Changes: Fox Television Stations (fictional)

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Fox Television Stations, LLC (FTS; alternately Fox Television Stations Group, LLC), is a group of television stations located within the United States, which are owned-and-operated by the Fox Broadcasting Company, a subsidiary of the Fox Corporation.

FTS produced the first 25 seasons of Fox's program COPS (through Fox Television Stations Productions), until it moved to Spike (now Paramount Network) in the 2013–14 season. It also oversees the MyNetworkTV service and has a half-interest in the Movies! digital subchannel network, which is shared with Weigel Broadcasting.

Stations

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.

City of license / Market	Station	Channel TV (RF)	Owned since	Network affiliation
Phoenix	KSAZ-TV ++	10 (10)	1997	Fox
Phoenix	KUTP ¤¤	45 (26)	2001	MyNetworkTV
Los Angeles	KTTV **	11 (11)	1986	Fox
Los Angeles	KCOP ¤¤	13 (13)	2001	MyNetworkTV
Oakland - San Jose - San Francisco	KTVU	2 (31)	2014	Fox
Oakland - San Jose - San Francisco	KICU-TV	36 (36)	2014	Independent
Washington, D.C.	WTTG **	5 (36)	1986	Fox
Washington, D.C.	WDCA	20 (36)	2002	MyNetworkTV
Ocala - Gainesville, FL	WOGX (semi-satellite of WOFL)	51 (31)	2002	Fox
Orlando - Daytona Beach	WOFL	35 (33)	2002	Fox
Orlando - Daytona Beach	WRBW ¤¤	65 (28)	2001	MyNetworkTV
Atlanta	WAGA-TV ++	5 (27)	1997	Fox
Chicago	WFLD **	32 (24)	1986	Fox
Chicago	WPWR-TV	50 (24)	2002	MyNetworkTV
Boston	WFXT	25 (34)	1995 (previously owned from 1987-1990)	Fox
Detroit	WJBK ++	2 (7)	1997	Fox
Minneapolis - St. Paul	KMSP-TV ¤¤	9 (9)	2001	Fox
	WFTC	9.2 (29)	2002	MyNetworkTV
	KFTC (satellite of WFTC)	26 (26)	2002	MyNetworkTV
Kansas City, MO	WDAF-TV ++	4 (34)	1997	Fox
Indianola - Greenwood - Greenville, MS	WFXD-TV ++ (semi-satellite of WDBD)	10 (10)	1997	Fox
Jackson, MS	WDBD ++	40 (14)	1997	Fox
New York City	WNYW **	5 (27)	1986	Fox
New York City	WWOR-TV ¤¤	9 (25)	2001	MyNetworkTV
Charlotte	WJZY	46 (25)	2013	Fox
Charlotte	WMYT-TV	55 (25)	2013	MyNetworkTV
Dayton	WRGT-TV ++	45 (30)	1997	Fox
Cincinnati	WXIX-TV	19 (15)	2008	Fox
Cincinnati	WSTR-TV	64 (18)	2008	MyNetworkTV
Cleveland	WOIO ++	19 (10)	1997	Fox
Cleveland	WUAB	43 (10)	2000	MyNetworkTV
Philadelphia	WTXF-TV	29 (31)	1995	Fox
Austin	KTBC ++	7 (7)	1997	Fox
Austin	KVCA-CD ++	13 (7)	1997 (former license) 2003 (current license)	Independent
Dallas - Fort Worth	KDFW ++	4 (35)	1997	Fox
Dallas - Fort Worth	KDFI	27 (27)	2000	MyNetworkTV
Houston	KRIV **	26 (26)	1986	Fox
Houston	KTXH	20 (19)	2002	MyNetworkTV
Tacoma - Seattle	KCPQ	13 (13)	2020	Fox
Tacoma - Seattle	KZJO	22 (36)	2020	MyNetworkTV
Milwaukee	WITI-TV ++	6 (31)	2020 (previously owned from 1997–2008)	Fox

Former

City of license / Market	Station	Channel TV (RF)	Years owned	Current ownership status
West Palm Beach	WFLX	29 (35)	2008–2014	Fox affiliate owned by Cox Media Group

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