CBS Corp. and Tegna Inc. today announced a comprehensive, multi-year deal that renews station affiliation agreements for 11 Tegna markets nationwide, including two top 10 markets — Washington and Houston. The 11 markets renewed cover 10% of the U.S. audience and nearly 11 million households.

Tegna CBS affiliates are also locally available to subscribers of CBS All Access, the network’s subscription video on demand streaming platform.

“Tegna is a valued and longtime CBS partner,” said Ray Hopkins, CBS president, television networks distribution. “We are pleased to extend this important relationship between America’s No. 1 network and an industry-leading local broadcaster. We look forward to continuing this great relationship delivering premium content to the viewers we both serve.”

“CBS and Tegna have a valuable partnership that serves communities across the country with a powerful combination of premium national and local content. We value our partnership with CBS and are pleased to extend our long-standing relationship,” said Dave Lougee, Tegna president-CEO. “This multi-year agreement enables our stations to continue providing consumers and advertisers with must-have local and network content on multiple platforms.”

The agreement includes renewals for: WLTX Columbia, S.C.; WFMY Greensboro, N.C.; KHOU Houston; KTHV Little Rock, Ark.; WMAZ Macon, Ga.; WWL New Orleans.; KENS San Antonio, Texas; KREM Spokane, Wash.; WTSP Tampa, Fla.; KYTX Tyler, Texas; and WUSA Washington.

CBS Corp. and Tegna Inc. today made a comprehensive deal that renews station affiliation agreements for 10 Tegna Media markets nationwide. The markets renewed cover over 9% of the U.S. and serve more than 10 million households.

The new deal also includes Tegna’s participation in CBS All Access, the company’s digital subscription, video on demand and Nielsen-measured live streaming service. The addition of all Tegna CBS-affiliated stations will expand the live linear feed coverage of CBS All Access to 85% of U.S. households by year-end.

“Tegna is an important and valued broadcasting partner,” said Ray Hopkins, president, television networks distribution, CBS Corp. “We are pleased that in extending this deal, our largest affiliate station group realizes the value CBS programming provides to their stations. The broad launch of CBS All Access by every Tegna CBS-affiliated station is indicative of our strong partnership with Tegna, which we look forward to continuing to build upon for many years to come.”

“This agreement will benefit both companies in the near and long-term,” said Dave Lougee, president, Tegna Media. “Tegna Media is a longtime proud partner of the CBS Television Network, and we look forward to a strong relationship for years to come.”

The agreement includes renewals for Tegna-owned CBS affiliates: WUSA Washington, D.C.; WTSP Tampa, Fla.; WFMY Greensboro, N.C.; KTHV Little Rock, Ark.; WLTX Columbia, S.C.; WMAZ Macon, Ga.; KREM Spokane, Wash.; KHOU Houston; KENS San Antonio, Texas; and WWL New Orleans.