besides converting to independent stations. On March 25, it was announced that WBHQ would become MyNetworkTV's Columbia affiliate. On June 26, 2006, the station changed its call letters to WKTC (standing for "Television of Columbia," according to the station's co-owner). On June 28, the station began running advertisements in the Columbia Free Times newspaper featuring the cast of one of MyNetworkTV's original telenovelas Desire, with the text "September 5 / It's a whole new ballgame," alongside a stylized "My 63" logo and the new call letters. In August 2007, WBHQ Columbia, LLC converted W67DP into the market's Telemundo affiliate, using the calls "WNXG". Later that month, WKTC began operating its full-power digital signal on channel 39. WBHQ Columbia, LLC also signed on a low-power MyNetworkTV-affiliated station in Wilmington, North Carolina, W47CK (branded as "WMYW"), and a low-power Telemundo-affiliated station in Savannah, Georgia, WHDS-LD. WKTC became digital-only, effective June 12, 2009. On December 11, 2013, Roberts Broadcasting received United States bankruptcy court approval to sell WZRB to Ion Media Networks, which converted the station into an Ion Television owned-and-operated station on February 10, 2014. WZRB continued to carry The CW as a secondary affiliation in the interim until March 17, 2014, when the network's programming moved to WKTC as a primary affiliation; the station then changed its on-air branding to "Columbia CW 63". As a result of the change, WKTC pushed MyNetworkTV two hours later, running from 10:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. after CW prime time programming. WKTC regained the title of the only television station in the United States to carry both The CW and MyNetworkTV on its primary channel. Since then, WPWR-TV in Chicago (a Fox-owned MyNetworkTV station that affiliated with The CW from 2016 until 2019), WUAB in Cleveland (the MyNetworkTV affiliation in that market has since moved to a digital subchannel of its sister station WOIO) and KFMB-DT2 in San Diego have joined WKTC in carrying both networks. On May 29, 2019, The CW announced that it would move its Columbia affiliation from WKTC to the second subchannel of WIS (channel 10), effective September 30. The station plans on scheduling The Doctors and Judge Jerry in prime time (with the latter also airing in place of The CW's Jerry Springer repeat), otherwise keeping their schedule unchanged outside of acquired E/I programming on Saturday mornings. The station also acquired the Grit affiliation abandoned by WIS-DT3 in the move