Multiple sources tell FTVLive that executives at ABC News are "in a panic" over Good Morning America losing in the demo ratings to NBC's Today Show.

A small plane goes down in the everglades and one Miami station makes sure the story is all about them.

The Fox Television suits are looking hard to find out who leaked a story to FTVLive. 

More on the witch hunt after the jump. 

CNN's Brian Stelter takes us back to the day that a news crew from WDBJ was gunned down in the middle of a live shot. 

One Southeast Weather Anchor thinks now is a good time to get the hell out of TV news.

KARE (Minneapolis) Sports Anchor Dave Schwartz got a scoop from his "sources" about a star player on the Minnesota Twins. 

We think we know who his source is. 

WDAF (Kansas City) Morning Show reporter Matt Stewart did a live hit for WPIX in New York, previewing the World Series between the Kansas City Royals and the New York Mets. 

Let's just say, old Matt got roughed up a bit. 

WSOC morning Anchor Allison Latos is finally going to get the chance to sleep in.

Is NBC News letting Brian Williams run the chyron?

They are just making up places. 

An online Halloween costume shop has come up with new costume and it is down right gross.

Seriously....you are being warned before you click on the "read more" link.

Should a co-worker be kissing another co-worker on air? 

Comedian George Carlin can out with the 7 words you can't say on television, MSNBC Anchor Melissa Harris-Perry wants to add a couple of more to the list.

A News Anchor in Afghanistan was on the air as a  as a powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck the Hindu Kush region.

The Anchor does a good job on maintaing his cool, before he decided it's time to take cover. 

In an article in Forbes it says that because of the growth of smartphones, one day TV stations will be kicked from the airwaves and their signal will be delivered via the Internet only. 

KNBC Reporter Melissa Etezad's Monday is off to a very bad start.

WSOC in Charlotte proudly claims on their website that , "Channel 9 is teaming up with Charlotte-Mecklenburg police to save lives --sharing intimate stories from victims and abusers."

The same police that arrested the station's Weatherman for ....yep....domestic violence.