Meanwhile, on January 1, 2011, WSFA transitioned its prime-time show to its second digital subchannel (currently affiliated with Bounce TV) resulting in three options for newscasts at 9. At some point in Summer 2012, WNCF and WBMM terminated their newscast outsourcing agreement with Independent News Network in preparation for local news production duties to be assumed by WAKA. Unlike most CBS affiliates, WAKA did not air a full two-hour weekday morning show until late-October 2012.
Meanwhile, on January 1, 2011, WSFA shifted its prime-time show to its second digital subchannel (currently associated with Bounce TV) leading to three options for newscasts at 9. At some point in Summer 2012, WNCF and WBMM ended their newscast outsourcing deal with Independent News Network to prepare for local news production duties taken over by WAKA. Unlike most CBS affiliates, WAKA did not air a complete two-hour weekday morning show until late-October 2012.