process. The station's owner claims that it will continue to "broadcast from someone else's tower location before the end of the auction transition period." On February 16, 2018, in a FCC filing, WRNN stated that it had entered into a channel sharing agreement with Fox Television Stations and its Secaucus, New Jersey-licensed WWOR-TV (channel 9). As WWOR's signal does not sufficiently reach Kingston, WRNN has changed its city of license to New Rochelle, New York. WRNN began channel-sharing with WWOR on May 1, 2018. ShopHQ affiliate On May 20, 2021, RNN and iMedia Brands announced an agreement to affiliate most of RNN's television stations (including WRNN) with home shopping network ShopHQ. WRNN began carrying ShopHQ programming on June 28, 2021. Richard French Live aired its final episode, in its original news analysis format, on May 28, 2021. French stated the decision was his own and that he "can't continue to give the time that this program and the viewer deserve," though without mention of the ShopHQ agreement that would now overlay the station's entire broadcast day. A reformatted version of Richard French Live, a combination of segments featuring progressive radio personalities Thom Hartmann, Stephanie Miller and others and pre-recorded commentary from French continues to air on WRNN, allowing the station to meet the FCC's minimum requirement for public affairs programming. Past programming Newscenter Now In January 2007, it was announced that WRNN and The Journal News would partner to create a two-hour "daily in-depth newscast" titled Newscenter Now beginning in mid-March 2007. The newscast was broadcast from WRNN's Rye Brook studios and aired weekday evenings from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Its main anchors were Christa Lauri, Andrew Whitman, Stacy Ann Gooden and Ben Sosenko. Newscenter Now was dropped after the September 27, 2008, broadcast; it was replaced with syndicated programming and the locally produced Real Politics Live. The Newscenter Now name was also used on a half-hour-long newscast targeted to Long Island, which has since been dropped from its schedule. Sports WTZA used to air competitions of local college sports teams. It previously aired Army football before Army signed a television contract with ESPN to put all its games there (aside from the Army-Navy Game, which airs on CBS). It also previously aired Hudson Valley Renegades minor league baseball home games and Manhattan College basketball games. WTZA was additionally the broadcaster of all Marist College basketball home games from 1986