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LiveNOW from FOX

U.S. center-right (news-first, corporate Fox)

Owned byFox Television Stations, a division of Fox Corporation. Fox Corporation is controlled by the Murdoch family trust. The channel is operated by Fox-owned stations KSAZ, KTTV and WOFL.

FundingAdvertising, plus the Fox Corporation budget. It is distributed free on streaming and FAST platforms and on the LiveNOW website and app. It draws on footage and reporting from about 30 Fox-owned local stations.

On the administrationmostly neutral

Background

LiveNOW from FOX began as a Fox 10 News Now webcast run by Phoenix station KSAZ. During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 it expanded nationally as "CoronavirusNow," with contributions from Fox News and Fox Business, and later took its current name. It is jointly operated by KSAZ, KTTV and WOFL and uses raw footage and reporting from Fox's local newsrooms. It is often described as a 'red zone' for news, because it cuts between major live events. In July 2026 it expanded to 24-hour live programming. It is a separate operation from the cable Fox News Channel, though both belong to Fox Corporation. Media Bias/Fact Check rates it 'Least Biased,' citing balanced story selection and little editorial content. That is a third-party rating, and the channel's 'raw, live and unfiltered' branding is its own. The Fox News Channel has drawn criticism for deferential coverage of the second Trump administration, and Trump has criticized Fox News over its midterm coverage. LiveNOW's straight-news format largely sidesteps those debates, although its anchors have commented on Fox's election forecasts.

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Profile compiled 2026-10-31; refreshed when ownership, funding, or the administration changes.

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