Sean Lewis, a nearly two-decade veteran who has anchored the weekend morning broadcast since 2010, was among those laid off.

History was unmade last year, as engineers began the massive project of ripping the first-ever transoceanic fiber-optic cable from the ocean floor. Just don’t mention sharks.

Watching “Strip Law,” the newest Netflix adult animated show, I had flashbacks to 2020’s “Hoops,” and wondered why. It’s ...

Typically, when it comes to the first round of the NFL draft, it isn't terribly difficult to zero in on a position or two for the Pittsburgh Steelers. This means you see most mock drafts lining up ...

World Network (formerly Worldcoin) WLD token surged more than 27% on Wednesday after a Forbes report linked the controversial crypto project to OpenAI’s broader effort to fight bots online. OpenAI CEO ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BitGo, the leading provider of secure digital asset infrastructure, today announced a significant expansion of its Go Network Off-Exchange Settlement (OES) platform ...

UK airline EasyJet has announced it is working with leading UK comms provider BT to deliver thousands of mobile connections and keep operational assets linked up. EasyJet was founded by Stelios ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz and Utah Gov. Spencer Cox have signed a next-generation agreement that builds on a successful shared stewardship partnership. The agreement ...

Financial issues with the parent Main Street Sports Group have created massive uncertainty about the TV future for many MLB teams. Marc Topkin is a sports reporter covering the Tampa Bay Rays. Reach ...

Gary Danielson did not exactly get the perfect ending that he had been hoping for. The longtime college football commentator Danielson called the final game of his illustrious broadcasting career on ...

MTV channels dedicated to 24/7 music videos began going permanently dark on Wednesday with a nod to the video that started it all: airing the Buggles’ iconic “Video Killed the Radio Star.” Earlier ...

When the news broke of convictions for rampant fraud across several pandemic programs in Minnesota, the $1 billion price tag and over 90 indictments were staggering. We now know this is a very low ...