Access Hollywood were dropped in September 2016 when they moved to KVCW (the latter now airs on KVCW's second digital subchannel). They were replaced in the schedule by Harry Connick Jr.'s talk show and Entertainment Tonight, only for the first show mentioned in the 2016 replacements to be replaced by reruns of Dateline NBC in September 2018, and only for Dateline NBC reruns to move to KVCW, and be replaced by Tamron Hall one year later. Also in September 2018, Rachael Ray was dropped which later moved to KVCW, and was replaced by an hour of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, only for Rachael Ray to be reinstated on the station at 11:00 a.m. weekdays, when Millionaire was cancelled. Since August 17, 2015, the station relaunched newscasts for sister station KVCW. Wake Up With The CW Las Vegas, aired at 7:00 a.m. as an extension to its morning newscast and The CW Las Vegas News at Ten, aired at 10:00 p.m. Both newscasts competed with KVVU's 7:00 a.m. segment of Fox 5 News This Morning and the 10:00 p.m. airing of Fox 5 News at Ten. Notable current on-air staff Jeff Gillan – political reporter, fill-in anchor and former host of What's Your Point? (2009–present) Jim Snyder – anchor (1991–1994 and 1998–present) Notable former on-air staff Terry Care – reporter (now retired) Sophia Choi – anchor and reporter (2007–2010); now with WSB-TV Reed Cowan – anchor (2012–2022); now with KPIX-TV Colin Cowherd – sports anchor and reporter (1988–1996); later with ESPN; now with Fox Sports Trace Gallagher – reporter (now with Fox News Channel) Steve Handelsman – national political correspondent for NBC News' Washington, D.C. Bureau (1984–2017); now retired Mark Hyman – national political commentator for Sinclair Broadcast Group's Behind the Headlines (2014–2018); now retired Sue Manteris – anchor and reporter (1989–2011); now retired Jessica Moore – anchor and reporter (2010–2016); now with WCBS-TV Jon Ralston – host of Ralston Reports (2010–2014); now retired and co-founder of The Nevada Independent (2017–present) Rory Reid – Democratic political pundit on What's Your Point?; now President and COO, The Rogers Foundation Jim Rogers – station owner and founder of the Intermountain West Communications Company (1979–2014); now deceased Jack Williams – anchor; later with WBZ-TV in Boston (retired in 2015) Technical information Subchannels The station's digital signal is multiplexed: Analog-to-digital conversion When the FCC released its initial digital channel allocations on April 21,