Jimmy Kimmel will join NBC’s late-night hosts in returning with new shows Jan. 2 in the midst of the Hollywood writers strike, ABC said Tuesday.
Kimmel, along with Jay Leno, Conan O’Brien and other hosts, had honored the strike that began Nov. 5. He said it was a difficult decision to resume work without writers, but [...]
In the midst of the Hollywood writers strike, People’s Choice Award organizers may retool the format for the Jan. 8 ceremony, two people close to the show told The Associated Press.
It wasn’t immediately known Wednesday how the show might be revised, the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to [...]
As the man accused of killing a Grand Rapids woman learned he will stand trial, the effort continued to help the children of the deceased mother of five on Thursday night.
They were left without a mother after the tragic crime.
Konkle’s Bar held a benefit for Sheldon’s five children, raising money to support the family as [...]
Helping families fight foreclosure is the number one request for Home Repair Services. But, their mission is still to help homeowners improve their living space and that means making it warmer in the winter for less.
It’s cold outside, but your house can be warm inside, even if you’re on a fixed budget. Richard [...]
A Christmas wreath from the Ford Family was placed at the former president’s gravesite at the Gerald R. Ford Museum, and will stay there through January 4.
Gerald Ford died December 26, 2006, and was laid to rest January 3, 2007.A look back at the Ford Funeral will be aired on To The Point December 30 [...]
His presidential-hopeful brother just raised more money in a single day than John Kerry did after he won his Party’s nomination in 2004.
David Paul calls it “mind-boggling.”
“It’s something that nobody expected,” he told 24 Hour News 8. “I know he didn’t.”
“He” is Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas). His campaign raised $6.2 million Sunday - all online. [...]
Tony Tagliavia joined WOOD TV8 in October 2007 after reporting for WILX in Lansing.
The Milwaukee native earned both bachelor’s and masters degrees in journalism from Northwestern University. He gained experience during his college years as a Washington-based reporter for the CBS affiliate in Burlington, Vermont; as a reporter for the CBS affiliate in Lexington, Kentucky; [...]
The Detroit Lions raised hopes and expectations with a surprising 6-2 start.
Since then, they have collapsed with six straight losses and reverted to being regarded as the same-old Lions.
If Detroit doesn’t stop its second-half slide Sunday at home against the Kansas City Chiefs, it will likely make NFL history.
No team has won six of its [...]
The Senate gave President Bush a big win on Iraq Tuesday night as it passed a massive $555 billion spending bill combining funding for 14 Cabinet departments with $70 billion for U.S. military operations there and in Afghanistan.
But Bush’s GOP allies were divided over whether the omnibus appropriations bill represented a win for the party [...]
Terri DeBoer has lived weather all over the United States.
Born in New Jersey, kindergarten in “Tornado Alley”, and much of the growing up years in the Big Sky State of Montana, she’s also lived in South Dakota, Washington, Wisconsin and, since 1990, West Michigan.
Early in her career, she anchored the news, but her passion is [...]