television

Here is a local tribute to an era in broadcasting that for the most part doesn't exist anymore.

Thousands of Spectrum television subscribers in West Michigan have been without local Fox affiliate FOX 17 since January 2nd due to a contract dispute between the cable provider and the station's parent company Tribune Broadcasting.

GRPD Ofc. Kaitlin Bernardo was invited to NYC to be featured on "PD Cam"

The Lions continue to get burned. This time it was off the field.

Back to back.

A mom from Portage will be showcasing her brilliant invention on the Home Shopping Network (HSN) this November.
FOX 17 says that Karen Smoots and her husband invented The Green Glove Dryer after their frustration with not being able to get their boys' gloves dry during the winter...

Giving you another reason to re-up your subscription to Stars. Bruce Campbell is back as Ash taking on the Evil Dead.
Groovy.

By John Sinkevics | Local Spins
Not only has Michigan’s Joshua Davis survived on Season 8 of NBC’s The Voice, but the talented singer-songwriter has emerged as one of the favorites among the reality show’s 12 finalists.

Rolling Stone recently polled its readers to come up with a rundown of the 10 best tv shows of the 1980s.
"Cheers" came out on top, followed by "Miami Vice", and "Hill Street Blues."

PBS' Black History Month programming includes special episodes of "Antiques Roadshow" and "Genealogy Roadshow," two new "Independent Lens" documentaries and an "American Masters" premiere, the network announced.

TVGN -- also known as TV Guide Network -- is rebranding as Pop across its distribution of 80 million U.S. homes starting Wednesday, including in greater Grand Rapids.
The CBS-Lionsgate venture is unveiling a new on-air look and creative design to celebrate the fun of being a fan.

Honey Boo Boo. Any "Real Housewife." The Duggars. Kate Gosselin and her 47 kids.
Why do TV networks still give these people outlets?