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The Fox Broadcasting Company (Fox) is an American broadcast television network owned by Fox Corporation which was launched in October 1986. The network currently has 18 owned-and-operated stations, and current affiliation agreements with 227 other television stations.[1][2][3]
This article is a listing of current Fox affiliates in the continental United States and U.S. possessions (including subchannel affiliates, satellite stations and select low-power translators), arranged alphabetically by state, and based on the station's city of license and followed in parentheses by the Designated Market Area if it differs from the city of license. Also included is a listing of Fox-branded cable channels outside the United States. There are links to and articles on each of the broadcast stations and international channels, describing their histories, local programming and technical information, such as broadcast frequencies.
The station's advertised channel number follows the call letters. In most cases, this is their virtual channel (PSIP) number.
Stations listed in boldface are owned and operated by Fox through its subsidiary Fox Television Stations (excluding owned-and-operated stations of MyNetworkTV, unless the station simulcasts a co-owned Fox O&O station via a digital subchannel).
United States edit
Alabama edit
- Birmingham – WBRC 6
- Huntsville – WZDX 54
- Mobile – WALA-TV 10
- Montgomery – WCOV-TV 20
- Ozark (Dothan) – WDFX-TV 34
Alaska edit
Some Fox programming is broadcast on the Alaska Rural Communications Service (ARCS).
Arizona edit
Arkansas edit
- Fort Smith – KFTA 24
- Jonesboro – KJNB 39 / KJNE-LD 42
- Little Rock – KLRT 16
California edit
- Bakersfield – KBFX-CD 58
- El Centro (Yuma, Arizona) – KECY-TV 9
- Eureka – KBVU 28
- Indio (Palm Springs) – KDFX-CD 33
- Los Angeles – KTTV 11
- Monterey – KION-DT2 46.2
- San Francisco – KTVU 2
- Paradise (Chico) – KCVU-TV 20
- Sacramento – KTXL 40
- San Diego – KSWB-TV 69
- Santa Barbara – KKFX-CD 24
- Visalia (Fresno) – KMPH-TV 26
Colorado edit
- Colorado Springs – KXRM-TV 21
- Denver – KDVR 31
- Durango − KREZ-DT2 6.2 (satellite of KRQE-DT2, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
- Fort Collins – KFCT 22 (satellite of KDVR)
- Grand Junction – KFQX 4
Connecticut edit
Delaware edit
District of Columbia edit
- Washington, D.C. – WTTG 5
Florida edit
- Cape Coral (Fort Myers) – WFTX 36
- Jacksonville – WFOX-TV 30
- Miami – WSVN 7
- Ocala (Gainesville) – WOGX 51 (semi-satellite of WOFL)
- Orlando – WOFL 35
- Panama City – WPGX 28
- Tallahassee – WTWC-DT2 40.2
- Tampa – WTVT 13
- West Palm Beach – WFLX 29
Georgia edit
Hawaii edit
- Hilo – KHAW-TV 11 (satellite of KHON-TV)
- Honolulu – KHON-TV 2
- Wailuku – KAII-TV 7 (satellite of KHON-TV)
Idaho edit
- Caldwell (Boise) – KNIN-TV 9
- Pocatello (Idaho Falls) – KXPI-LD 24.1
- Twin Falls – KSVT-LD 14
Illinois edit
- Bloomington (Peoria) – WYZZ-TV 43
- Chicago – WFLD 32
