of 2014 under Weigel ownership, and the Chicago Board Options Exchange took over responsibilities for the program as Business First AM; it continues to air in Chicago on CN100 and the Total Living Network. Switch to The CW On April 18, 2019, Weigel Broadcasting signed an agreement with CBS Corporation through which WCIU-TV would take over as The CW's Chicago-area affiliate on September 1, replacing WPWR-TV, which had been carrying the network's programming since September 1, 2016. To accommodate the CW prime time lineup, WCIU moved its evening lineup of syndicated programs to WMEU-CD/WCIU-DT2. WMEU-CD/WCIU-DT2, which has been known as "The U Too", took the branding of "The U" on September 1. The new "The U" will also become the new home of the major high school sports championships of the Illinois High School Association. Channel 26 is the third station in Chicago to affiliate with The CW, after WGN-TV (2006–2016) and WPWR-TV (2016–2019). Weigel already had experience running a CW affiliate, as it owns WCWW-LD in the adjacent South Bend, Indiana market. Like WPWR (which is under a channel sharing agreement with sister station WFLD), WCIU carries its main channel at 720p, below The CW's default 1080i resolution, due to running several standard definition subchannels, along with The U in 720p. Programming Syndicated programming Syndicated programs broadcast on WCIU-TV include Hot Bench, The Drew Barrymore Show (which is also aired in the market on CBS owned-and-operated station WBBM-TV), The People's Court, Protection Court, Tamron Hall, Judge Jerry, The Steve Wilkos Show, 2 Broke Girls, Seinfeld, Bob's Burgers, and Family Guy, and the station serves as the Chicago affiliate for Gray Television's Sunday morning talk show Full Court Press with Greta van Susteren. WCIU-TV serves as the flagship station for Judge Mathis, which is taped in Chicago at the NBC Tower (which primarily serves as the studio facilities for NBC owned-and-operated station WMAQ-TV and Telemundo O&O WSNS-TV). WCIU-DT2/WMEU-CD carries the Litton Entertainment-syndicated block Go Time on Saturday morning to comply with FCC educational programming requirements, through a group distribution deal with Weigel Broadcasting's stations; the main signal carries One Magnificent Morning from the CW for its E/I fulfillment. Local programming The station has broadcast many locally produced programs over the years; among them include Ultrascope (a program sponsored by Sears that was used to sell UHF-capable televisions and boxes within their Chicago area stores, and featured a format similar to