WSJS/WSML would no longer carry The Rush Limbaugh Show after December 31, 2009. The program moved to talk radio rival FM 94.5 WPTI, owned by iHeartMedia, which also owns the firm that syndicates Limbaugh, Premiere Networks. 2010s The WSJS simulcast on WSML ended on July 15, 2010, after WSML began carrying an all-sports format in tandem with WMFR and WCOG. WSJS realigned its programming on March 13, 2012, when a locally produced show hosted by Brad Krantz and Britt Whitmire and the syndicated Neal Boortz and Clark Howard shows moved to WSJS, as well as sister station WPTK in Raleigh, from WZTK (which changed formats). WSJS also increased its news coverage, including the launch of an hour-long noon newscast. On March 4, 2013, WSJS reunited with its former sister station WXII-TV 12 in a news sharing agreement. With the agreement, WXII 12 News at 6 p.m. started simulcasting on WSJS on March 4. The newscast was heard weeknights from 6:00-6:30 p.m. on WSJS followed by North Carolina News Network News. On January 18, 2016, WSJS added more sports programming. Clark Howard's show was cut to two hours, while Dave Ramsey was dropped along with More with Matt Clark, produced by the station's operations manager. The Raleigh-based David Glenn Show was moved to live in the early afternoon, after being delayed until evening. Scott Hamilton of the Winston-Salem Journal, whose show was already on WMFR, WSML and WCOG, was added in the afternoon. CBS Sports Radio was added in the evening. Morning show The Triad's First News with J.R. Snider remained, along with the simulcast of the 6:00 news on WXII, plus a 6:30 evening newscast. In 2016, after nearly 50 years on Fifth Street, WSJS announced its studios would move to a reconverted factory building in Kernersville. Switch to All-Sports The station ended its news/talk format on September 1, 2017, and changed to all-sports, including Fox Sports Radio programming, David Glenn's Raleigh-based sports show, and a locally produced afternoon show, One on One With The Schass with Kyle Schassburger. Schassburger was later replaced with The Drive with Josh Graham. Outgoing morning host J.R. Snider said that "for the first time in 87 years, there will not be a live local morning show on WSJS." Concurrently, Curtis Media's existing sports stations — 1200 WSML in Graham, 1230 WMFR in High Point, and 1320 WCOG in Greensboro — began simulcasting with WSJS