- Quincy – WGEM-DT3 10.3
- Rockford – WQRF-TV 39
- Springfield – WRSP-TV 55
- Urbana (Champaign) – WCCU 27 (satellite of WRSP-TV)
Indiana edit
- South Bend – WSBT-TV 22.2
- Evansville – WEVV-DT2 44.2 / WEEV-LD 47.1
- Fort Wayne – WFFT-TV 55
- Indianapolis – WXIN 59
- Lafayette - WPBI-LD 16
- Terre Haute – WTHI-DT2 10.2
Iowa edit
- Cedar Rapids – KGAN 2.2
- Davenport – KLJB 18
- Des Moines – KDSM-TV 17
- Ottumwa – KYOU-TV 15
- Sioux City – KPTH 44
Kansas edit
- Garden City – KAAS-LP 31 (satellite of KSAS-TV)
- Hoisington (Great Bend) – KOCW 14 (satellite of KSAS-TV)
- Pittsburg (Joplin, Missouri) – KFJX 14
- Salina – KAAS-TV 17 (satellite of KSAS-TV)
- Topeka – KTMJ-CD 43
- Wichita – KSAS-TV 24
Kentucky edit
- Bowling Green – WBKO-DT2 13.2
- Danville (Lexington) – WDKY-TV 56
- Louisville – WDRB 41
- Newport (Cincinnati, Ohio) – WXIX-TV 19
Louisiana edit
- Baton Rouge – WGMB-TV 44
- Lafayette – KADN-TV 15
- Lake Charles – KVHP 29
- New Orleans – WVUE-DT 8
- Shreveport – KMSS-TV 33
- West Monroe (Monroe) – KARD 14
Maine edit
- Bangor – WFVX-LD 22 / WVII-DT2 7.2
- Presque Isle – WAGM-DT2 8.2
- Waterville (Portland) – WPFO 23
Maryland edit
Massachusetts edit
- Boston – WFXT 25
- Springfield – WGGB-DT2 40.2
Michigan edit
- Alpena – WBKB-DT4 11.4
- Cadillac (Traverse City) – WFQX-TV 32
- Detroit – WJBK 2
- Flint – WSMH 66
- Grand Rapids – WXMI 17
- Lansing – WSYM-TV 47
- Marquette – WLUC-DT2 6.2
- Sault Ste. Marie – WWUP-DT2 10.2 (satellite of WFQX)
- Vanderbilt – WFUP-TV 45 (satellite of WFQX-TV)
Minnesota edit
- Duluth – KQDS-TV 21
- Mankato – KEYC-DT2 12.2
- Minneapolis-St. Paul – KMSP-TV 9
- Rochester – KXLT-TV 47
- Thief River Falls (Grand Forks, North Dakota) – KBRR 10 (satellite of KVRR, Fargo, N.D.)
Mississippi edit
- Columbus (Tupelo) – WCBI-TV 4.2
- Greenwood – WABG-TV 6.2
- Gulfport (Biloxi) – WXXV-TV 25
- Hattiesburg – WHPM-LD 23
- Jackson – WDBD 40
- Meridian – WGBC-TV 30
- Natchez (Alexandria, Louisiana) – WNTZ-TV 48
Missouri edit
- Cape Girardeau (Paducah, Kentucky) – KBSI 23
- Columbia – KQFX-LD 22
- Kansas City – WDAF-TV 4
- Osage Beach (Springfield) – KRBK 49
- St. Joseph – KNPN-LD 26
- St. Louis – KTVI 2
Montana edit
- Bozeman – KWYB-LD2 28.2 (simulcast of KWYB-DT2)
- Butte – KWYB-DT2 18.2
- Great Falls – KFBB-DT2 5.2
- Hardin (Billings) – KHMT 4
- Helena – KHBB-LD2 21.2
- Missoula – KTMF-DT2 23.2
Nebraska edit
- Hayes Center – KWNB-DT2 6.2 (simulcast of KFXL-TV)
- Kearney – KHGI-DT2 13.2 (simulcast of KFXL-TV)
- Lincoln – KFXL-TV 51
- North Platte – KIIT-CD 11 / KNOP-DT2 2.2
- Omaha – KPTM 42
Nevada edit
New Hampshire edit
New Jersey edit
New Mexico edit
- Albuquerque – KRQE-DT2 13.2
- Roswell – KBIM-DT2 10.2 (satellite of KRQE-DT2)
New York edit
- Albany – WXXA-TV 23
- Binghamton – WICZ-TV 40
- Buffalo – WUTV 29
- Corning (Elmira) – WYDC 48
- New York City – WNYW 5
- Rochester – WUHF 31
- Syracuse – WSYT-TV 68
- Utica – WFXV 33
- Watertown – WNYF-CD 28 / WWNY-DT2 7.2
North Carolina edit
- Belmont (Charlotte) – WJZY 46[4]
