If it is owned by Tenga then they removed their feed until they reach an agreement to renew the contract. 

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Because they haven't settled the negotiations.

You can access NBC content using the PeacockTV app.

Nope... I only get Teen tournaments on Jeopardy and I want to see Alex Trebek’s last shows.... if this true, what am I doing wrong? 

Jeopardy is 'syndicated' meaning it can be on different channels in different markets.  In my market, it's on CBS.

You should be able to pick up your local NBC station using an OTA antenna (exceptions apply) or see if locast is available in your area.  locast is a streaming platform that allows you to watch local stations.

I just ordered one of those antennas... I will check and see if I can get locast on my Roku. 
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locast is available on Roku.

I keep a set of 'rabbit ears' around for this very reason.  Someone ran over a VRAD (I have Uverse) in our neighborhood which took out my internet/TV/phone.  I wasn't going to do without TV so I could at least have TV with an antenna.

Without more information, we will assume that your "channel 9" is a station owned by Tegna.

Before you make a decision to change TV providers (ie. Comcast/Infinity/etc.) bear in mind that ALL TV providers have to negotiate with the owners of stations and no provider is immune to a blackout.

The only way to assure no interruptions is to get your local channels with an antenna.

Yup, call the local station manager or media company that is responsible for an update, if they have one.  

Log into your account online to claim a one-time $20 credit.

its temporary and they are offering a 1 time 20 dollar credit if you login to your account

Can I get a refund for programs I missed?????

Log into your account for a one-time $20 credit.

You have a couple of different options to watch network programming....

1.  See if locast is available in your market.  locast is a streaming service that allows you to watch local channels.  It is available in limited markets

2.  Use the networks app.  In the case of CBS, they offer CBS All Access which is not free.  NBC and ABC offer their apps for free.  Not CBS.

3.  Use an OTA antenna to access local stations and the only cost is the cost of the antenna.

There is no Tegna to comeback.  Tegna OWNS 60+ TV stations.

If you are asking if Tegna (the station owner) has settled with AT&T (your TV provider), the answer is not yet.

Why don't you put up the Yule Log and Christmas music instead of the stupid Tegna message that just (Edited per community guidelines) everybody off?  Come on people - is your masks cutting off oxygen to your brains?  Get this settled or you should fire yourselves.  My company would not have tolerated a contract dispute this long.

Because there would be customers that would be angry that the Yule log or holiday music was there instead of pertinent information. 

Whatchagunnado?

"- is your masks cutting off oxygen to your brains?"

U-verse is obviously one the worst negotiators in history...

Lost NFL network, and other stations when they said they were allegedly negotiating, so the trend is we will never see the tegna stations back.  Unverse (Edited per community guidelines).  It’s a big scam with some of the other companies to force us to switch I suppose.

it’s an awfully run company.

Agreement came up between AT&T/DirecTV and the local affiliate owner (Tegna).

Tegna chose to remove their feed (as is their right) to leverage customers.

If TV provider caves to local affiliate, then those cost increases result in higher bills.

All TV providers go through negotiations since the don't own the channels.

The trend is local affiliates pulling their feeds more often recently with all providers.

As such, switching providers will not make you immune to this situation.

If you log into your account you might see if you get a one-time credit offer as a courtesy.

I don't think it is a courtesy, but my right to get credit for something I'm paying for and not getting. watching locast that cut out every 10 min is not the answer for mea.

@lamorris89 

It is not your right. You are not entitled to any channel guaranteed. TV providers each have a clause stating that channels are subject to change at any time. The package only gives you access to locals in general. What locals those are and how many of them is not guaranteed.

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