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Tony Roberts, who spent 26 years calling games for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team, died Aug. 25 in Gainesville, VA. He was 94 and no cause was given by his son, Lance, who said his father began hospice care the day before he died. Born in Chicago, Roberts graduated from Columbia College with a …

Joseph Prelee passed away in Bergenfield, New Jersey. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Barrett Leber Funeral Home.

Former President Donald Trump will be the first former U.S. president to face criminal charges when he is arraigned, fingerprinted and photographed at the Manhattan courthouse.

Madeleine Carroll was regarded as the most successful British actress in Hollywood in the 30s & 40s. Here are 9 things you didn't know about her.

As ALL ACCESS was first to report (NET NEWS 12/5), NORM PATTIZ, the founder of the original WESTWOOD ONE, one of the founding fathers of radio syndication, and creator/founder of PODCASTONE and a NATIONAL RADIO HALL OF FAME honoree, died SUNDAY evening (12/5) at 79.One of the media’s most colorful and savvy executives, PATTIZ was a salesman at independent KCOP-TV/LOS ANGELES before launching WESTWOOD ONE in 1976 to syndicate a MOTOWN series; adding "THE DR. DEMENTO SHOW" and ...

ALL ACCESS has learned that NORM PATTIZ, the founder of the original WESTWOOD ONE and PODCASTONE and a NATIONAL RADIO HALL OF FAME honoree, died SUNDAY evening (12/5) at 79.PATTIZ was a salesman at independent KCOP-TV/LOS ANGELES before launching WESTWOOD ONE in 1976 to syndicate a MOTOWN series; adding "THE DR. DEMENTO SHOW" and "OFF THE RECORD WITH MARY TURNER" (the latter hosted by PATTIZs wife), the company became a leading radio syndicator as satellite distribution ...

Plus: a milestone for the U.S. petroleum reserve and the debut of a science fiction icon

Tribune editor Col. Robert R. McCormick was furious when the paper printed an erroneous headline proclaiming Thomas Dewey the winner of the 1948 presidential election, but the damage didn't last, writes Rick Kogan.

On the "Day of Infamy," radio news had to grow up in a big hurry By Mark Wainwright   SYRACUSE -- In the midst of today's 24/7/365 news cycle, when "breaking news" is an hourly occurrence, it's worth remembering that broadcasting was very different 80 years ago ...

"Did You Know That" columnist Curt Eriksmoen begins the story of Tony Fontane, a popular entertainer and avowed atheist who became a gospel singer after a serious automobile accident in 1957.