The Allbritton Communications Company is a Washington, D.C.-area owner of television stations-all affiliated with ABC after signing an affiliation agreement in 1997.

Stations

Currently owned

Market	Calls	Channel	Branding	Link	Notes
Washington, DC (DMA 9)	WJLA	7	"ABC7 News"		WJLA is the flagship station of Allbritton
Washington, DC (DMA 9)	News Channel 8	8	"NewsChannel 8"		NC8 is Allbritton's DC-Based 24 Hour cable news station
Birmingham/Anniston/Tuscaloosa, Alabama (DMA 40)	WBMA/WJSU/WCFT	58, 33 and 40	"ABC33/40 News"
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (DMA 41)	WHTM	27	"ABC27 News"		adding RTN on DT-2 as of April, 2008
Little Rock, Arkansas (DMA 56)	KATV	7	"Channel 7 News"
Tulsa, Oklahoma (DMA 61)	KTUL	8	"NewsChannel 8"
Lynchburg, Virginia/Roanoke, Virginia (DMA 67)	WSET	13	"ABC13 News"		will add RTN on DT-2 come January 2008
Charleston, South Carolina (DMA 99)	WCIV	4	"ABC News 4"		Originally an NBC affiliate before agreement; swapped with WCBD

Formerly owned

Market	Calls	Channel	Current Owner	Notes
Jacksonville, Florida	WJXX	25	Gannett	was Independent til '97, sold in '99
Brunswick, Georgia	WPXC-TV	21	ION Media Networks	became ABC in '96, sold in 2001

Newspapers

Allbritton launched The Politico, a political news website and newspaper on January 23rd, 2007, the day of the 2007 State of the Union Address.

Footnotes

External links

• The Politico