still occasionally mentioned during on-air weather segments. On December 20, 2017, the main cable provider in Frankfort, the Frankfort Plant Board, announced WDRB's return to their channel lineup, mainly for local news coverage, in 2018. Beginning sometime in April, WDRB returned on channels 4 and 504 in HD providing local news and syndicated programming while replacing Fox network programming with a cropped simulcast of Antenna TV from WDRB-DT2. At the same time, FPB began carrying the Antenna TV feed from WDRB-DT2 outright on channel 28, replacing the feed from WLJC-DT3 which had, in turn, replaced WTVQ-DT6 in early 2018 when Lexington's Antenna TV affiliation moved. WDRB was removed once again on January 1, 2021 after FPB and WDRB were unable to come to an agreement to continue carriage of the station, though this disagreement was based on financial differences rather than a network rule. South-central Kentucky From 1987 to 1992, and from 2001 to 2006, WDRB had also been one of the two default Fox affiliates for Bowling Green media market area, especially in the years after that area's original Fox affiliate WNKY lost its affiliation and replaced it with NBC in 2001. In the eastern half of that market area, WDRB was carried on the Glasgow Electric Plant Board and South Central Rural Telephone Cooperative's cable systems, despite the Glasgow area being in closer proximity to the viewing area of Nashville affiliate WZTV. However, in September 2006, the Bowling Green area's ABC affiliate WBKO launched a second digital subchannel to serve as a Fox affiliate. As a result, blackouts of Fox programming by WBKO-DT2 were common, as was the blackouts of ABC programming from WHAS-TV were caused by WBKO's main channel. SCRTC and Glasgow EPB both dropped WDRB, WDRB-DT2 and WMYO in January 2015, with WDRB's main channel being dropped due to the presence of Fox affiliate WBKO-DT2; WMYO and WDRB-DT2 were respectively replaced by WCZU-LD, which began operations the previous year as an upstart station serving as a primary MyNetworkTV and secondary Antenna TV affiliate. Both WBKO-DT2 and WCZU-LD (the latter of which is now a Court TV affiliate) claimed exclusivity in terms of Fox, Antenna TV and MyNetworkTV affiliates on the Glasgow-based cable systems. Today, WDNZ-LD currently holds the MyNetworkTV and Antenna TV affiliations in Bowling Green. WDRB remains available to Mediacom customers in Hart and Metcalfe counties. Owensboro area In parts of the Evansville, Indiana market,