Christian Broadcasting Network

=== Television ===
{| class="wikitable"
! [[City of license]] / [[Media market|market]]
! Station
! Channel
! Years owned
! Current ownership status
|-
| [[Atlanta, Georgia|Atlanta, GA]]
! {{ubl|WHAE-TV/|WANX-TV **}}
| 46
| 1971–1984
| [[CBS]] affiliate [[WANF]], owned by [[Gray Television]]
|-
| [[Boston|Boston, MA]]
! WXNE-TV **
| 25
| 1977–1987
| [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]] affiliate [[WFXT]], owned by [[Cox Media Group]]
|-
| rowspan="2" |[[Dallas]]–[[Fort Worth, Texas|Fort Worth, TX]]
! KXTX-TV <sup>1</sup>
| 33
| 1973
| [[The CW Television Network|CW]] affiliate [[KDAF]] owned by [[Nexstar Media Group]]
|-
! [[KXTX-TV]] <sup>1, 2</sup>
| 39
| 1973–2000
| [[Telemundo]] owned-and-operated ([[Owned-and-operated station|O&O]])
|-
| [[Portsmouth, Virginia|Portsmouth, VA]]
! WYAH-TV
| 27
| 1961–1989
| CW affiliate [[WGNT]], owned by the [[E. W. Scripps Company]]
|}

In addition, CBN planned to build a television station in [[Richmond, Virginia]], WRNX on UHF channel 63. However, CBN sold the [[construction permit]] for that station to National Capitol Christian Television in 1982, which signed on the station as WTLL in 1984. That station was eventually sold and in 1986, converted into secular independent station [[WVRN-TV]], which shut down in 1988.

Notes:
*<sup>1</sup> CBN traded the broadcast license for KXTX-TV on channel 33 to Doubleday Broadcasting, in exchange for Doubleday's license to operate KDTV on channel 39, in November 1973;
*<sup>2</sup> Operated by [[LIN Media]] under a [[local marketing agreement]] from 1993 until 1997.