WFSB Hartford

Meredith-owned CBS affiliate WFSB Hartford-New Haven, Conn., announced on its website and through social media that it hadsreached a deal with Cablevision to restore its programming to the cable provider’s Optimum TV service.

Cablevision’s contract to carry Meredith’s CBS affiliate WFSB Hartford, Conn.,on its cable system will expire at midnight on Dec. 31 and if a new deal isn’t struck before then, the station will be removed from the Cablevision OptimumTV lineup.

Management at the Meredith-owned CBS affiliate says the station will honor Newtown town leader’s request for media to stay away on Dec. 14, the anniversary of the tragic mass shooting. Instead, each day leading up to the 14th, the station will profile those who died in the shooting.

While hunting for footage of an armed suspect in Connecticut, a TV cameraman quickly became the hunted himself.

WCTY-FM Norwich Conn., conducted its 14th annual food drive and for the first time it partnered with CBS affiliate WFSB Hartford, Conn. The drive benefits the Thames Valley Council for […]

Meredith-owned CBS affiliate WFSB Hartford-New Haven, Conn. (DMA 30), will host the first Senate debate between Linda McMahon and Chris Murphy at the WFSB studios. The candidates have been invited […]

In Connecticut’s Hartford-New Haven market, local media players are turning to social media to help draw in more visitors — and the strategy is working. NBC O&O WVIT nearly doubled its traffic after enhancing its Facebook presence last year.

The Meredith-owned CBS affiliate in New Haven, Conn., is joining forces with the Norwich Bulletin. The arrangement includes sharing video clips, stories and exclusive daily meteorology content.

The Hartford, Conn., CBS affiliate’s weekday newscasts at noon and 6 p.m. will be available to listeners of two area AM stations.