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NewsNation, a new station with gestures at nonpartisanship and hosts from the Ghosts of Cable News Past tries to break out in a crowded market.

The new poll from Epic/MRA commissioned by Nexstar Media Group shows voters unhappy with both presumptive nominees for 2024.

What becomes of the Chicago Tribune’s 41-year-old printing plant remains to be seen.

Bally’s set to close Freedom Center site purchase for $155 million this month, with plans to sell the land in a sale-leaseback to raise cash for Chicago casino development

Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman shocked the nation with his poor debate performance after the media spent months shielding him from scrutiny following his stroke.

The sale would bring the 30-acre site in River North another step closer to housing the Chicago casino

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) and Democratic candidate Beto O’Rourke traded barbs and sought to paint each other as inherently out of touch with the state in their first and only televised debate on Friday evening. The debate — hosted by Nexstar Media Group, which also owns The Hill — gave the candidates an opportunity…

The former CNN host, who was fired in December, is joining the upstart channel NewsNation in prime time this fall.

An Asian American journalist who previously worked at Kansas-based Fox 4 (WDAF-TV) is reportedly suing the station’s parent company over her former news director’s alleged refusal to promote her for being the “wrong minority.” Megan Murphy, better known as Megan Dillard, started working for Fox 4 in 2014 under a three-year contract, according to the suit. In 2017, she signed a new three-year deal when the station promoted her to news anchor.

Mike Bloomberg's ad-buying spree may be rankling his fellow Democrats and President Donald Trump, but local broadcasters are loving it. All that spending has created a windfall for local TV broadcasters, especially in Bloomberg's top target states California, Texas, Florida, New York and Pennsylvania. In 2016, both Hillary Clinton and Trump spent less than broadcasters expected. In Texas, where Bloomberg has spent $30 million, Nexstar has 27 stations and Sinclair has 16. In Florida, where Bloomberg has spent $27 million, Sinclair has 13 stations, while Gray has five and Nexstar has three.