This week, Chris Hardwick checks out the latest digital cameras, we play "Modern Warfare 2" with the troops, and explore the erotic world of slash fiction.

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The Army Now: Apache pilots say "thank you" to their crew chiefs by giving them a ride in the air.

If researchers at the McCormick School of Engineering at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., have their way, newscasts could become a lot different. credit: NASA

A funny ending to one of our newscasts following the story about the astronaut who drove 900 miles wearing a diaper. I only wish the video went longer to show the full extent of the laughter!

Broadcast-quality produced news from non-broadcast quality journalists. Enter the slightly skewed world of New Halberstram and the two-time "Freebury Award Winning" news team at <em& ...

A new feature on myfoxwghp.com allows visitors to chat live with the Neill, Julie and Van during the newscasts. Watch the video to see how it works.

The Army Today: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is starting the "spring flood fight" in Minnesota and North Dakota, after a wetter-than-normal winter.

Howard Kurtz's new book questions the significance of broadcast TV news.

In the 1960s, when television networks began to upgrade their broadcasts by adding on-air slides and visuals, novice anchorman Stu Pittnutt tried, with varying degrees of success, a low-budget versio ...

Black Belt Granny Karen Gigikos, 68, of Anoka gives a Tae Kwon Do Korean martial arts demonstration with the help of master instructor Stephan Stenzel.

For other Etsy updates, check out The Storque! www.etsy.com You'll learn about some construction going on inside and out of the Etsy Labs, get an update on the book club's return from the dead, find o ...

Short, funny one-liner newscasts of things that are not, in fact, current at all, but have one thing in common: They're really Good News no matter where you live or when you watch...

The latest publication of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Office of History tells the story of a General Service Regiment during World War II through the eyes of the unit’s colonel who had ...

The 24/7 weather minute forecast for the evening of March 20th with Mike Morgan. For continued weather tune to 247 on Cox Cable or 4.2 Digital or on further KFOR Newscasts.\r

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The Anoka High School orchestra, under the direction of Michael Halstenson, performs as part of the Northwest Suburban Conference Music Festival. The festival was held Feb. 2 at Coon Rapids High ...

Bill Brown says the eyes are not only windows to the soul, they're human lie detectors.

This is Mike Snyder's first day as co-anchor of the 6&10 newscasts at KXAS in Dallas-Ft. Worth. He'd been "chief correspondent" previously, and he replaced Randall Carlisle on the...

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