

Detroit WXYZ-TV 7.3 ABC E. W. Scripps Company April 15, 2015
Saginaw WAQP 49.4 TCT TCT March 2021
Grand Rapids WOOD-TV[8] 8.3 NBC Nexstar Media Group December 18, 2015
Marquette WJMN-TV 3.3 CBS September 13, 2016
Traverse City-Cadillac WMNN-LD 26.3 NewsNet Freelancer Television Broadcasting January 4, 2016
WWTV 9.4 CBS Heritage Broadcasting Group January 2019
WFUP 45.4 Fox

Minnesota[]

Alexandria K21GN-D 21.5 Independent Selective TV, Inc. February 4, 2019
Duluth KDLH 3.3 The CW Gray Television May 4, 2019
Frost K35IU-D 18.1 - Cooperative Television October, 28, 2019
Granite Falls K31PG-D Minnesota Valley Television Improvement
Jackson K35IZ-D 18.1 Cooperative Television July 3, 2017
Mankato-St. James K19LI-D 19.1 October 28, 2019
Minneapolis-St. Paul 15.2 Court TV HC2 Holdings April 2, 2016
Redwood Falls K16MV-D 16.5 Grit Redwood TV Improvement Corporation September 22, 2017
Rochester KXLT-TV 47.3 Fox SagamoreHill Broadcasting
(operated through LMA by Gray Television)
May 3, 2019

Mississippi[]

Biloxi-Gulfport WXVO-LD 7.4 Antenna TV Ocean 7, LLC January 13, 2020
Greenwood WHCQ-LD 8.6 Ellington Broadcasting
Jackson WLBT 3.4 NBC Gray Television July 30, 2018

Missouri[]

Columbia-Jefferson City KQFX-LD 22.2 Fox News-Press & Gazette Company April 6, 2018
Joplin KSNF 16.2 NBC Nexstar Media Group August 25, 2016
Kansas City KSHB-TV 41.3 E. W. Scripps Company April 15, 2015
St. Joseph KNPN-LD 26.5 Fox News-Press & Gazette Company April 6, 2018
St. Louis KMOV 4.4 CBS Meredith Corporation June 3, 2019
Springfield KOLR 10.2 Mission Broadcasting
(operated through LMA by Nexstar Media Group)
August 20, 2016

Montana[]

Billings KHMT 4.3 Fox Mission Broadcasting
(operated through LMA by Nexstar Media Group)
September 2, 2016
Glasgow K16AZ-D 16.4 Grit Valley County TV District #1 June 1, 2015

Nebraska[]

Lincoln KLKN 8.4 ABC Standard Media April 15, 2015
Omaha KMTV-TV 3.2 CBS E.W. Scripps Company October 26, 2015

Nevada[]

Las Vegas KTNV-TV 13.2 ABC E.W. Scripps Company[9] July 1, 2015
Reno KREN-TV 27.4 Univision Entravision Communications June 25, 2018

New Jersey[]

Middletown Township
(New York City)
WJLP 33.2 MeTV Press Communications January 5, 2017

New Mexico[]

Albuquerque-Santa Fe KWBQ[8] 19.3 The CW Tamer Media, LLC
(operated under an SSA by Nexstar Media Group)
January 11, 2016

New York[]

Albany WXXA-TV[8] 23.3 Fox Shield Media
(operated through SSA by Nexstar Media Group)
December 25, 2015
Binghamton WIVT 34.3 ABC Nexstar Media Group September 19, 2016
Buffalo WKBW-TV 7.2 E. W. Scripps Company April 28, 2015[10] Launch was originally planned for April 15, 2015, but was delayed two weeks due to technical problems with the equipment used to transmit WKBW's subchannels.[11] Signal is primarily focused on Western New York, covering the Southern Tier.
Elmira WETM-TV 18.3 NBC Nexstar Media Group September 1, 2016
New York City WPXN-TV 31.5 Ion Television E. W. Scripps Company January 7, 2021
Rochester WROC-TV 8.3 CBS Nexstar Media Group August 20, 2016
Syracuse WSYR-TV 9.4 ABC August 25, 2016
Utica WFXV 33.3 Fox September 3, 2016
Watertown WWTI 50.3 ABC August 27, 2016

North Carolina[]

Charlotte WAXN-TV 64.4 Independent Cox Media Group June 1, 2017
GreensboroWinston-Salem
High Point
WGPX-TV 16.4 Ion Television INYO Broadcast Holdings March 1, 2021
GreenvilleNew BernWashington WEPX-TV 38.4 E.W. Scripps Company
WPXU-TV 35.4
RaleighDurham WRPX-TV 47.5 January 7, 2021
Wilmington WECT 6.4 NBC Gray Television July 30, 2018

North Dakota[]

