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TEGNA Inc. filings document the company's transition from an NYSE-listed public media company to a wholly owned subsidiary of Nexstar Media Group. The formal record includes Form 25 removal of TEGNA common stock from NYSE listing and registration and Form 15 termination or suspension of Exchange Act reporting obligations for its common stock.
Earlier 8-K filings cover material-event disclosures, material agreements, shareholder voting matters, capital-structure items, governance updates, risk factors, and operating and financial results. The filings also identify TEGNA's common stock as the registered security class involved in the delisting and deregistration process.
Form 4 filing (08-04-2025) for Tegna Inc. (TGNA): EVP & COO Lynn B. Trelstad reports transactions made in the brokerage account of her spouse following the spouse’s 1-31-2025 retirement.
- July 31 2025: 2,990.354 phantom-stock units converted to common stock (Code M) and immediately sold at $16.70, trimming indirect holdings to 32,855.424 shares.
- Aug 1 2025: Four batches of vested RSUs (total 8,320.229 shares) were delivered (Code M), lifting indirect holdings to 38,186.299 shares.
- Same day, 2,348.229 shares were withheld for taxes (Code F) at $16.07, ending with 35,838.070 shares held indirectly by spouse.
Post-transaction ownership: Officer directly owns 109,432.540 TGNA shares; 11,054.221 shares in her 401(k); spouse holds 6,311.180 shares in 401(k) in addition to the 35,838.070 shares reported above.
Net effect: Spouse’s indirect position increased by roughly 2,982 shares despite partial monetization and tax-withholding sales. Transactions stem from routine settlement of deferred compensation and RSUs after retirement, not open-market buying.