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Local morning news shows often try to sell themselves as zany programs where anything can happen. Well, that really was the case Wednesday morning on Knoxville, Tennessee's WATE.

This breaking news will break your heart.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — When the call came from an officer who needed help facing an armed robber at a fast-food restaurant, two members of a reality television show riding along with Omaha police hustled to record the confrontation.

The graphic images we see on the news each night couldn't prepare us for the wild sight on one news program overseas.

If you think the news can scare you with reports of what's going on in the Middle East or the latest on healtchare reform, then get ready to be really terrified.

Vin Scully isn't ready to hang up his microphone yet.

Longtime ESPN personality Stuart Scott literally took center stage at Tuesday night's ESPY Awards when he accepted the Jimmy V Perseverance Award. And his speech did not disappoint.

Have you ever dreamed of sitting behind the same 'SportsCenter' desk as broadcasting icons Chris Berman, Dan Patrick, Kenny Mayne, Stuart Scott and many others?

Barbara Walters sure got a sweet sendoff from 'The View.'

Safety first? Not when there's good TV on. Nancy Naeve, an anchor with KSFY in Sioux Falls, South Dakota decided to chastise viewers who complained when the station interrupted the season finale of 'Once Upon a Time' last Sunday to report on severe weather in the area, including tornadoes.