The longtime news anchor's lawsuit alleged that she had been harassed and mistreated by colleagues and managers as she waged a public battle with breast cancer.
Tysons, Virginia-based Tegna Inc., owner of 64 television stations including WUSA9 in D.C., has launched a 24-hour, women-oriented lifestyle and reality TV network called Twist and watching it comes with a twist as well.
Twist is not carried on cable channels, but is instead an over-the-air channel that viewers will find on digital sub-channels of its local broadcast television stations. Viewing those channels requires a digital over-the-air antenna, increasingly popular with consumers.
Twist airs in Washington on Channel 9’s digital sub-channel 9.4. Twist is available in 41 Tegna markets and 11 Univision markets.
“Audiences craving lifestyle and reality programming, who have been underserved in the multicast space, now have free access to high quality shows that have never before been available over-the-air,” said Brian Weiss, president of Tegna’s entertainment networks.