Scripps TV, Inc./KXXV-TV announced Wednesday the launch of a bureau in Bryan/College Station. The bureau will expand the reach of KXXV-TV into the southern portion of the DMA (market #82).
“We are very excited to expand our news and sales resources in Bryan/College Station. Our goal is to create a hyper-local experience that builds community partnerships and celebrates the growth and prosperity that we are seeing in this wonderful community,” said Adam Chase, 25 News VP & General Manager.
KXXV-TV, which is based in Waco, also operates a bureau in Killeen and covers the communities of Temple and Fort Hood. Fifteen counties make up the geographical viewing area for KXXV-TV.
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