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Sinclair, Nexstar to air 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'
Nexstar and Sinclair have announced "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" will return to airwaves Friday evening.
What Jimmy Kimmel said as he returned after show was preempted
Jimmy Kimmel to return to air on Tuesday
Trump suggests FCC reexamine licenses
Skydance's Paramount merger approved by the FCC
Supreme Court OKs fee subsidizing phone and internet services
FCC approves georouting for 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
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FCC fines wireless carriers for sharing user locations without consent
Net neutrality is back as FCC votes to regulate internet providers
FCC advances proposal for new emergency code for missing, endangered
Emergency Alert System test will hit your phone today
411 going out of service for millions of Americans
Push to ban TikTok could impact some Valley businesses
FCC commissioner says US should ban TikTok
Suicide prevention hotline number transitions to 988
FCC asks Apple, Google to block TikTok from app stores
Deadline approaching for phone companies to follow new robocall rules
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FCC approves $50 monthly internet subsidies for low-income households
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What Jimmy Kimmel said as he returned after show was preempted
Jimmy Kimmel to return to air on Tuesday
Trump suggests FCC reexamine licenses
Skydance's Paramount merger approved by the FCC
Supreme Court OKs fee subsidizing phone and internet services
FCC approves georouting for 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
FCC fines wireless carriers for sharing user locations without consent
Net neutrality is back as FCC votes to regulate internet providers
FCC advances proposal for new emergency code for missing, endangered
Emergency Alert System test will hit your phone today
411 going out of service for millions of Americans
Push to ban TikTok could impact some Valley businesses
FCC commissioner says US should ban TikTok
Suicide prevention hotline number transitions to 988
FCC asks Apple, Google to block TikTok from app stores
Deadline approaching for phone companies to follow new robocall rules
How slow is your internet? The FCC wants to know
FCC approves $50 monthly internet subsidies for low-income households
Show More
Show Fewer