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Originally produced live for the Fox Broadcasting Company by Fox Television Stations and anchored by a newscaster from either New York's WNYW or Washington DC's WTTG between 1994 and 1996, but currently produced since 1996 by the Fox News Channel and anchored by an FNC personnel, a Fox News Special Report contains interruption of the regularly scheduled programming on the Fox network and/or its stations, sometimes additionally on selected MyNetworkTV stations (mostly owned by the Fox Corporation), and sometimes on the Fox Business Network on an overflow basis anytime with breaking news covered in the United States of America and the world. An FNC personnel ends a live special coverage for Fox and MyNetworkTV by reminding viewers to keep tuned in to a local Fox or MyNetworkTV station during a local newscast and FNC on a service provider for continuing breaking news coverage. Anticipated coverage, including the State of the Union Address, carries the "Special Presentation" designation while unanticipated breaking news coverage carries the "Special Report" designation at the beginning and the end and the "Fox News Alert" designation throughout the breaking news interruption.

2000-2002[]

Fox News Special Report (used on September 21, 2001)

2002-2009[]

FOX 2002 SP

2009-2018[]

FOX SP 2009

2018-present[]

Fox News Special Report 2018


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