CHICAGO, IL - Antenna TV is brewing up two full days of magical comedy this Halloween with back-to-back marathons featuring two of television's most beloved witches: Sabrina Spellman and Samantha ...

Network Celebrates the 30th Anniversary of “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” With an All-Day Marathon on October 30, Followed by ...

Eric Shawn, a New York-based anchor and senior correspondent for FOX News Channel (FNC), joined the network when it launched ...

In this episode of "Double Coverage," KSN Sports Director Michael Emami and KSN Sports Reporter Ian Sacks break down the Andale-Cheney showdown, Chiefs–Raiders stakes, and October’s packed sports ...

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NEW YORK – Fox News Senior Correspondent Eric Shawn was commuting to work on Sept. 11, 2001, which was primary day in New York City, when he saw an airplane that caught his attention. It sounded much ...

DEDHAM, Mass. — September 9th marks a major milestone for WFXT: 30 years since the station launched its first newscast in 1996. Much has changed in the newsroom — and in the world — since then, but ...

Six New York City broadcast engineers were among the more than 2,750 lives lost 25 years ago in the World Trade Center attacks. The Broadcasters Foundation of America is saluting those men as part of ...

Kaity Tong, a New York television news icon who has been a familiar face to viewers across the metropolitan area for more than four decades, will retire at the end of the month. “It’s officially the ...

News anchor Kaity Tong is retiring from PIX11 after nearly 35 years of with the outlet. The station’s managing editor, Patrick Mason, informed Tong’s colleagues in a letter referring to the ...

PIX11 news anchor Kaity Tong will retire this month, the New York City television station announced Tuesday night. Tong, who anchors PIX 11 News at 5 and 10 on weekends, will sign off for the last ...

Kaity Tong, one of New York TV's longest-running news anchors and a 34-year veteran of WPIX/11, will retire at the end of August, the station announced Tuesday. Tong, 79, who anchors the 5 and 10 p.m.