of Ion Media under the FCC's regulatory station ownership limits. In October 2021, Scripps notified the Federal Communications Commission that it had closed the local facilities of the Ion Media stations (with those in duopoly markets having their operations consolidated with the existing Scripps commercial station), and consolidated the regulatory 'studios' for all of the stations at Scripps Center in Cincinnati. The FCC had repealed the Main Studio Rule in 2019 requiring a facility for each station in their local market, and for all intents and purposes, the studios were all office suites with almost no broadcast equipment containing mainly the station's public file with a minimum staff of one engineer and one general manager merely maintaining the network's transmitters. The network's operations remain based out of West Palm Beach. Stations sold See also Ion Television List of Ion Television affiliates List of stations owned and operated by Ion Media References External links Inyo Broadcast Holdings website Black Diamond Capital Management website Bloomberg profile:Media Holdco, L.P. Media companies profile:Media Holdco, L.P. Investors Hangout profile:Media Holdco, L.P. American companies established in 1988 1988 establishments in Florida Mass media companies established in 1988 Mass media companies disestablished in 2021 Defunct mass media companies of the United States Defunct broadcasting companies of the United States Companies based in Palm Beach County, Florida West Palm Beach, Florida Companies that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009 Ion Television Companies formerly listed on NYSE American 2021 mergers and acquisitions E. W. Scripps Company