Winning back the Zero TV crowd will be one of the many issues broadcasters discuss at their national meeting this week in Las Vegas.
2013
AP source: FBI eyes possible extortion at Rutgers
A December letter from Eric Murdock’s lawyer to a lawyer representing Rutgers requested $950,000 to settle employment issues and said that if the university did not agree by Jan. 4, Murdock was prepared to file a lawsuit.
Schumer sees deal this week on immigration
Negotiators are cautioning of struggles ahead for an issue that’s defied resolution for years.
Ortiz ready to play extended spring training games
Shortstop Stephen Drew, who is playing with the Sea Dogs, will rejoin Boston for Wednesday’s game.
In northern New England, this season’s name is mud
Maine forest rangers have to warn operators of all-terrain vehicles and four-wheel-drive trucks not to get carried away with slipping, sliding and spinning during mud season.
SKorea: NKorea may be preparing to test missile
Seoul and Washington, which lack diplomatic relations with the North, are taking the threats seriously, though they say they have seen no signs that Pyongyang is preparing for a large-scale attack.
Claws to play Rio Grande in first round of playoffs
The best-of-three series starts 7 p.m. Thursday in Portland.
Claws to play Rio Grande in first round of playoffs
The best-of-three series starts 7 p.m. Thursday in Portland.
NHL’s Winter Classic set for Michigan Stadium again
The game was to be played this year at Michigan Stadium, but was canceled by the lockout.
Acadia closes trails to protect nesting falcons
The closure of the popular Precipice Trail and other trails near the park’s Precipice and Valley Cove cliffs is expected to last until early August.