Cincinnati's Golden Age of TV stars Colleen Sharp, Bill Myers, and Peter Grant were among six inducted into Channel 5's Hall of Fame.

The NFL will get a 10% equity stake as the sports programming giant takes over the NFL Network, NFL Fantasy and rights to distribute the popular RedZone channel.

TV stations fill vacancies internally in summer before the fall TV season premieres in September.

Anderson, who died Sunday just before her 80th birthday, became a breakout Hollywood star after dying her hair blonde for WKRP In Cincinnati.

The Ohio Historical Marker honoring Serling, an Antioch College graduate, will be unveiled on the opening night of the Yellow Springs Film Festival, which will feature several Serling productions and a panel discussion with his daughter Anne Serling.

Wood, who died Tuesday at 83, conceived of synchronizing music to fireworks, created the annual Riverfest pyrotechnics show, and encouraged his WEBN-FM staffers to push the boundaries at Cincinnati’s most influential rock station.

'Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives' will feature the Walnut Hills restaurant serving smoked meats, fermented pickles, soups, and salads on Aug. 22.

Krall is returning to Birmingham, Ala., to do consulting work for public radio stations.

Stephen Colbert announced that CBS has canceled his Late Show on the same night that Congress cancels funding for public broadcasting at President Trump’s request.

The serialized comedy podcast distributed by Cincinnati Public Radio features Samantha Bee, Nathan Fillion, Rachel Dratch, Michael Ian Black, H. Jon Benjamin, Richard Kind, and many others providing a comic take on Dirty Dancing.