conflict between Hearst Television and Time Warner Cable caused KETV to be taken off the provider's systems in the Lincoln market. This blackout lasted until July 19, 2012, when a carriage deal was reached between Hearst and Time Warner Cable. On June 5, 2013, Hearst Television announced the purchase of the historic Burlington Station; the former train station was adaptively reused into a broadcasting and web media facility for KETV. On October 28, 2015, KETV's news operation moved into the renovated building in downtown Omaha. The first broadcast aired at 5 p.m. that night. On June 14, 2018, KETV was dropped from Spectrum's channel lineup in Lincoln. Programming Syndicated programming featured on KETV includes The Rachael Ray Show, The Jennifer Hudson Show, and Wheel of Fortune among others. Omaha is one of the few markets in the United States to not carry both Wheel of Fortune and its sister show Jeopardy! on a single station (the latter airs on NBC affiliate WOWT). From September 2006 until the program was dropped by ABC on August 28, 2010, KETV preempted ABC Kids broadcasts of the Power Rangers series due to lack of E/I content (as was common with Hearst's other ABC stations); the station tape-delayed Kim Possible and Power Rangers SPD for broadcast on early Monday mornings before World News Now during the 2005–06 season for the same reason. All three programs, during their respective periods of time, were cleared by KLKN in Lincoln; as it covers the Omaha area to a decent amount, it served as the city's default home for each program. KETV was one of many ABC stations that pre-empted the special showing of Saving Private Ryan in late 2004 due to concerns that the FCC would impose a fine on them if they had aired the World War II-set movie due to the Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy earlier that year. The station, along with other Hearst-owned ABC affiliated stations, aired the 1992 film Far and Away instead; for the above reason, the program aired on all of the state's other ABC stations, and it was eventually determined that the movie's broadcast did not violate FCC regulations. News operation KETV presently broadcasts 35½ hours of locally produced newscasts each week (with 5½ hours each weekday, 3½ hours on Saturdays and 4½ hours on Sundays). The station operates a Doppler weather radar called Next Generation Super Doppler 7,