The station used the "Ten at Ten" format for its late newscast until November 2014, emphasizing the top stories and weather in the first 10 minutes of the program. WDJT has won regional Emmy awards, along with honors from the Associated Press for best newscast presentation. In 2009, the station began to carry the syndicated Mr. Food cooking segments on its morning newscast (the segments had not been seen in the Milwaukee market since WITI had dropped it in 2006). During the 2007 World Series, WDJT produced a 9p.m. newscast for WMLW-CA, in an attempt to attract non-baseball viewers who would normally watch WITI's newscast in that timeslot, which was subjected to delays because of the games. The 9p.m. newscast on WMLW became a full-time program on January 1, 2008. On January 18, 2015, the 9p.m. newscast was expanded to a full hour nightly.