2020. LiveNOW from Fox, a straight news channel repurposed from a live stream previously operated by KSAZ, also launched in 2020. LiveNOW is a stream of breaking news events during the day sourced from Fox owned and operated stations and national Fox journalists with limited commentary and no opinion, in contrast to the opinion-heavy programming on the Fox News Channel. Hosts are based out of KSAZ, KTTV, and WOFL. Units Fox Television Stations 18 Fox owned-and-operated (O&O) stations 10 MyNetworkTV O&O stations 1 independent station Fox Television Stations Productions Fox First Run (2019—present) first run syndication arm; shows: Divorce Court, Dish Nation, 25 Words or Less, TMZ on TV/TMZ Live/TMZ Sports, You Bet Your Life Fox Soul (January 13, 2020—present) LiveNOW from Fox (previously NewsNow and CoronavirusNOW, 2014-present) MyNetworkTV Popcorn Entertainment, LLC (JV with Weigel Broadcasting) Movies! Stations Stations are arranged alphabetically by state and city of license. Current Notes: (**) – Indicates an original Fox-owned station from the network's inception in 1986. (++) – Indicates a station owned by New World Communications prior to its acquisition by News Corporation in 1997. (¤¤) – Indicates a station owned by Chris-Craft Industries/BHC prior to its acquisition by News Corporation in 2001. (##) - Indicates a station that was owned by Meredith Corporation before its sold to Fox Television Stations in 2002. (ƒ) - Indicates a station owned by Cox Media Group prior to its acquisition by Fox Television Stations in 2014. (ττ) - Indicates stations that were acquired by Fox Television Stations as divestitures from Nexstar Media Group's acquisition of Tribune Broadcasting in 2019. Former Other Notes: 1 WCVB-TV was included in the original sale of the Metromedia stations to News Corporation, but was spun off in a separate, concurrent deal to the Hearst Corporation as part of a right of first refusal related to that station's 1982 acquisition by Metromedia. On a side note, in between the events of Fox acquiring its original charter affiliates and the New World affiliation agreement, only KDVR, KTVU, WFXT, WTXF, KSTU, WOFL and WOGX were already affiliated with Fox when they were acquired by Fox in future acquisitions. References External links American companies established in 1986 Mass media companies established in 1986 Fox Broadcasting Company Fox Corporation subsidiaries Metromedia Television broadcasting companies of the United States Owned-and-operated television stations in the United States