Anna Werner, previously an investigative reporter at CBS, will start working for Gray in late August.
Sinclair has entered into an agreement to acquire two television stations, WDKA in Kentucky and KBSI in Missouri. Under the terms of this agreement, Sinclair will offer programming, technical support, and management services to both stations.
During the week of July 14, MSNBC was the only cable news network to experience growth across the board in ratings. However, Fox News continued to hold the position as the number one cable news network overall.
Uber is set to pilot a new feature exclusively for women drivers and passengers in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Detroit. This initiative aims to enhance safety and comfort for women using the ride-sharing platform.
WBAL in Baltimore will introduce a new evening newscast and has appointed a new morning meteorologist as part of a team reshuffle.
Skydance Media announced it will appoint an official specifically to review complaints related to bias at CBS. Additionally, the company confirmed that Paramount Global has discontinued its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.
Sara Holland has made an internal transition within Nexstar, now joining WNCN in the role of sports anchor and reporter.
Jon Stewart used a significant part of his monologue to sharply criticize CBS for the decision to cancel The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, expressing his disapproval and highlighting the impact of the cancellation.
In June 2025, YouTube expanded its media distribution presence significantly, while Netflix experienced the largest audience increase driven by fresh content and a summer influx of children at home.
ABC News' Good Morning America led the morning news ratings in total viewers for the week of July 14, outperforming other shows including Today, which bounced back in total viewers and demo.