After more than 50 years as a broadcast journalist working at KWWL-TV, evening anchor Ron Steele will be leaving the station.

During the early development of television, and long before the Civil Rights Movement began in the 1950s, Black entertainers ...

The company worked diligently from 1946 to 1950 researching ways to deliver a broadcast in color. In its own story about the history of television, RCA's Chairman, David Sarnoff notes that it must ...

Lyons, Cincinnati’s “first lady of broadcasting,” was so popular ... and the city's first TV radar unit used by WLW-TV in the 1950s. More than 50 volunteers helped in the major upgrade.

In 1947, leaders of Highland Park Baptist, Chattanooga's 20th century megachurch, wanted to celebrate the fifth anniversary ...

Before Hubie Brown called his last game on Sunday, Feb. 9, he spoke to NBA.com at length about his storied career.

Starting at 9.35pm on 27 August 1950 and lasting just over an hour this live broadcast, modest in its own terms, helped redefine the future of television internationally. From Television Crosses ...

There are plenty of award-winning shows on television that have found the audiences they deserve. Critics and fans routinely ...

Iowa news television anchor Ron Steele is leaving KWWL after more than 50 years. Steele, who started with the eastern Iowa ...

Also this week: "Wild at Heart" in 35mm, another edition of the Nitrate Film Festival kicks off at American Cinematheque and the Michael Roemer renaissance continues.

Twenty distinguished journalists and a family dedicated to the field of broadcast will be honored at this year's induction ...

It’s been 25 years since a fresh comic strip, but the jokes and the warmth and the characters are still with us.