The following year, Big Horn sold the channel 4 license to the National Indian Media Foundation, which entered into a local marketing agreement with KSVI. The agreement allowed channel 4 to resume broadcasting August 16, 1995 as Fox affiliate KHMT, operating from the same tower it had used as KOUS. Under the foundation's ownership, KHMT claimed to be the only full power television station to have 100 percent Native American ownership; the station was also the first primary Fox affiliate in Montana. Between 1991 and 1994, Foxnet served as the network's cable-only affiliate for the Billings market; this ended when KSVI became a secondary affiliate of Fox, which lasted for approximately one year. By 1997, KHMT had added a secondary affiliation with UPN, shared with KSVI; this continued until that network shut down in 2006.