The E.W. Scripps Company is a diversified U.S. media organization headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. Established in 1878 by Edward Willis Scripps, the company began as a newspaper publisher before expanding into broadcast television, cable networks and digital journalism. Today, Scripps combines a legacy of local news reporting with a growing portfolio of national cable channels and digital platforms.
Scripps operates more than 60 television stations across over 40 markets, delivering local news, weather, sports and entertainment programming to communities in both large and mid-sized U.S. cities. Its broadcast division includes affiliated stations in regions such as the Midwest, Southeast and Texas, where the company maintains studios, production facilities and sales offices. These local outlets often serve as the primary source of daily news for their respective markets.
In addition to local broadcasting, the company owns and manages a suite of national cable networks and digital brands. Notable properties include Court TV, Ion Media’s broadcast and streaming networks, the multicasting channels Bounce, Grit and Laff, and the digital news service Newsy. Through these platforms, Scripps provides a mix of true-crime coverage, general entertainment, multicasting programming and streaming news to a broad audience across the United States.
Under the leadership of President and Chief Executive Officer Adam P. Symson, Scripps continues to emphasize journalistic integrity and innovation in content delivery. The company’s footprint spans major metropolitan areas and regional centers, reflecting a strategic focus on both scaled national reach and deep local engagement. With a commitment to evolving media consumption habits, Scripps invests in digital tools, mobile apps and over-the-top streaming services to connect with viewers on emerging platforms.
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