KVLY-DT2 also retained the original "KX4" branding of the original CBS affiliate. KXJB was sold to Major Market Broadcasting on December 18 of that year. Channel 4 returned to the air on January 13, 2015 as KRDK-TV, now an affiliate of multiple multi-cast networks, including Cozi TV on its main subchannel, and locally operated BEK Sports, featuring local high school sports coverage in the area, on KRDK-DT2 and in primetime on the main subchannel. Most of KRDK's other eight subchannels provide programming from various classic TV and movie networks. Gray signed on three low power TV stations on September 2016, with the KXJB call sign and translators replicating coverage in areas with strong coverage of the previous KXJB-TV. KXJB's CBS channel, also broadcast on KVLY 11.2, carries CBS and other programs in KXJB-TV's 1080i HD format, the second subchannel carrying The CW Plus (previously on WDAY-TV 6.2 and WDAZ-TV 8.2), and the third subchannel carrying Heroes & Icons (previously on KRDK-TV). In October 2016, KRDK-TV requested must-carry on channel 4 (the former home of KXJB prior to December 2014). The area's pay TV providers then moved "KX4" to channel 9, though this put the channel closer to the other major affiliates on those systems, as WDAY-TV is on cable channel 6, with KVRR on channel 10 and KVLY on channel 11. The station's digital signal is multiplexed: The second subchannel, affiliated with The CW, is also available on Sparklight channel 38, Midco cable channel 16 in the Fargo–Moorhead area, Midco cable channel 17 in Grand Forks, DirecTV channel 31, and in high definition on Midco digital channel 616 and Sparklight digital channel 1038. The third subchannel carries Heroes & Icons (previously carried in the market on KRDK-TV), which is also available on Midco cable channel 593. Syndicated programming on KXJB-LD includes "Jeopardy!", "Hot Bench", and "Judge Judy" among others. "Wheel of Fortune", which is usually paired with "Jeopardy!" in most markets, airs instead on NBC-affiliated sister station KVLY-TV; Fargo is one of the few markets where "Jeopardy!"