Bismarck KXMB-TV 12.3 CBS Nexstar Media Group September 13, 2016
Dickinson KXMA-TV 2.3 The CW
FargoValley City KRDK-TV 4.6 Cozi TV Major Market Broadcasting April 15, 2015
Minot KXMC-TV 13.3 CBS Nexstar Media Group September 13, 2016
Williston KXMD-TV 12.3

Ohio[]

Cincinnati WCPO-TV 9.5 ABC E. W. Scripps Company April 15, 2015
Cleveland WEWS-TV 5.3
Columbus WCMH-TV 4.4 NBC Nexstar Media Group October 12, 2017
Dayton WHIO-TV 7.3 CBS Cox Media Group April 15, 2015
Youngstown WYFX-LD[8] 62.5 Fox Nexstar Media Group December 31, 2015

Oklahoma[]

Oklahoma City KSBI 52.3 MyNetworkTV Griffin Communications October 1, 2018[12][13]
Tulsa KJRH-TV 2.3 NBC E. W. Scripps Company April 15, 2015

Oregon[]

Bend KFXO-CD 39.5 Fox News-Press & Gazette Company April 30, 2018
Portland KPTV 12.3 Meredith Corporation October 8, 2015[5]

Pennsylvania[]

Altoona-Johnstown WTAJ-TV 10.3 CBS Nexstar Media Group August 26, 2016
Erie WJET-TV 24.2 ABC August 28, 2016
Harrisburg WHTM-TV 27.4 October 16, 2017
Philadelphia WPPX-TV 61.5 Ion Television E.W. Scripps Company January 7, 2021
Pittsburgh WPXI 11.3 NBC Cox Media Group June 1, 2015
Wilkes Barre WBRE-TV 28.2 Nexstar Media Group August 27, 2016

Rhode Island[]

Providence WNAC-TV[8] 64.3 Fox Super Towers, Inc.
(operated through LMA by Nexstar Media Group)
February 29, 2016

South Carolina[]

Charleston WCBD-TV 2.4 NBC Nexstar Media Group November 2, 2017
Columbia WKTC 63.4 MyNetworkTV WBHQ Columbia, LLC October 2, 2017
Florence-Myrtle Beach WMBF-TV 32.4 NBC Gray Television July 30, 2018
Greenville-Spartanburg WDKT-LD 31.2 GEB America Carolina Christian Broadcasting

Tennessee[]

Chattanooga WYHB-CD 39.2 Court TV HC2 Holdings September 30, 2019
Jackson WJKT 16.3 Fox Nexstar Media Group September 8, 2016
Johnson CityKingsport WKPT-TV 19.3 Cozi TV Glenwood Communications Corporation January 30, 2017[14]
Knoxville WATE-TV[8] 6.3 ABC Nexstar Media Group January 10, 2016
Memphis WATN-TV 24.2 Tegna, Inc. August 29, 2016
Nashville WTVF 5.3 CBS E.W. Scripps Company[9] September 20, 2015

Texas[]

Abilene KRBC-TV 9.3 NBC Mission Broadcasting
(operated through LMA by Nexstar Media Group)
August 25, 2016
Amarillo KAMR-TV 4.3 Nexstar Media Group
Austin KNVA 54.3 The CW Vaughan Media, LLC
(operated through LMA by Nexstar Media Group)
January 29, 2016
Corpus Christi KORO 28.3 Univision Entravision Communications July 23, 2018
Dallas KUVN-DT 23.4 Univision Communications August 4, 2015
KPXD-TV 68.4 Ion Television E.W. Scripps Company March 1, 2021 Replaced Ion Shop
El Paso KTSM-TV 9.4 NBC Nexstar Media Group September 13, 2016
Harlingen KCWT-CD 21.3 The CW Entravision Communications May 19, 2018
Houston KPXB-TV 49.5 Ion Television E. W. Scripps Company March 1, 2021
Laredo KXOF-CD 31.3 Fox Entravision Communications July 23, 2018
Lubbock KCBD 11.5 NBC Gray Television January 4, 2020
Midland-Odessa KMID 2.2 ABC Nexstar Media Group September 26, 2016
San Angelo KSAN-TV 3.3 NBC Mission Broadcasting
(operated through LMA by Nexstar Media Group)
August 25, 2016
San Antonio KNIC-DT 17.4 UniMás Univision Communications September 1, 2015
Tyler KFXK-TV 51.4 Fox White Knight Broadcasting
(operated through LMA by Nexstar Media Group)
September 15, 2016
Waco KYLE-TV 28.4 MyNetworkTV Nexstar Media Group September 2, 2016
Wichita Falls KFDX-TV 3.3 NBC September 1, 2016

Utah[]

Salt Lake City KTVX 4.3 ABC Nexstar Media Group September 2, 2016

Vermont[]

Burlington WVNY 22.2 ABC Mission Broadcasting
(operated through LMA by Nexstar Media Group)
August 23, 2016

