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-Fox 6-
Offices: Birmingham, Alabama
FOX6 WBRC-TV is the FOX affiliate for the Birmingham television market.
Prior to becoming a FOX O&O, WBRC-TV was one of the top ABC affiliates in
the country. The big switch to FOX occurred on September 1, 1996. FOX6 WBRC
has long held the reputation as the news leader. They are proud of being
home to state's largest news operation producing 45 hours of local news
each week. With the largest weather team in the area, the FOX6 StormWarn
team provides the most on-air weather information in the state. FOX6 WBRC
is also proud to take an active role in community events.
Offices: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
WITI began broadcasting on May 21, 1956. Their commitment to news was evident
from day one. From the beautiful slices of life in Wisconsin, to the absurd
characters, Their photojournalists have captured the remarkable images seen
over the last half-century on channel 6. Weather has been, and always will
be, a staple of Fox6 news. They are currently a Fox affiliate owned by the
News Corporation.
Offices: Austin, Texas
KTBC has been serving Central Texas longer than any station, since Thanksgiving
Day 1952. The station was owned at the time by Texas Broadcasting Company.
KTBC was the only TV station in Central Texas for seven years, and had the
unique opportunity to choose the best programs from all three networks.
Eventually, KTBC became a CBS affiliate until 1995, when KTBC joined the
growing and innovative FOX network. KTBC's commitment to covering news is
evident in more than 24 hours of "FOX 7 News" shows each week.-Fox 8-
Offices: High Point, North Carolina
WGHP signed on the air in October 1963 as an ABC Station. In 1990, WGHP
launched its first 5 p.m. newscast. WGHP became the first station to cover
news regionally across the 14 counties that compromise the High Point/Greensboro/Winston-Salem
television market. On September 3, 1995, WGHP switched affiliations with
WXLV, formerly WRNW, and became FOX8 WGHP. Fox 8 WGHP produces seven hours
of local news each weekday, more than any broadcast station in the market
or anywhere in North Carolina.
Offices: Johnstown-Altoona-State College, Pennsylvania
WWCP-TV signed on October 13, 1986. Originally WWCP was an independent broadcast
facilities, within 10 months of going on the air WWCP became the Fox affiliate
for the region. WWCP Fox 8 is owned by Peak Media of Pennsylvania. Fox 8
is a full-time affiliate of the Fox Television Network offering the complete
Fox network program schedule, local news, and popular syndicated programming.
Offices: New Orleans, Louisiana
FOX 8 WVUE, which is owned by Emmis Communications, is one of four network
television stations in the New Orleans market that broadcasts local news.
It is the only station that broadcasts a live 9pm news program in this market.
FOX 8 also carries FOX kids programming from 7am-2pm on Saturdays.
Offices: Eden Prairie, Minnesota
FOX9 is a Fox owned and operated station which broadcasts from Eden Prairie.
Formally known as UPN 9 (1995-2002) that is when they switched networks
with there sister station May 29. They have three newscast weekdays and
are currently number 3 in the Minneapolis market. Their reporters are energetic,
spontaneous and possess overall good live reporting skills. -Fox 11-
Offices: Tucson, Arizona
FOX-11, KMSB is owned and operated by KMSB-TV a Belo subsidiary. Tracing
its roots to 1842, Belo is one of the nation's largest media companies.
They serve the Phoenix market as a Fox affiliate. their reports are experienced
in the industry with the capacity to create engaging, entertaining and memorable
live-shots and television segments. Rapid growth, opportunity, fun and passionate
professionals characterize the environment of media companies like KMSB-TV.
Offices: Green Bay, Wisconsin
Fox 11 is the preeminent news station in the Green Bay-Appleton market.
Fox can be relied on to provide balanced news and severe weather coverage.
Fox 11 broadcasts 6 hours of news every weekday. Fox 11 is also committed
to acquiring the very best in programming for viewers and advertisers. Fox
11's ongoing mission includes community involvement. To this end, the station
uniquely supports ongoing and specifically timed events
Offices: Las Angeles, California
KTTV FOX 11 broadcasts for the Los Angeles Designated Market Area (DMA),
which is the #2 television market in the nation. KTTV FOX 11 is owned by
Fox Television Stations, a subsidiary of News America Incorporated, which
is the principal US subsidiary of The News Corporation. They have employees
that are able to work well under pressure and possess excellent people and
communication skills.
Offices: Portland, Oregon
More people watch late news on KPTV FOX 12 Oregon than any other late news
in the Portland DMA according to the Nielsen May 2006 rating period. The
Eleven O'clock news is the fastest growing 11 p.m. newscast in the Portland
DMA. Their move into first place is driven by FOX 12's ongoing commitment
to provide the best in local news coverage. KPTV is owned by the Meredith
Corporation. 
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