On March 10, 2026, DISH Network abruptly lost access to 226 local broadcast stations across 113 U.S. markets due to failed retransmission consent negotiations with Gray Media. Affected channels ...

With major broadcast networks off the air, viewers are missing daily news, live sports, weather alerts and primetime shows.

The ongoing carriage dispute between Dish and Gray Media has resulted in 226 local stations being pulled across 113 markets ...

Gray Media and Dish continue to trade barbs over a retransmission dispute that has prevented Dish subscribers from watching 226 local stations owned by station group in 113 markets across the U.S. The ...

Gray Media said its negotiations with EchoStar's Dish TV on a distribution agreement failed due to a new provision that was inconsistent with marketplace conditions. Gray said Wednesday it spent ...

DISH could pull Channel 3 WFSB from its service soon ...

As of March 10, millions of Dish Network subscribers have lost access to many channels that air local news, sports and weather due to a dispute with Gray Media. Gray Media pulled 226 channels in 113 ...

The dispute is over retransmission fees TV station owners seek from cable and satellite operators, a major source of revenue ...

The ongoing blackout specifically affects local stations affiliated with major networks including ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC, ...

Echostar Corp., owner of the Dish TV service, said Gray Media Inc. cut off its customers’ access to 226 channels in 113 markets as a result of a fee dispute between the companies.