Virginia[]

Charlottesville WUDJ-LD 31.5 Dabl HC2 Holdings January 6, 2020
Norfolk WSKY-TV 4.3 Independent Lockwood Broadcast Group November 16, 2015
Richmond WRIC-TV 8.4 ABC Nexstar Media Group October 25, 2017
WUPV 65.4 The CW Gray Television July 30, 2018
Roanoke-Lynchburg WWCW 21.3 Nexstar Media Group August 30, 2016

Washington[]

Seattle KIRO-TV 7.3 CBS Cox Media Group April 15, 2015[4]
Spokane KSKN 22.2 The CW Tegna Inc. February 4, 2019

West Virginia[]

Bluefield WLFB 40.6 Independent Living Faith Ministries, Inc. April 30, 2018
Clarksburg WBOY-TV 12.4 NBC Nexstar Media Group September 15, 2016
Huntington-Charleston WOWK-TV 13.3 CBS September 1, 2016

Wisconsin[]

Eau Claire-La Crosse WLAX 25.3 Fox Nexstar Media Group August 30, 2016
Green Bay WGBA-TV 26.3 NBC E.W. Scripps Company[9] August 11, 2015
Madison WIFS 57.5 Ion Television Byrne Acquisition Group, LLC April 30, 2018
Milwaukee WTMJ-TV 4.2 NBC E.W. Scripps Company[9] September 28, 2015
Wausau-Rhinelander WTPX-TV 46.4 Ion Television March 1, 2021

List of former affiliates[]

City of license/market Station Virtual
channel
[1]
Primary affiliation at the time Owner Dates of affiliation[7] Notes

Alabama[]

Birmingham WUOA-LD 46.1 - HC2 Holdings July 1, 2016 - June 16, 2019
WIAT 42.4 CBS Nexstar Media Group November 1, 2017 - May 7, 2019 Replaced by Court TV
Mobile WKRG-TV 5.4 October 16, 2017 - May 7, 2019

Arkansas[]

Fayetteville KFLU-LD 20.4 Bounce TV
(now affiliated with The Country Network)
DTV America Corporation
(now owned by HC2 Holdings)
September 19 - October 26, 2016 Replaced by Infomercials
Jonesboro KPMF-LD 26.3 Escape
(now affiliated with MyNetworkTV)
June 23 - October 26, 2016 Later replaced by Comet, now airing CBN News Channel

California[]

Fresno KFSN-TV 30.3 ABC ABC Owned Television Stations April 15, 2015 - March 31, 2021 Replaced by This TV
Los Angeles KABC-TV 7.3 ABC ABC Owned Television Stations April 15, 2015 - March 31, 2021 Replaced by This TV
KMEX-DT 34.2 Univision Univision Communications September 24 - December 24, 2017
Oxnard-Van Nuys KSKJ-CD 45.2 Court TV
(now affiliated with BeIN Sports Xtra)
HC2 Holdings July 29 - December 22, 2019 Replaced by Soul of the South Television, now airing Three Angels Broadcasting Network.
Sacramento KAHC-LD 43.1 - DTV America Corporation
(now owned by HC2 Holdings)
July 20 - November 13, 2016 Replaced by ASN, which later became Stadium, later aired CBN News, now airing Infomercials. Laff would later affiliate on KMAX-TV's newly launched second digital subchannel after an 8+12-month absence.
San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose KGO-TV 7.3 ABC ABC Owned Television Stations April 15, 2015 - March 31, 2021 Replaced by This TV

Hawaii[]

Honolulu KHON-TV 2.4 Fox Nexstar Media Group April 16, 2018 - May 7, 2019 Replaced by Court TV

Illinois[]

Chicago WLS-TV 7.3 ABC ABC Owned Television Stations April 15, 2015 - December 17, 2017 Entered into a post-auction channel sharing agreement with WXFT-DT; rights moved to WXFT sister station WGBO-DT2.

Kentucky[]

Lexington WTVQ-DT 36.4 ABC Morris Multimedia March 30, 2016 - May 16, 2021 Replaced by Twist.
Louisville WBNA 21.8 Independent Evangel World Prayer Center October 12, 2017 - June 10, 2018 Replaced by This TV.

Maine[]

Portland WPME
(now WIPL)
35.3 MyNetworkTV
(now affiliated with Ion Television)
Ironwood Communications
(now owned by Ion Media Networks)
November 7, 2016 - April 1, 2018 Replaced by Ion Plus and the Laff affiliation moved to WPXT's newly launched fifth digital subchannel.
WPXT 51.5 The CW Hearst Television April 2 - October 21, 2018 The Laff affiliation now airs on WMTW's third digital subchannel.

Michigan[]

Flint-Saginaw WFKB-LD 38.3 HC2 Holdings September 30, 2019 - December 15, 2020 Station went off the air.

