to World Media Holdings in 2012. SNN is partnered with the Sarasota Herald-Tribune and WFLA-TV. National stories come from NBC News and CNN. SNN also operates one weather and traffic camera since April 2014, the camera was installed atop of One Sarasota Tower, under a brand licensing deal with various local companies over the years. SNN began multiplex programming on February 2, 2015. On June 15, 2015, Verizon FiOS changed channels of SNN from 26/526 to channel 9/509. In 2016, SNN upgraded graphics and slightly updated logo. Later that year, the Herald Tribune moved out of their former space and made their way next door into the old SunTrust building. It is unclear if SNN will be moving to the new facility as in 2018, Sarasota Memorial Hospital announced it would buy out the old Herald Tribune building and re-construct the entire area. In 2018, SNN re-vamped their website, now offering live-streams of their Skycam, newscasts as they happen, job offerings, calendars and event planning. Digital television Digital channels The station's digital signal is multiplexed: Programming SNN features live newscasts for 7½ hours on weekdays and 2 hours on weekends, barring any breaking news that could extend its time, as well as live weather segments during the morning and evening hours, with more frequent updates during severe weather events. The station occasionally broadcasts parades in the area, including boat shows and firework shows near Christmas and New Years. In addition to regular rolling news programming, SNN also shows airs two local talk shows: Suncoast FYI, hosted by Nancy O'Neil, is focused on speaking with non-profit and volunteer leaders around the Sarasota Area about events and programs Suncoast POV, hosted by Craig Burdick, is focused on speaking with civil, political, and business leaders about current events SNN also airs a collection of syndicated programs, including: Business First Law & Crime Access Daily Daily Mail Dateline Celebrity Page Small Town, Big Deal Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien Raceweek Personalities Kathy Leon (2003–present) Morning Edition anchor Jenna Brew (2020–present) Morning Edition anchor Don Brennan (2017–present) Evening Edition anchor Cynthia McLaughlin (2021–present) Evening Edition anchor Emma Sears (2021-present) Weekend Edition anchor John Reynolds (2021–present) Sports Director Justin Mosely (2004–2013, 2014-present) Chief Meteorologist Marco La Manno (2016–present) Morning Meteorologist Leslie London (2021–present) Weekend Meteorologist Samantha Sonner (2017–present) Reporter Annette Gutierrez (2019–present) Reporter Valezka Nava (2020–present) Reporter See also Bay News 9 – a similar