We're fairly certain that what this Tyler, Texas Reporter said was not what was written in the prompter.

The FAA is investigating two instances of lasers being pointed at news helicopters in New York City last night.

A jury has ordered former WJBK (Detroit) Anchor Charles Pugh to pay a former Detroit Public Schools student $250,000 bucks.

The student claimed that the former Anchor and former City Council President offered him money in exchange for a sex video.

There is a press conference at US Bank Arena in Cincinnati this morning. It appears that US Bank Arena isn't sure the media will be that interested in their presser, so the are resorting to bribery.

It's official.... they hate us.

For some reason, kids with iPhones easily know how to hold their iPhone when shooting video. Anyone over the age of 35, doesn't have a clue.

Like NBC's Chuck Todd.

The political debates have become the new reality show and they are still bringing in big numbers.

How big?

After 37 years, a longtime Buffalo Reporter is leaving the station at year's end. 

Time for a Throwback Thursday video and this one comes from Salt Lake City.

WESH Weather Anchor Amy Sweezey has written a book for kids and it's about the weather.

But the book's title has some people crying foul.

No one wanted to play fetch with this little dog, so he made up his own damn game and it's pretty good. 

It was easily the biggest audience that the Fox Business Network has ever had. 

Not everyone at Mizzou is ignorant when it comes top the media covering the story:

The University of Missouri communications professor now says she's sorry. But it didn't save her job. 

After CNBC's fiasco debate in Colorado last month, Fox Business promised a “real debate” with skeptical, but not snarky, questions. And, aside from a failure to stop candidates from interrupting each other, the network delivered.

So mature, don't ya think?