Final Thoughts: Jerry Springer covers his political and television careers, including his efforts to return to elected office after the success of his Jerry Springer daytime TV circus.

The 'superlative storyteller' left his mark on Cincinnati TV with an unforgettable celebrity-packed rendition of ' 'Twas The Night Before Christmas.'

Bengals owners thought the University of Cincinnati star quarterback would lead the team to multiple Super Bowls, but a shoulder injury cut his career short.

Long-time volunteer honored with ceremonial street naming on Realistic Avenue before grand opening weekend for the new WGUC-FM and WVXU-FM studios.

A third meteorologist is leaving in five months, and chief forecaster Steve Horstmeyer has delayed his retirement for a second time, as former WKRC-TV meteorologist Brad Maushart joins Fox 19.

Midwestern Hayride with Kenny Price, Bob Shreve’s The General Store, and clips of Dotty Mack, Bob Braun, Ruth Lyons and the Uncle Al Show will be part of “1950s Day” May 3.

Mike McConnell says the former Reds TV broadcaster will take over WLW-AM mornings after he retires Friday.

WLW-AM's morning host for the past 10 years reflects on his 50 years in radio, mostly on Cincinnati airwaves, and the changes in talk radio.

Over 300 public TV stations could air WCET-TV's one-hour Cincinnati Pops concert program with Steves introducing popular classical works from seven European nations.

Cincinnati radio veteran back working again for broadcasting executive Randy Michaels to tweak the playlist for songs from the late 1960s, '70s and early '80s.