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2015–present[]

2015–2019[]

Launched on April 15, 2015 on ABC and Scripps-owned stations.

2019–2025[]

The red rectangular background was removed from the logo in April 2019 as part of a broader graphical brand refresh.

2025–present[]

The logo was updated with the counter in the "a" changed to resemble a smile or a person laughing.

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The E. W. Scripps Company

Major television stations:

Fox affiliates: KSTU | WFLX² | WFTX-TV⁴ | WSYM-TV³ | WXMI

MyNetworkTV affiliate: WSYM-DT4

Telemundo affiliate: KZTV-DT2 / K22JA-D

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Ion Media

A division of The E. W. Scripps Company

Television networks: Ion | Ion Mystery | Ion Plus

Defunct networks: InTV | Qubo (Qubo Channel)

V • T • E Qubo
Part of Ion Media Defunct assets Qubo Channel \| Qubo Kids Corner \| Qubo.com \| Qubo Night Owl

¹Ion-affiliated stations owned by Inyo Broadcast Holdings.
²Affiliated with Grit.
³Affiliated with Court TV.
⁴Affiliated with Bounce TV.

Other holdings: Scripps Howard Fund | Scripps National Spelling Bee | Scripps Sports

Programming: Let's Ask America (Let's Ask Cincinnati) | The List | Right This Minute | Pickler & Ben

Local news brandings: The Morning Blend | The Now

Predecessor companies: McGraw-Hill Broadcasting (Television stations only) | Journal Communications (Television stations only) | Cordillera Communications

¹KZTV is owned by SagamoreHill Broadcasting, but it is programmed and operated by Scripps under a Shared Services Agreement.
²WFLX is owned by Gray Media, but is programmed and operated by Scripps under a Shared Services Agreement.
³Sale of these stations to Gray Media in exchange for KKCO, KKTV/KJCT-LP and KMVT/KSVT-LD pending FCC approval
⁴Sale of this station to Sun Broadcasting pending FCC approval.

Headquarters: Cincinnati, Ohio, United States | Website: http://www.scripps.com