In June 2019 WECK added former Buffalo air personality Tony Magoo as morning newsreader. Magoo voicetracks his news reports from Jackson, Mississippi. Also in June 2019, WECK had its highest ever weekly audience for that signal. According to Neilsen, WECK surpassed the 70,000 weekly audience threshold, up 53% in 12 months, far more gain than any other Buffalo radio station. Shula could not find a station that had a higher rating in its home market with an oldies format and thus proclaimed the station the highest-rated oldies station in the nation. Roger Christian, who had spent 43 years at the station now known as WTSS from 1976 to 2019 (and was thus one of Shula's co-workers during his time at that station), was hired shortly after his dismissal from WTSS; Christian will serve as a weekend and fill-in personality. Christian was named morning host in October 2019, displacing Neaverth, Donahue and Huber; the latter two amicably left the station shortly thereafter, with Huber moving to WEBR , a fledgling station with almost a zero share in Nielson (after that station, which had previously been the only oldies outlet in the Buffalo area, flipped to adult standards to avoid directly competing against WECK). Donahue returned to the station in April 2020 after a brief time in Texas. At the same time, Neaverth was fired from the station in part because of a public argument with Shula. Cindy Chan, formerly at WGRF, joined the station for weekend shows in early 2020.