As October wraps up, the spin machine is just getting started.
One TV website known for regurgitating press releases and posting them made it appear that CNN and Fox Business are the most watched cable networks in the world.
FTVLive stops the spin and gives you the real story after the jump.
Read MoreIn a court filing this week, toy manufacturer Hasbro is asking a federal judge dismiss the $5 million lawsuit filed by Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner over a toy that has the same name.
Read MoreIt's that time of the year when the morning TV Anchors dress up for Halloween and the evening Anchors don't (you know, because they are serious Anchors).
But sometimes the Halloween on air goofs become goof ups.
Let's look at some Halloween bloopers shall we.
Read MoreWhen some depraved idiot was arrested for prostituting his dog in exchange for sex with various farm animals, it was the kind of sick story that local TV could not ignore.
Read MoreOur buds at Devlin Design Group are helping you over the hump on this Wednesday.
WOAI Anchors Randy Beamer and Evy Ramos sang a ‘duet’ backed up by the Youth Orchestras of San Antonio.
Let's just say that Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber are safe for now.
Read MoreWe're going out on a limb and thinking it was a avery slow news day in Charleston, West Virginia.
Read MoreFormer News Director turned General Manager Stuart Kellogg says he is going to retire at the end of the year.
Read MoreTechnical difficulties knocked the the World Series off Fox's air.
But don't worry, the folks back in the studio picked it up and handled it like pros.
Ha! No they didn't, there we as confused as the viewers were.
Read MoreKQDS Fox 21 (Duluth) Anchor Diane Alexander is leaving the station for a job in the Twin Cities.
But, don't look for her on air.
Read MoreDonald Trump's boycott of Megyn Kelly has had a big impact on her ratings.
Read MoreIf you tuned into CBS's "SuperGirl" you might have spotted a couple of real newsies giving a fake news report.
Read MoreNBC's Today Show has come up with another sweeps stunt for Weatherman Al Roker.
Last Year, Roker set a Guinness World Record by delivering the weather live for 34 hours straight. This time, he's going for another record.
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