- Greenville – WYDO 14
- High Point (Greensboro) – WGHP 8
- Raleigh – WRAZ 50
- Wilmington – WSFX-TV 26
North Dakota edit
- Bismarck – KFYR-DT2 5.2
- Dickinson – KQCD-DT2 7.2 (satellite of KFYR-DT2)
- Fargo – KVRR 15
- Jamestown – KJRR 7 (satellite of KVRR)
- Minot – KMOT-DT2 10.2 (satellite of KFYR-DT2)
- Pembina (Winnipeg) – KNRR 12 (satellite of KVRR)
- Williston – KUMV-DT2 8.2 (satellite of KMOT-DT2)
Ohio edit
- Cincinnati (licensed in Newport – WXIX-TV 19)
- Cleveland – WJW-TV 8
- Columbus – WSYX 6.3
- Dayton – WKEF 22.2
- Lima – WLIO-DT2 8.2
- Steubenville (Wheeling, West Virginia) – WTOV-DT2 9.2
- Toledo – WUPW 36
- Youngstown – WYFX-LD 32
- Zanesville – WHIZ-DT2 18.2 (on 11/14/2022)
Oklahoma edit
- Oklahoma City – KOKH-TV 25
- Tulsa – KOKI-TV 23
Oregon edit
- Bend – KFXO-CD 39
- Eugene – KLSR-TV 34
- Medford – KMVU-DT 26
- Pendleton (Kennewick, Washington) – KFFX-TV 11
- Portland – KPTV 12
Pennsylvania edit
- Altoona – WATM-DT2 23.2 (simulcast of WWCP-TV)
- Erie – WFXP 66
- Hazleton (Scranton–Wilkes Barre) – WOLF-TV 56
- Johnstown – WWCP-TV 8
- Mercer – WFXI-CA 17 (repeater of WYFX-LP, Youngstown, Ohio)
- Philadelphia – WTXF-TV 29
- Pittsburgh – WPGH-TV 53
- York (Harrisburg) – WPMT 43
Rhode Island edit
- Providence – WNAC-TV 64
South Carolina edit
- Charleston – WTAT-TV 24
- Columbia – WACH 57
- Greenville – WHNS 21
- Hardeeville (Savannah, Georgia) – WTGS 28
- Myrtle Beach – WFXB 43
South Dakota edit
- Lead – KHSD-DT2 11.2 (satellite of KEVN-LD)
- Mitchell – KDLV-TV 5.2 (satellite of KDLT-TV)
- Rapid City – KEVN-LD 7
- Sioux Falls – KDLT-TV 46.2
Tennessee edit
- Chattanooga – WTVC-DT2 9.2
- Greeneville (Tri-Cities, TN–VA) – WEMT 39
- Jackson – WJKT 16
- Knoxville – WTNZ 43
- Memphis – WHBQ-TV 13
- Nashville – WZTV 17
Texas edit
- Abilene – KXVA 15
- Amarillo – KCIT 14
- Austin – KTBC 7
- Beaumont – KFDM 6.3
- Brownsville (Rio Grande Valley) – KXFX-CD 20 (satellite of KMBH-LD)
- Bryan – KYLE-DT2 28.2 (satellite of KWKT-TV)
- Corpus Christi – KSCC 38.1
- Dallas – KDFW 4
- El Paso – KFOX-TV 14
- Harlingen (Rio Grande Valley) – KFXV 60
- Houston – KRIV 26
- Laredo – KXOF-CD 31
- Longview (Tyler) – KFXK-TV 51
- Lubbock – KJTV-TV 34
- McAllen (Rio Grande Valley) – KMBH-LD 67
- Odessa (Midland) – KPEJ-TV 24
- San Angelo – KIDY 6
- San Antonio – KABB 29
- Sherman – KXII-DT3 12.3
- Victoria – KVCT 19
- Waco (Killeen/Temple) – KWKT-TV 44
- Wichita Falls – KJTL 18
Utah edit
- Salt Lake City – KSTU 13
Vermont edit
- Burlington – WFFF-TV 44
Virginia edit
- Charlottesville – WCAV-DT2 27.1
- Harrisonburg – WSVF-CD 43
- Lynchburg – WWCW-DT2 21.2 (satellite of WFXR)
- Richmond – WRLH-TV 35
- Roanoke – WFXR 27
- Virginia Beach (Norfolk) – WVBT 43
Washington edit
- Spokane – KAYU-TV 28
- Tacoma (Seattle) – KCPQ 13
- Yakima – KCYU-LD 41 (satellite of KFFX-TV, Pendleton, Oregon)
West Virginia edit
- Charleston – WCHS-TV 8.2
- Clarksburg – WVFX 10
- Lewisburg (Bluefield) – WVNS-DT2 59.2
- Moorefield - W46BR-D 46 (satellite of WTTG Washington, D.C.)
