$NXST

NEXSTAR MEDIA GROUP, INC.

AlphAI earnings readSecond quarter 2026 · AUG 6 · NEXT NOV 5NEXSTAR MEDIA GROUP REPORTS RECORD QUARTERLY NET REVENUE OF $2.0 BILLIONVerdict: strong

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Houston's four-time champion Comets are coming home, with games free on local TV in 2027

TEGNA Inc. (NXST) and the Houston Comets announced a multi-year partnership for local broadcasts of Comets games starting in 2027. Games will air free on KTBU, with select games on KHOU, and simulcast on Space City Home Network and SCHN+. KHOU will create exclusive Comets content. The Comets, a WNBA original team, won the league's first four championships.

The political ad wars are still being fought over the airwaves even as digital gains share

Broadcast TV companies are expected to capture the largest share of political ad spending ahead of the midterms, with an estimated $5.6B out of $11.6B total. Publicly traded broadcasters like Nexstar, Gray Media, Sinclair, and E.W. Scripps reported strong political ad revenue growth in recent quarters, driven by competitive races. Broadcast's reach, trust, and influence on voting behavior make it a dominant force in political advertising, despite the shift toward digital platforms.

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The political ad wars are still being fought over the airwaves even as digital gains share

Broadcast TV companies are expected to capture the largest share of political ad spending ahead of the midterms, with an estimated $5.6B out of $11.6B total. Publicly traded broadcasters like Nexstar, Gray Media, Sinclair, and E.W. Scripps reported strong political ad revenue growth in recent quarters, driven by competitive races. Broadcast's reach, trust, and influence on voting behavior make it a dominant force in political advertising, despite the shift toward digital platforms.

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Nexstar at Goldman Sachs conference: growth bets meet regulatory lift

Nexstar Media Group (NXST) reported strong financial performance at the Goldman Sachs conference, with EBITDA and free cash flow ahead of plan. Political advertising is outperforming, and digital revenue is growing at low-double-digit rates. The company expects FCC regulatory changes to enable future acquisitions and industry consolidation. Nexstar operates 265 stations, owns NewsNation, and holds a 60% stake in The CW. TEGNA integration plans are ready pending regulatory approval. The company f

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