Technology · 05/03/2025Updated: 10/16/2026 · 1 min read

Gray Television Licensee, LLC Petitions FCC to Swap Channel 12 for Channel 28 in Wichita, Kansas

Summary

Gray Television Licensee, LLC has filed a petition with the FCC to swap channel 12 for channel 28 in Wichita, Kansas, as part of the Table of TV Allotments.

Original source language: Federal Register — Federal Communications CommissionOpen original release →

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