One Phoenix Anchor is being bumped up the food chain at the station. 

KSBY Anchor Jeanette Trompeter says that she is leaving the station.

But viewers will have a longtime to say goodbye. 

It's Friday and that means it time to check in with America's best crime fighter, Lt. Clay Higgins.

FoxNews.com did a story about Pepsi and their limited release of their Back to the Future bottles of Pepsi.

Wait to you see who Fox News quoted.....

Fox and Friends Brian Kilmeade was doing a bit for the show, when he locked himself in a Delorean for 'Back to the Future Day'.

The segment did not goes as planned. 

Is CNBC using Mrs. Green's third grade art class to do their graphics now?

As Sam Champion gets ready to be pushed out....errrrrr....sign off from the Weather Channel's AMHQ, he will be replaced by the American Bald Ego, Jim Cantore.

Yesterday, FTVLive told you that ESPN was going to start laying off hundreds of people and that is exactly what they did. 

Back in September, FTVLive told you about the Petra Laszlo, the Hungarian news camerawoman, who was caught on video kicking and tripping fleeing refugee's on the Hungarian-Serbian border.

Now she plans on suing one of the refugees that she tripped. 

Female Journalists are causing the chickification of news, at least according to Rush Limbaugh. 

In a bizarre story out of Alabama, police say that a sports reporter who was severely burned in a car fire last month is responsible for starting the blaze that left her fighting for her life.

The Chicago Cubs lost and are now out of the baseball playoffs, but at least one Cubs fan seems to be putting the loss "BEHIND" him.

A county commissioner in Wichita is refusing to talk KWCH Reporter Beatriz Parres because he says she is an advocate for people living in the country illegally.

Two Chicago stations are finding it a tough road in the late news ratings. 

WGAL (Lancaster, PA) Reporter Brendan McNamara is moving onto his second station in TV News in Baltimore. 

Dan Rather gushed about the movie based on his firing at CBS, but movie viewers seemed to care less.