At 5a.m. on July 1, 2013, Shorewest TV ended as the time lease by the agency ended for the channel space in order to focus on Shorewest.TV, a new venture which features on-demand viewing of properties by location, price range and building type. In its place, WDJT-DT4 launched TouchVision, a national network which launched in beta form on the station with a national rollout beginning as Weigel prepared to transfer its interest in This TV, and is programmed from Weigel's Halsted Street studios with a separate LLC under the management of former radio and Tribune executive Lee Abrams, the network provides a looping presentation in widescreen of world and national news through pictures and video, mainly adapted from wire services, along with other information such as local weather and sports score cut-ins and several original feature segments. A three-minute automated weather segment featuring a loop of mapping and forecasts from the station's weather computers and skycam network, or a three-minute local news capsule alternate at the bottom of the hour.