at Madison's Maximized Living clinic Open Seating – A precursor to The Restaurant Show, hosted by Brian Lee of the website EatDrinkMadison.com and emphasizing profiles of and interviews with Madison-area restaurateurs The Real Estate News – Information about the real estate industry and advice from Southern Wisconsin realtors The Restaurant Show – Profiles, menu items, and recipe tips from area restaurants and culinary experts The Sports News – A sportscast spotlighting Southern Wisconsin sports, primarily focusing on high school and college athletics Talk of the Town – Interviews with and profiles of local newsmakers, personalities, businesses, organizations, and upcoming events Wisconsin CrossFit Affiliates – Profiles of businesses involved in CrossFit-style fitness regimens; produced during the summer of 2017, the first year the CrossFit Games were staged in Madison Wisconsin Doctors – Information, advice, and discussions on health, fitness, and well being from area physicians and health experts Wisconsin Family – Advice and business profiles oriented to helping families live better lives Workout Wisconsin – Features on exercise, physical fitness, and healthy lifestyles hosted by Reggie Davis Sports broadcasts Tape-delayed, in-their-entirety broadcasts of the following sporting events: Chosen Few Fighting Championships – Periodic broadcasts of events staged by the Madison-based mixed martial arts promotion group High school sports – Seasonal broadcasts primarily featuring schools from the Big Eight and Badger conferences A-1 Furniture & Mattress Bowl Series – Football broadcasts airing in the fall (late August thru October) and featuring a different bowl game title each week (e.g. "The Isthmus Bowl," "The Beltline Bowl") Big-Time Basketball – Broadcasts airing in January and February Mad Rollin' Dolls – Home bouts from Madison's flat track roller derby league Technical information Subchannels As WBUW, the station would begin multiplexing its signal with its first two digital subchannels in the summer of 2015, carrying the Weigel Broadcasting-owned Movies! and Heroes & Icons. After becoming WIFS, the station would add two more subchannels in the first quarter of 2017, the QVC shopping channel and the American Sports Network (the latter being superseded by Stadium the following September). In May 2018, WIFS would add three more channels, all owned by Katz Broadcasting: Laff, Escape (now Ion Mystery), and Grit. Another Katz-owned channel, Bounce TV, would replace Stadium in December 2019, while Ion Media-owned Qubo would replace QVC in January 2021. On February 1, 2019, the same day channel 57.1 began carrying Ion Plus, WIFS would add a