Enterprise on it's final flight, up the Hudson River

April 29, 2012    |  By Staff Correspondent

New York lands the Enterprise

As the shuttle fleet approached retirement NASA made it known they would make available Discovery, Atlantic and Endeavour, the last three working shuttles and Enterprise, the trailblazing concept vehicle that cleared the way. The placement would be to Museums that could provide an environmentally-controlled indoor exhibit space and be able to afford the estimated $28.8 million needed to prepare the orbiter and transport it for display (the actual price was $42 million). (Read More)

One World Trade Center tallest in NY again

April 26, 2012    |  By Press Release

One World Trade Center will showcase region's tallest broadcast facility

NEW YORK, March 6, 2012: One World Trade Center, soon to stand as the Western Hemisphere’s tallest building, is planning to add broadcasting to its summit.

As part of an arrangement now being finalized with The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, The Durst Organization would oversee construction and operation of a new, state-of-the- art broadcast facility atop the tower. The installation would offer television and FM radio broadcast capabilities.
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NBC fires producer for editing Zimmerman 911 call

April 07, 2012    |  By Staff Writer

The NY Times is reporting that NBC News has fired the producer who was responsible for the editing of the 911 call placed by George Zimmerman on the night he allegedly shot Florida teen Trayvon Martin. Despite NBC's reluctance to identify the producer, sources have indicated that the producer was fired on April 5th, that he/she is Miami based and has worked for NBC for several years. (Read More)

MSNBC Anchor Al Sharpton. Reporting news or making it?

April 04, 2012

It’s been over a month since Trayvon Martin was shot. The person who shot him was George Zimmerman. Those are the facts.

There are numerous facts that are not known yet. But unfortunately, George Zimmerman is “guilty” of murder as he has now been tried in the court of public opinion. That public opinion has unfortunately been fueled by some media reports that have been irresponsible—and have violated the rule of Journalism 101.

Protests continue for those seeking justice in the Martin case, with thousands marching in Florida this past weekend.

The media frenzy over this story—ironically on a case that went unreported for three weeks—has even been under scrutiny by others in the media. (read more).

NBC News Edits 911 Call

April 03, 2012    |  By Staff Writer

It was reported on Saturday that NBC News has launched an internal investigation into the editing of the 911 call placed by neighborhood watch member George Zimmerman to make him appear racist. Mr. Zimmerman placed that call the night he shot and killed Florida teenager Trayvon Martin, which he claims was in self defense. (Read More)

Stephen Brockman (Source: Harrison County Jail)

January 25, 2012

By Katie Bauer

CORYDON, IN (WAVE) – For years he could be seen photographing kids at sporting events all over southern Indiana. The Harrison County Prosecutor says Stephen Brockman, a freelance photographer, had pornographic imagines involving children on his laptop computer. He was booked into the county jail Tuesday afternoon.

"We have a guy who has access and who photographs children and then here we find hundreds of photos that are illegal and it's just disgusting," said J. Otto Schalk, Harrison County Prosecutor. (Read More)