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And as if the list isn't long enough yet, KPTM (Fox, The CW) in Omaha and WGFL Gainsville (CBS, MyTV) are reportedly on the chop as well:
tvnewscheck.com 

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Moving on to CBS News streaming, a new daily politics programme, America Decides, started tonight from DC bureau. It replaces of Red & Blue, and acts as a build-up for John Dickerson's Prime Time:
www.youtube.com 

In their own words:

CBS News executives are betting that younger audiences want more depth and nuance in news programming. “In this polarized environment, politics often gets a bad rap. People say, ‘I’m not interested in politics,’” says [Anthony] Galloway. “I think what people are not interested in is that fight. They are tired of the on person on the left and the one person on right, generally people on the extremes arguing with each other. You don’t learn a lot from that type of programming.”

[Robert] Costa, who joined CBS News in 2022 after a four-year stint moderating PBS’ “Washington Week,” believes viewers will flock to a hard-news program. “The audience wants respect,” he says. “If you can show the audience respect and bring them really good, fresh information, you can build an audience.”

In weeks to come, says Galloway, executives may look at opportunities to take “America Decides” on the road to debate and convention sites. On some important evenings, he says, there may be plans that involve both CBS News’ streaming and broadcast programs and ways to get audiences to move back and forth between them. “With some of the races last year, it was really effective,” he says. “I think we are going to try to invest and double down on that.”

variety.com 

Those are two more Sinclair stations where KPTM- Ohama does their news from Fresno, California and the Gainesville station is done from West Palm Beach, Florida.  Gainesville has always been an essentially a one news station market that's WCJB-TV which has the highest news viewership by a margin. The FOX Station is repeater of the Orlando station, the NBC station's newscast is that CBS station's news cast.   Alot of these felt more like they were running "local news" for political ad money versus serving anybody. They are/were doing local news from South Bend, Indiana for Toledo and Scranton, where the same anchor in the evening did both places.  I think because Ohio and Pennsylvania are election swing states. The station in Scranton used to have news done by WNEP and later the  WYOU/WRBE combo- Scranton is a 2 news market.  

I think another factor is also the Diamond Sports thing is effecting them no matter what else they say, that has been a big mess for their company.