Rincon Broadcasting Group announced it acquired seven television stations across the U.S.
According to the article, Rincon is a media company founded by Todd Parkin. The company's mission includes revitalizing mid-market television with the use of innovative technologies and digital strategies.
Among the stations, both KOKI-TV (FOX) and KMYT (MyNetworkTV) in Tulsa are included in the acquisition.
The complete list includes:
- KAYU‑TV (Fox) – Spokane, Washington
- KFFX‑TV (Fox) – Pendleton, Oregon
- KCYU‑LD (Fox) – Yakima, Washington
- KYMA‑DT (NBC/CBS) – Yuma, Arizona
- KOKI‑TV (Fox) – Tulsa, Oklahoma
- KMYT‑TV (MyNetworkTV) – Tulsa, Oklahoma
- WHBQ‑TV (Fox) – Memphis, Tennessee
“We’re incredibly excited to expand our regional broadcast footprint into the Pacific Northwest, Southwest, and Mid‑South,” said Todd Parkin, President of Rincon Broadcasting Group. “These stations have strong local brands and deep viewer loyalty. We look forward to pursuing innovation in broadcast television, while upholding their vital role in serving communities with trusted information.”