The first episode of a documentary series premieres Wednesday as part of the biennial FotoFocus exhibitions.

Reporter Taylor Nimmo added to help ‘Don’t Waste Your Money’ expert John Matarese deal with more than 100 tips a week.

Diamond Sports Group attorney tells federal bankruptcy court judge that its Bally Sports networks wants to drop all MLB teams except Atlanta Braves.

Channel 5 devotes 7-8 p.m. Thursday to Rose, the iconic Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer who died Monday.

Scripps’ WCPO-TV will replace Scripps News on Channel 9.6 after Nov. 15, and find other programs to fill weekend time periods.

Randy Michaels re-enters Cincinnati radio by purchasing the former 97x and dropping the Hispanic music format.

The combined satellite TV company would have about 20 million subscribers if government regulators approve the transaction expected to close in late 2025.

Kotb announces she’ll leave Today early next year while CBS News struggles with expansions and contractions in rapidly changing TV landscape.

For its 33rd season premiere, Dateline NBC devotes two hours to the sensational Butler County murder case.

The solutions journalism community affairs team looks at how predictive data may help prevent evictions and homelessness in its first TV show after months of posting online videos and podcasts.