received FCC approval on June 19, and was finalized on August 16. Under Clear Channel, KLRT—which rebranded as "Fox 16"—significantly upgraded its programming, acquiring the rights to more recent sitcoms, higher-quality movies and some first-run talk shows for its schedule. After Fox launched the block in September 1990, Fox Kids began accounting for most of the station's children's program offerings; although, some syndicated children's shows continued to air on weekday and Sunday mornings. Movie presentations were also relegated to weekend afternoons (except at times when Fox offered sports programming starting in August 1994) and late nights following Fox's permanent adoption of a nightly prime time lineup (with the network's expansion to Tuesday and Wednesday evenings) in January 1993. KLRT—as one of the relatively few Fox stations to carry the syndication service—became a charter affiliate of the Prime Time Entertainment Network (PTEN) on January 24, 1993; due to its Fox commitments, PTEN's Wednesday night lineup was relegated to Sunday late nights until the service shut down in September 1997. Following the settlement of their lawsuit, in September 1992, Clear Channel entered into a joint sales agreement with Mercury Broadcasting to handle advertising and promotional services for KASN. KLRT began providing programming and other administrative services for KASN under an amended local marketing agreement on January 1, 1995, with channel 38's operations moving from its prior facility along I-30 (between West 65th Street and South Baseline Road) into KLRT's Markham Street offices. (Following the elimination of radio-television cross-ownership restrictions under the 1996 Telecommunications Act, KLRT would gain additional sister stations on radio through Clear Channel's purchases of KDDK (100.3 FM, now KDJE) and KMJX (105.1 FM) via its March 1996 acquisition of US Radio, and of KOLL (94.9 FM, now KHKN), KSSN (95.7 FM) and KMVK (106.7 FM, now KBZU) from Triathlon Broadcasting in April 1997.) During the latter half of the 1990s, KLRT's syndication inventory gradually shifted from classic sitcoms and syndicated children's programs towards talk, reality and court shows in daytime and more recent sitcoms in early evening and late night slots. After the Fox Kids afternoon block was discontinued in December 2001 (relegating Fox's children's programming to Saturday mornings until the network's later time-lease agreement with 4Kids Entertainment ended in December 2008), additional talk shows and game shows were added in the block's former weekday mid-afternoon slots. On December 15, 1999, four months after the FCC began permitting ownership