After several years of eschewing syndicated programming to ramp up their news schedule on weekdays, WTMJ began to carry syndicated shows again during the 3:00 p.m. hour (which, during its final years under Journal, was filled by an hour-long newscast that led off its evening news lineup) under Scripps ownership. Currently as of September 2020, WTMJ's syndicated programming consists of a post-"Days of Our Lives" block containing "The Kelly Clarkson Show", which is repeated overnights in lieu of NBC's late night repeat of "Today with Hoda & Jenna" ("Clarkson" is distributed by NBCUniversal Syndication Studios, thus the allowance of the late night encore) and "The List" leading into the station's afternoon/early evening news block, and "Right This Minute" after NBC late night. During the weekends, "Alliant Energy Powerhouse" and the brokered religious program "Time of Grace" are carried; the latter is carried by many stations in Milwaukee and throughout Wisconsin in varying timeslots under the same arrangement. Another program the station produces outside of news is the brokered "New Home Building Today" on Sunday mornings, which is usually produced by a local homebuilder with the assistance of WTMJ's advertising/sales department to sell a home and/or subdivision plot.