network, the network also aired on broadcast television stations in the United States. Until Scripps' sale of the network, five of these stations were owned and operated by Shop at Home itself, but its operations remained completely separate from the existing operations of Scripps' general commercial television stations outside of financial disclosures. In September 2006, Scripps agreed to sell the stations to Multicultural Television Broadcasting LLC for $170 million pending FCC approval; they dropped Shop at Home programming soon after Multicultural took over. The five stations were: WSAH 43 Bridgeport, Connecticut/New York City WMFP 62 Lawrence/Boston, Massachusetts KCNS 38 San Francisco, California WRAY-TV 30 Wilson/Raleigh, North Carolina WOAC 67 Canton/Cleveland, Ohio Other stations remained affiliated with the Shop at Home Network, and are listed below: WYLE Florence/Huntsville, Alabama/Decatur, Alabama KSVM-LP Santa Barbara, California/Santa Maria, California/San Luis Obispo, California WJJA Racine/Milwaukee WJYS Hammond, Indiana/Chicago KHON-DT2 Honolulu, Hawaii (late night hours only) KJRH-DT4 Some stations stopped broadcasting Shop at Home before the first closure: KZJL Houston, TX In addition, programming was seen online on the network's website. Following SAH's first closure, these stations began airing Jewelry Television. Some stations continued to JTV in the late morning and afternoon even after Shop at Home's return to 24-hour programming. WJJA would carry JTV until April 21, when it was purchased by Weigel Broadcasting to carry the pre-network version of MeTV and became WBME-TV. References External links Infamous stabbing of a SAH demonstrator Camera demonstrator mistakes photo of butterfly for photo of horse Fake Mickey Mantle sold/certed by Shop At Home Shopping networks in the United States Defunct television networks in the United States Television channels and stations established in 1987 Television channels and stations disestablished in 2008