On July 25, 2011 (after a two-day test by WYTU's news segments the week before), the station's news department moved to a newly built extension of the Weigel facility, including a new set and fully equipped weather center optimized for HD broadcasts. The station became the fourth (and last) television station in Milwaukee to begin broadcasting its newscasts in high definition on January 8, 2012 at 10p.m. after a one-day news hiatus for technical work (WDJT originally planned to upgrade in mid-September 2011, but that target was not met as the station installed its new master control and graphics software by December 9, then acquiring the HD field equipment; the WMLW and WYTU programs switched to HD in August 2012); some field video and national satellite stories continue to be presented in standard definition. In the spring of 2013, WDJT-TV also launched a network of four skycams through a sponsorship agreement with Aurora Health Care's St. Luke's Hospital (located respectively at the station's West Allis studios, on the Lincoln Park transmitter tower, atop St. Luke's, and at local furniture superstore Steinhafels on Waukesha's northeast side). Though it was the last in the market with a camera network, its system is the first to record live video in native widescreen without the need to stretch or crop the picture to fit the 16:9 frame. On September 23, 2013, WDJT expanded its weekday morning newscast a half-hour early to 4:30 a.m., extending the program to 2½ hours, resulting in Weigel's syndicated financial news program "First Business" being moved to WMLW for its last year on the air. As of September 2014, WDJT's weekend 5p.m. hour newscasts now air on WMLW if they are preempted due to CBS Sports coverage, or are simulcast even if no sports event is scheduled by CBS Sports.