Inquiring minds want to know: When will WIVB and CW 23 be back on DirecTV?
John DiSciullo, WBBZ’s production and promotion manager, said the failure of a computer that plays back its shows is responsible for the local programs being off the air.
Many of the nominations involved coverage of the major local news stories of 2022 – the racist mass shooting at Tops and the snowstorms last winter.
“When I started working there in 1983, I never thought that I would make it three years, let alone 40 years,” Randall said. “It’s been a great ride."
Cue up the soundtrack of “The Sound of Music” to hear Julie Andrews sing as you look at more of Pergament's list of favorite things about the nominations.
The interview with the convicted murderer about the parallels of his experience to escaped murder suspect Michael Burham set off a debate in journalism circles on two separate issues.
It is a national, not a local issue, affecting more than 200 Nexstar stations. CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox and CW stations are affected as is the cable channel NewsNation.
Weinstein may have captured the trio’s success best when they were inducted into the Buffalo Broadcast Pioneers Hall of Fame in 1998. “I think Rick, Tom and I worked because people felt we were approachable, we were regular guys," he said.
Tom Jolls, the affable weatherman on the legendary WKBW-TV (Channel 7) anchor team alongside news anchor Irv Weinstein and sports director Rick Azar that dominated local news for decades, died Wednesday in Buffalo Hospice in Cheektowaga. He was 89.
Movie critic Bruce Miller says “Renfield” is simply a way to draw the bug-eating, vampire helpers of the world. It’s not a good look at the much-maligned character, just a film that bears his name.
Movie critic Bruce Miller says "Air" isn't just the story of a shoe. It’s what happens to that shoe once Michael Jordan puts his foot in it. On all counts, “Air” soars.
Movie critic Bruce Miller says “Moving On” isn't the best that Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin have to offer as a comedic duo.
Everybody found the right tone covering the horrific injury to Bills safety Damar Hamlin, but especially McFarland, Clark, Lisa Salters and Scott Van Pelt, Pergament writes.
Actors James Badge Dale and Marley Shelton describe their characters in “1923” a Yellowstone origin story on Paramount+.
The iconic spritz has grown in popularity over the last decade, and for many, it has become the unofficial drink of summer. Refreshing, easy to drink and often with a lower ABV than its cocktail counterparts, a spritz is a great way to cool down and recharge.
For each issue, the Feast crew is tasked with picking some of our favorite dishes and drinks around St. Louis. Here's what we've been enjoying lately.
It’s been a year since founders Christy Augustin and Nancy Boehm handed over the Pint Size Bakery reins to new owners Alexis Pereira and Emma Hankins. At the time, it seemed impossible to imagine the beloved Lindenwood Park shop without the duo, whose faces and enthusiasm were as much a part…
Great Heart’s path to Olivette spans two continents and the better part of the past 200 years.
Before the vaccines, such illnesses were the main reason why nearly one in five children in 1900 never made it to their fifth birthday.
After the first season, director Michael Engler told Cynthia Nixon her character was going to be married in the second season. “And then we’re going to kill him.”
Distractions often lead to forgetting about a child in the backseat, so experts say it's important to create routines and reminders.
The Trump administration took issue with aspects of the grant programs that touched on race, saying they were harmful to students.
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Our guide to public St. Louis-area pools and water parks is updated for 2025 with all the info on attractions, hours and more.
The idea of finding hidden treasure in a junk drawer, attic or basement has long lured people to auction houses and appraisers.
As the year nears its end, check out Jasmine Osby's 24 favorite songs released by St. Louis natives in 2024.
What's your favorite Missouri winery?
MATI is gearing up for its fifth year, announcing daily performances, embracing its new acronym, and rolling out a slew of fresh changes
The opera company will not have any delays with its upcoming season, which starts July 5.
Gov. Mike Kehoe will sign a bill, recognizing and honoring several Missouri people and places, in Branson on Thursday.
Proceeds from the concert will beneift the Urban League.
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The musical, about community coming together after a tragedy, might be especially resonant for St. Louis audiences post-tornado.
The Black Rep’s upcoming season has at least one major surprise, “Jitney” in Italian.
After 15 years spent investigating organized crime in Liverpool, Detective Sergeant Nicola Bridge has returned to her childhood home on England’s southwest coast. In the sleepy village of Fleetcombe, she hopes to patch up her marriage and enjoy a calmer pace of life, far from lawless gangs a…
Shaw Connolly is obsessed with learning the fate of her sister, who disappeared 16 years ago. She still distributes posters and searches the woods with a cadaver dog. Her obsession has driven her husband away and is taking a toll on her children. Meanwhile, a stranger is obsessed with Shaw, repeatedly calling her with details that hint that he was involved in the disappearance. AP eviewer Bruce DeSilva says Gillian French’s well-written novel, “Shaw Connolly Lives To Tell,” is emotionally wrenching. The tension lies in how far Shaw will go to find answers and in what price she and her family will pay for her obsession.
Two bodies found 10 years apart in a frozen lake in the Metro East propel this novel through nearly 50 years, from Prohibition gang wars to deadly international conflict.
Here are the bestsellers for the week that ended June 21 from Publishers Weekly.
