2013, KMOV has placed first among the market's 10:00 p.m. newscast in every demographic every month since that time. In February 2002, KMOV partnered with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch to produce the weekly news discussion program Extra Edition, hosted by now-former weekday morning anchor Marc Cox. On January 27, 2008, beginning with its 5:30 p.m. newscast, KMOV became the second television station in the St. Louis market to begin broadcasting its local newscasts in high definition (after KSDK, which has produced its newscasts in the format since 2006). Notable former on-air staff Joe Buck – reporter; now at ESPN Richelle Carey – reporter (2003–2006); now at Al Jazeera English Dan Dierdorf – sports director, former Cardinals football player, also an analyst for CBS Sports, ABC Sports and currently Michigan Wolverines football Roger Grimsby – reporter/news correspondent (1959–1961); deceased Jim Hart – sports anchor (former quarterback for the NFL's St. Louis Cardinals) Linda Lorelle – reporter (late 1980s); later worked at KPRC-TV in Houston Russ Mitchell – anchor/reporter (late 1980s); later with CBS News, now at WKYC in Cleveland Regis Philbin – hosted one of his early syndicated shows from the KMOX-TV studios (1972–1975); deceased Steve Savard – sports anchor (1997–2013) and news anchor (2013–2020); now lead anchor at KOLR in Springfield, Missouri Barry Serafin – anchor/reporter (1967–1971) became Washington, D.C. correspondent for CBS News in 1971; later with ABC News Reynolds Wolf – meteorologist (2005–2006); later at CNN and at WSB-TV in Atlanta; now with The Weather Channel Technical information Subchannels The station's digital signal is multiplexed: On February 17, 2014, KMOV dropped the Live Well Network, as Meredith planned on using the bandwidth utilized from digital channel 4.3 for the station's ATSC M/H mobile DTV signal. On November 17, 2014, KMOV relaunched 4.3 as "MyTV St. Louis", returning MyNetworkTV (and some syndicated programming) to the market after a nine-month absence due to former affiliate WRBU (channel 46)'s sale to Ion Media Networks and that station's wholesale conversion into an Ion Television owned-and-operated station. KMOV carried MeTV on their second subchannel from 2013 until February 1, 2018, when it moved to KNLC-TV (channel 24), which was sold in December 2017 to MeTV parent Weigel Broadcasting. This allowed Meredith to air Cozi TV for the first time in the St. Louis market (it had entered an agreement to air on Meredith stations in early 2016, but KMOV's circumstances with MeTV and