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KMVU-DT FOX26 is the local Fox Television affiliate based in Medford, Oregon. The station serves the 5 southern most Oregon counties, plus Siskiyou County California. It was founded in 1994 by Bob and June Sheehan, and the station's start-up was funded by Salmon River Communications under a Leased Management Agreement between the Sheehans and Salmon River's CEO, Robert J. Hamaker. KMVU FOX26 signed-on Friday August 8, 1994. Prior to the station's sign on, Medford residents could only receive Fox programming via the national Foxnet service. Hamaker appointed Peter Rogers as the station's original General Manager in July 1994 once the transfer of control of the station from the Sheehans to Salmon River was approved by the Federal Communications Commission. Rogers came from KRON-TV, San Francisco's then-NBC Television affiliate, where he had established his credentials in television station programming, operations, production and administration. Rogers managed KMVU FOX26 from 1994 to 2004. Salmon River sold the station to Northwest Broadcasting in 1998.
In 2006, the station began broadcasting ''Fox 26 First At Ten'', a 10 o'clock local news program produced by KMVU competitor KOBI-TV. The newscast is currently anchored by Jennifer Elliott, with meteorologist Adam Colpack handling weather.
On January 10, 2011, FOX 26 launched a new morning news program called ''FOX 26 Morning News Live at Seven.'' The newscast is currently anchored by Bianca Peters, Taelor Rian, and meteorologist Jeff Heaton.
Only a 10 p.m. newscast is produced and aired on the weekends. It is anchored by Kyle Aevermann and weather forecaster Matt Jordan.
==Digital television==
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