FOX 17 : WXMI TV, a privately owned company headquartered in the US, was founded in 1982 and employs approximately 130 individuals. The company specializes in broadcast media production and distribution.
FOX 17 News reported on April 13, 2026, that Tennessee lawmakers are finalizing the state's budget, with some bills facing rejection due to insufficient funding, as chairs of the House and Senate Finance Ways and Means Committees told the station they prioritize based on available resources. Previously, on March 18, FOX 17's "Growing Nashville" segment continued to follow topics surrounding Middle Tennessee's growth, including the perspective that small cities view property taxes as a crucial lifeline despite growing frustrations. Earlier, on February 19, Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell claimed FOX 17 misrepresented his comments regarding a Broadway bar’s potential closing amid property tax issues, prompting the news station to post the full clip of their exchange. On January 24, the station highlighted growing outrage over a state loophole that allegedly provides license plates to unlicensed drivers, noting the varying state regulations for vehicle registration. This followed FOX 17 News' January 14 coverage, also part of its "Growing Nashville" series, detailing Gallatin's rapid expansion with over 10,000 new addresses projected and developers continuing to propose new housing and commercial properties.
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