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Disney and ABC Sue FCC Over License Renewal Process

The Walt Disney Co. and ABC have filed a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The companies aim to prevent an accelerated license renewal process. They allege this action originated from the Trump administration.

09/24/2026 · Florida edition

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Why it matters locally: Given that Walt Disney World is a major employer and economic driver in Florida, changes to broadcast license renewals could indirectly affect operations and content distribution for their various media arms, potentially influencing the broader media landscape consumed by the state's large population.

Washington D.C. – The Walt Disney Co. and ABC initiated legal action against the Federal Communications Commission. The lawsuit seeks to stop an early broadcast license renewal process. Attorneys representing Disney and ABC filed the suit. They contend the Trump administration implemented the early renewal process. The companies have not detailed specific impacts of the process in public filings.

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