A Lebanese man who had been held prisoner in Israel was released Thursday, the first such handover since the outbreak of the ...

Gloria Steinem, the celebrated author and activist who became the most visible symbol of the U.S. women’s movement and ...

A Miami news station director admonished staff in a memo to stop posting "foolish nonsense" to their social media accounts, which came back to light as an anchor’s bikini-clad posts sparked discussion ...

A Miami TV news anchor posted a series of vacation bikini photos from Fiji – just weeks after her station’s senior management sent staff a memo warning journalists against using social media for ...

Bert Medina, president and CEO of Miami’s WPLG, sees his station as drawing a roadmap for unaffiliated broadcasters where super-serving local news and sports is the only path forward. This story is ...

A six-pack of additional notes on the Heat’s move to WPLG-10: The telecasts will sound a lot like FanDuel Sun’s, with Eric Reid and John Crotty on the call. But some of the ancillary programming will ...

The Orlando Magic continued to share their regional television plans for the upcoming season on Wednesday. The team and Gray Media announced a partnership to telecast 70 regular-season Magic games for ...

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Your Miami HEAT and WPLG Local 10 today announced a newly expanded media rights agreement, making the South Florida station home of HEAT basketball during the 2026-27 season. Beginning in October, ...

The Heat announced on Tuesday that it has expanded its media rights agreement with WPLG Local 10 to make the South Florida station the television home of Heat basketball for this upcoming season.

Another one of the baker’s dozen NBA teams previously under contract with Main Street Sports Group, owner of the FanDuel Sports Networks, is moving over-the-air. The Miami Heat have struck a deal with ...

Former Miami TV meteorologist Amanda Pappas — the Bronx-born weathercaster who branded herself as viewers’ “Weather Bestie” — has launched an account on Passes, a subscription platform often described ...