A Seattle Reporter got a new haircut, the internet trolls didn't like it and the Reporter fired back. 

This Philly Anchor is the exception and not the rule. 

When WFTV Anchor Vanessa Welch decided to leave a warm Florida for a snowy Boston last year, many thought she might be crazy. 

WIFR (Rockford, IL) Weekend Anchor Kathleen Cohen is leaving the station at the end of the month, but she is staying in the land of Lincoln.

Journalists that bet the hunch at the Derby came up empty handed. 

At one point Donald Trump thought Megyn Kelly was awesome and did a great job. Then he said she was "the worst" and "overrated" and "awful".

Now, Trump thinks Kelly is "Terrific" after she called and came groveling to his office.

Last year, FTVLive told you that Billy Bush would be coming to NBC's Today Show to host the 9AM hour. 

While Bush is still moving his things to the east coast, he's already being touted as Matt Lauer's heir apparent.

That's the kiss of death. 

This is complete and utter bullshit.....

This should outrage anyone that works in TV news and takes their job seriously. 

A WCVB (Boston) Reporter Mike Beaudet is also a Journalism teacher at Northeastern.

The Reporter/Teacher brought the two jobs together and some people are crying foul and accusing the Reporter of drinking his own pee.

Huh? 

Hey WABC! There is something not quite right here.... 

FTVLive spoke to a few managers at local TV stations and they are not too happy with the cable news networks.

In fact, they feel the cable nets will end up costing them thousands of dollars this year.

Why? 

Sean Hannity likes people to say what they feel and speak their mind, just as long as they think the same way Sean Hannity does. 

Fox has released the first promo for the special "Megyn Kelly Presents."

Is David Shuster heading back to MSNBC? 

Some people think that when it comes to sweeps promos that stations like to exaggerate and hype things way too much.

Come on people. 

Watch this promo and see how it just sticks to the facts and doesn't rely on hype.