Minnesota[]

Mankato-St. James K35KI-D 35.1 - Cooperative Television July 3, 2017 - January 27, 2019 Station was converted to being a translator of KMSP-TV
K18NE-D 18.1 January 28 - October 27, 2019

Mississippi[]

Jackson WJTV 12.4 CBS Nexstar Media Group November 1, 2017 - May 7, 2019 Replaced by Court TV

Missouri[]

St. Louis KBGU-LP 33.4 Buzzr HC2 Holdings January 4, 2016 - January 12, 2020

New York[]

Buffalo WIVB-TV 4.2 CBS Nexstar Media Group October 16, 2017 - May 7, 2019 Replaced by Court TV
New York City WABC-TV 7.3 ABC ABC Owned Television Stations April 15, 2015 - March 31, 2021 Replaced by This TV

North Carolina[]

Charlotte WSOC-TV 9.2 ABC Cox Media Group April 15, 2015 - June 1, 2017 Replaced by Telemundo and the Laff affiliation moved to WAXN-TV's newly launched fourth digital subchannel.
GreensboroWinston-Salem
High Point
WCWG 20.3 The CW Lockwood Broadcast Group
(now owned by Hearst Television)
June 1, 2015 - July 30, 2017 WCWG sold its spectrum for $105,731,122 and indicated that it would enter into a post-auction channel sharing agreement, resulting in the station dropping the network. Laff would later replace Ion Shop on WGPX-TV's fourth digital subchannel after an 3 1⁄2-year absence.
RaleighDurhamFayetteville WTVD 11.3 ABC ABC Owned Television Stations April 15, 2015 - March 31, 2021 Replaced by This TV
Wilmington WADA-LD 18.1 - HC2 Holdings January 4, 2016 - October 21, 2018 Station went off the air.

Oklahoma[]

Oklahoma City KBZC-LD 42.2 Bounce TV
(later affiliated with ASN, and then Stadium, now airing Quest)
DTV America Corporation
(now owned by HC2 Holdings)
July 26 - November 13, 2016 Replaced by Infomercials, later aired Tuff TV, then Light TV, now airing CBN News. Laff would later be launched on KTOU-LD's newly launched ninth digital subchannel.
KTOU-LD 21.9 HSN HC2 Holdings March 26 - November 18, 2018


Pennsylvania[]

Philadelphia WPVI-TV 6.3 ABC ABC Owned Television Stations April 15, 2015 - March 31, 2021 Replaced by This TV

Puerto Rico[]

San Juan W44CV-D 44.2 The Cowboy Channel TV Red Puerto Rico February 13, 2017 - March 3, 2019
W16CW-D 16.4 Court TV
(now a Religious Independent station)
March 4, 2019 - October 8, 2020

South Carolina[]

Charleston WBSE-LP 20.1 - DTV America Corporation
(now owned by HC2 Holdings)
January 4 - December 13, 2016 The Laff affiliation now airs on WCBD-TV's newly launched fourth digital subchannel.

Tennessee[]

Johnson City-Kingsport WAPK-CD 36.3 MeTV Glenwood Communications Corporation April 30, 2016 - January 29, 2017 Replaced by Bounce TV and the Laff affiliation moved to WKPT-TV's third digital subchannel.

Texas[]

Amarillo KAUO-LD 15.3 Bounce TV
(now affiliated with The Country Network)
DTV America Corporation
(now owned by HC2 Holdings)
June 23 - October 26, 2016 Replaced by Infomercials, later aired Tuff TV, now airing Court TV
Houston KEHO-LD 32.3 Festiva TV
(now affiliated with Court TV)
HC2 Holdings October 26, 2016 - November 18, 2018 Later aired Soul of the South, now airing Three Angels Broadcasting Network
KTRK-TV 13.3 ABC ABC Owned Television Stations April 15, 2015 - March 31, 2021 Replaced by This TV
Lubbock KLBK-TV 13.2 CBS Nexstar Media Group August 20, 2016 - May 7, 2019 Replaced by Court TV
Waco KZCZ-LD 34.2 Bounce TV
(now affiliated with The Country Network)
DTV America Corporation
(now owned by HC2 Holdings)
September 12 - October 26, 2016 Replaced by Comet

Utah[]

Salt Lake City KTMW 20.4 Telemundo Serestar Communications
(now owned by NBCUniversal)
October 7, 2015 - November 18, 2018 Now airing Lx

West Virginia[]

Charleston-Huntington WTZP-LP 50.3 Cozi TV Eagle Broadcasting Group December 1, 2015 - March 5, 2017 Replaced by Buzzr

Wisconsin[]

Wausau-Rhinelander WZAW-LD 33.4 Fox Gray Television November 12, 2018 - June 23, 2019 Replaced by Heroes & Icons

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