One of the station's flagship programs is "Good Morning Arizona", one of the country's original long-form local morning newscasts. Running weekdays from 4:30 to 11 a.m., and weekends from 6 to 10 a.m., the show has long been the top-rated local morning news program in Phoenix and the highest-rated program of its kind in the United States. The program has its own budget, writers and on-air staff. The program was also simulcast on sister station KMSB in Tucson until February 2012, when Raycom Media-owned KOLD-TV began producing a morning newscast for the Fox affiliate as part of a shared services agreement involving KMSB and fellow sister station KTTU. The station is unique in that while it uses a unified brand for its news operation, it uses individual titles for specific newscasts. Besides "Good Morning Arizona", the station's early evening newscasts are titled "Good Evening Arizona"; its now-defunct 11 a.m. newscast was formerly titled "Good Day Arizona", its 8 p.m. newscast was formerly known as "Arizona Tonight @ 8" and its 10 p.m. newscast was previously called "Tonight Arizona" and later "The NewsShow", the latter titles were later dropped in favor of the conventional news brand and daypart naming.