STIRR Adding Locally Produced News Specials To STIRR City

STIRR, a free, ad-supported OTT streaming service owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group, has expanded the content offerings on its STIRR City channels to include locally-produced news specials, beginning with Baltimore is Dying, a regional documentary, and Your Voice, Your Future Town Hall: City in Crisis, both produced by Sinclair Broadcast Group’s WBFF Baltimore, to stream on STIRR City Baltimore on July 1 and 8.

With more than 7 million app downloads, STIRR, offers 100-plus free, ad-supported TV channels with access to some of the most popular local news, entertainment, and digital-first channels, including STIRR City, which is localized in 73 markets across the country where Sinclair produces news. STIRR City delivers over 100,000 hours of leading, live, local news each year.

Drawing from local broadcast stations’ unique brands and programming, STIRR City offers regionally relevant content authentic to the market, including live, local news on the STIRR City channel as well as the stations’ top-rated syndication hits. In Baltimore, STIRR City offers Judge Judy, Family Feud, Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune on demand.

Each STIRR City OTT channel is individually programmed by daypart, with curated local content, unlike traditional streaming platforms.

STIRR City Baltimore, which includes WBFF’s 10 hours of daily (M-F) live, local newscasts, will stream two locally produced news specials on July 1 and July 8. Produced by the station’s news team, Baltimore is Dying and Your Voice, Your Future Town Hall: City in Crisis will stream on STIRR City Baltimore immediately following FOX45 News:

In Baltimore is Dying, the WBFF news team explores the city’s violent crime crisis and introduces viewers to the people on the front lines who are watching their neighbors, family members and children fall victim to the violence. In Your Voice, Your Future Town Hall: City in Crisis, FOX45 News provides a forum for Baltimore’s Fells Point residents to discuss the community’s safety problems and potential solutions.

The STIRR app is available on Roku TV, Fire TV, Samsung Smart TV, Apple TV as well as iOS and Android devices or at www.STIRR.com.