EDMOND— In 2017, the television department added 29 stations after ending its 24-year run on Chicago superstation wgn in May. The new stations reach about 40 television markets.

January 8

WAXN (Charlotte, North Carolina)

April 2

Entertainment Studios* (multiple markets)

WYCW (Greenville, South Carolina, and Asheville, North Carolina)

April 9

KCAL (Los Angeles, California)

WNDY (Indianapolis, Indiana)

WWOR (New York, New York)

KTXH* (Houston, Texas)

May 7

WOI* (Des Moines, Iowa)

WREX (Madison, Wisconsin, and Rockford, Illinois)

May 21

KYLE (Waco/Temple/Bryan, Texas)

June 4

WUTB (Baltimore, Maryland)

KTKA (Topeka, Kansas)

KJTV (Lubbock, Texas)

WFXL (Albany, Georgia)

KSVI (Billings, Montana)

WDFX (Dothan, Alabama)

WSJX (Puerto Rico)

KEVN (Rapid City, South Dakota)

July 2

KBCW (San Francisco, California)

WDBD (Jackson, Mississippi)

August 6

WACP (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

August 20

WYTV (Youngstown, Ohio)

WFGX* (Mobile, Alabama, and Pensacola, Florida)

September 10

KLAF Lafayette (Los Angeles, California)

November 5

KQCW (Tulsa, Oklahoma)

December 10

KRBK (Springfield, Missouri)

(* Station has since been canceled.)