- Parkersburg – WOVA-LD 22
Wisconsin edit
- Chippewa Falls (Eau Claire) – WEUX 48 (satellite of WLAX)
- Green Bay – WLUK-TV 11
- La Crosse – WLAX 25
- Madison – WMSN-TV 47
- Milwaukee – WITI 6
- Wausau – WZAW-LD 33 / WSAW-DT3 7.3
Wyoming edit
Fox stations outside the United States edit
U.S. possessions edit
Guam edit
Northern Mariana Islands edit
Puerto Rico edit
U.S. Virgin Islands edit
- Charlotte Amalie – WVXF-DT2 17.2
Canada edit
While there are no Fox television affiliates in Canada, Canadians may be able to watch the Fox network from U.S.-based affiliates. Depending on the market, Canadian residents may have access to at least one U.S.-based Fox affiliate either through most cable and satellite providers in the country or via over-the-air digital television in border markets.[5]
Mexico edit
While there are no Fox television affiliates in Mexico, Mexicans may be able to watch the Fox network from U.S.-based affiliates. Depending on the market, Mexican residents may have access to at least one U.S.-based Fox affiliate either through most cable and satellite providers in the country or via over-the-air digital television in border markets.[6]
Other countries edit
These channels use the Fox brand but do not necessarily air all of the same programming as the U.S. network:
- Fox (Asia) – cable television channel
- Fox8 (Australia) – a cable television channel available through the Foxtel cable service
- Fox (Balkans) – cable television channel
- Fox (Bulgaria, Romania and Moldova) – cable and satellite television channel
- Fox (Finland) – public cable television channel
- Fox (Germany) – cable television channel
- Fox (Greece) and (Cyprus) – satellite television channel available through the NOVA Cyprus, Cablenet and CytaVision cable services
- Fox (Hungary) – television channel from Hungary, available through Telekom services, from February 1, Fox Hungary has a video-on-demand service called FOX+
- Fox (India) – cable television channel
- Fox (Italy) and (Malta) – a satellite television channel available through the SKY Italia satellite service
- Fox (Japan) – a cable television channel available through the SKY PerfecTV! cable service
- Fox (South Korea) – cable television channel
- Canal Fox (Latin America) – cable television channel
- Fox (Middle East) – cable television channel
- Fox (Poland) – a cable television channel available through the Cyfrowy Polsat cable service
- Fox (Portugal) – cable television channel
- Fox (Russia) – cable and satellite television channel available to most subscribers of leading Russian satellite and cable operators
- Fox (Spain) and (Andorra) – a cable television channel available through the Digital+ cable service
- Fox (Taiwan) – cable television channel
- Fox (Turkey) – a cable television channel available through the Cablecom cable service
- Fox (UK) and (Ireland) – a cable and satellite television channel
See also edit
References edit
- ^ "Stations for Network - Fox". RabbitEars. Retrieved November 6, 2019.
- ^ "FOX Affiliates - Local Station Information". Fox Broadcasting Company. Retrieved March 10, 2023.
- ^ "Fox - Television Stations". Station Index. Retrieved March 11, 2023.
- ^ On July 1, 2013, WJZY replaced charter Fox affiliate WCCB (channel 18); WCCB subsequently replaced WJZY as the CW affiliate for the Charlotte market. Mark Washburn (January 29, 2013). "Shakeup in Charlotte TV: Fox buying two local stations". The Charlotte Observer. The McClatchy Company. Archived from the original on September 23, 2013. Retrieved May 20, 2013.; Mark Washburn (May 9, 2013). "Charlotte stations revealing branding strategies". The Charlotte Observer. The McClatchy Company. Archived from the original on October 21, 2013. Retrieved May 20, 2013.
- ^ Fox Broadcasting Company
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