On September 28, 2009, Wazoo Sports announced a partnership with Louisville ABC affiliate WHAS-TV to air the network on digital subchannel 11.3 starting on November 1;[1] that November, an identical deal was reached with Lexington NBC affiliate WLEX-TV, which ran Wazoo Sports on subchannel 18.2.

[4] Wazoo Sports Network lost its three digital subchannel affiliations in December 2011.

[5] WHAS-TV announced its disaffiliation from Wazoo Sports on December 18;[6] the station's general manager later elaborated that the network "seems to have run its course for us.

"[7] By December 27, WLEX-TV had also left Wazoo Sports and temporarily began carrying a local weather channel on 18.2 before joining Me-TV on December 31;[5] the station felt that the network had not met WLEX's expectations.

Variously Wazoo also offered other Kentucky High School Athletic Association-sanctioned high school sports broadcasts pertaining to local teams and state tourneys over a network of affiliates spread throughout Kentucky via syndication, and offered almost all of their high school programming via video on demand through the network's website.