Where is the benefit to society of simulcasting something you can get on another available channel? They should have their license revoked. The airwaves belong to Americans.
 

I just visited family last week that live in the Youngstown, OH market. The local NBC affiliate's local news before the Today show was in stark contrast to the product we see here. It was more like old time radio programming. They had an attorney in the studio who answered viewer questions for about an hour. They also wrapped up a story where they had renovated someone's kitchen with the help of local contractors including The Home Depot.

They may not have HD, helicopters, or Viper RADAR - but they did have programming that gave you more than wall-to-wall car wrecks and home invasions.

I understand that they probably have less news than a market the size of Orlando, but they still covered the basic stories without driving them into the ground.