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Americans love streaming television, but what's Arizona's favorite show??

The deserts of the American Southwest are some of the most unique in the world. Because of that, many film and television production studios look to Arizona for settings of their programs. From westerns to crime dramas, the Grand Canyon state has hosted a plethora of shows that showcase the beauty and culture of Arizona...

Did this Austin Texas restaurant suffer the fate of closing its doors or is it still open?

Barbie Bassett, chief meteorologist at WLBT in Mississippi, hasn't been on the air in three weeks.

Yesterday was a big day for some El Pasoans when they were spotted on national television.

Yesterday, the Houston Astros kicked off Spring Training with a press conference where they apologized for the cheating scandal that has gripped the baseball world for the entire offseason. Owner Jim Crane said that he doesn't think the players should be punished because they didn't know any better and Alex Bregman sure didn't seem very sincere in his apology...

The new television season hasn't begun yet, but the football season has, and it's carrying the networks in the interim.

NEW YORK (AP) — Nickelodeon is looking to slime some athletes.

NEW YORK (AP) — Bart Scott has been hired as a studio analyst for CBS' "The NFL Today" pregame show.

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) — Curt Schilling knows criticism is coming. He expects it. The former All-Star pitcher is replacing Orel Hershiser on ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball" broadcast crew next season, giving him a wider audience for his opinions.