the others). In June 2006, the station's website was redesigned (along with those of four of Meredith's other stations). The old website was operated by the Local Media Network division of WorldNow. Internet Broadcasting operated the site until 2011, when WorldNow began a group deal with all of Meredith's stations. Sale to Gray Television On May 3, 2021, Gray Television announced its intent to purchase the Meredith Local Media division, including KVVU, for $2.7 billion. The sale was completed on December 1. As a result, KVVU became a sister station to ABC affiliate KOLO-TV in Reno, which brings Gray statewide coverage of Nevada except for the Elko part of the Salt Lake City market that extends into that state, along with nearly all of Arizona except the Yuma market as Gray owns CBS affiliate KOLD-TV in Tucson. Programming In addition to the Fox network schedule, syndicated programs broadcast on KVVU-TV include Extra, TMZ on TV, Young Sheldon, Bob's Burgers, and Family Guy, among others (Fox itself also airs first-run episodes of the latter two programs). In addition to KVVU's local newscasts, the station also produces a locally produced entertainment and lifestyle magazine program called MORE, which takes its name from the magazine aimed at women in their 40s of the same name that is published by Meredith Corporation (the MORE program format originated at KVVU's Portland, Oregon sister station KPTV). The program debuted on September 12, 2006, and features stories about Las Vegas fashion, local cuisine and events aimed at women between the ages of 25 and 49, MORE is broadcast as a hour-long extension of the station's weekday morning newscast at 10:00 a.m. and uses the same staff as the newscast's 7:00–10:00 a.m. block. Sports programming In 2017, the then Oakland Raiders announced in preparation for their relocation to Las Vegas that KVVU would be the official home for the team's preseason games and other pre-game programming such as the Silver and Black Show in Las Vegas, which began in the 2017 NFL season. After the Raiders completed their relocation ahead of the 2020 season, KVVU was named the team's official broadcast partner. However, KLAS serves as the Raiders' de facto "home" station, by virtue of CBS owning the rights to most games from the American Football Conference, where the Raiders play. In addition to preseason and Fox Sports Sunday afternoon and Thursday night games, KVVU also airs the