The lawsuit seeks $2.8 million in damages, alleging the network identified the woman despite legal protections. The post ...

The sale of Court TV to longtime rival Law & Crime will cost most people in its newsroom their jobs, with only about a dozen of the network’s roughly 50 employees expected to remain, Law & Crime has ...

CINCINNATI, Feb. 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The E.W. Scripps Company (NASDAQ: SSP) has reached an agreement to sell its Court TV network to Law&Crime – the multiplatform true crime and legal content ...

The EW Scripps Company is selling its Court TV franchise to Jellysmack, a “creator growth” company that also owns the Law&Crime Network. Court TV was acquired by Scripps from Turner Broadcasting in ...

Court TV is getting a new owner: The E.W. Scripps Co. inked a deal to sell the Court TV network to Law&Crime, the multiplatform true-crime and legal content network founded and led by Dan Abrams that ...

Atlanta-based Court TV has been acquired by multiplatform true crime and legal content studio Law&Crime, a watershed moment in the evolution of traditional television brands in an age of declining ...

The Cincinnati media company continues to downsize by unloading its courtroom cable and digital subchannel after selling two TV stations last fall. Court TV is adjourned for Cincinnati’s E.W. Scripps ...

Dozens of Court TV employees announced their job losses on LinkedIn on Monday in the wake of the deal. Among those affected is Kerry O'Connor, Court TV's director of operations and executive producer ...