At the start of April 2015, WDJT began to further expand their newscasts with the cancellation of "The Queen Latifah Show" at 3p.m. months earlier. As of March 30, an hour-long 4p.m. newshour began to air on the station on weekdays with a focus on in-studio interviews with local newsmakers, with "Dr. Phil" moving to 3p.m. WDJT also expanded their newscasts to weekend mornings for the first time, starting with an hour-long newscast on Sunday mornings preceding "CBS News Sunday Morning" beginning April 5, which shares that program's template of long-form light reporting and features in local form, though is pre-recorded for air; the traditional 7a.m. programming, including "Eye to Eye" and local time-lease religious program "Time of Grace", moved to other timeslots through the weekend. "CBS 58 Sunday Morning" is hosted by Mike Strehlow. A one-hour weekday extension of WDJT's morning newscast was added to the WMLW schedule on February 3, 2020, giving WITI its first local competition in the 7a.m. hour. The same week saw WDJT's 10p.m. newscast extended to a full hour on weekends.