In the era of instant communications and the internet, this information is available 24/7. Local news can be found on other stations that specialize in that, like KFLS 1450 am. The more music we play every hour, the better our station is for you, the listener. We may mention a travel advisory or a special report, but regularly scheduled local news on the Eagle is not what we do.

Most likely your television station is using Electronic Newsroom Captioning. This is the script that the anchors are reading from. Only those portions that are scripted can be seen as captions. Most likely all weather, sports, live interviews and emergencies are not captioned. You as an individual or your local SHHH Chapter as a whole should complain that this practice is not acceptable.

Western Skies airs twice weekly on Teusdays and Thursdays at 7pm and both shows repeat Saturdays at 4PM. Please visit westernskies.krcc.org. After years of wishing and months of discussion and planning, I can now announce that KRCC will create a local news magazine. The idea for this program has been on our “to do” list for well over a decade, but only now made possible by the “can do” spirit and vision of Colorado College’s President Richard Celeste.

We have found that Battlefield Live does attract local media attention. Our local battlefield has been featured 4 different televisions shows, all quite high ratings. We have also had consistent attention from radio and newspapers.

Harmonia is available to public radio stations free of charge. More information is available by calling WFIU at 812-855-1357.

Well, you can ask them, nicely. Each station makes its own decisions about what programs to carry, and they often respond to listener requests. Particularly when they're accompanied by, oh, say, a new building. Otherwise, you can always listen our current and archived shows on the Web site. Whichever of our producers is editing that week's show -- usually Rod Abid, Mike Danforth, or Amanda Gibson, along with our crack staff of engineers -- gets to make the call.

Fox Sports has multiple feeds for sporting events. Our analog service provides the main feed. Fox Sports will decide what to play on a game-by-game basis. All of our digital packages provide alternate versions of Fox Sports, if the game is broadcast on an alternate feed, you will be able to see the game on our digital service.

Many sports team report their scores to us - and we post them on the web site on the Sports Scores page. If scores are missing, they were not reported. Please call the center where the game was played.

VPR does not operate local neighborhood radio stations. To do so would require too many transmitting towers. Instead we are licensed to operate higher power facilities from several strategically placed mountain top towers covering a wide area. That means that throughout much of the region our signal may not be received as a locally strong signal.

Generally these types of radio waves are line of sight, meaning they can not travel over the horizon and follow the curvature of the earth. They do not have the unique property of reflecting off the ionosphere like the shortwave frequencies do.

We have made the best attempts to gather as much content as possible. To request specific stations be added, please email us at support@eastbaytech.com or use our mail form. Some radio transmissions display a logo or animation while the audio plays, these are technically classified as video because they display video while they play.

This section pertains to those who can telnet but whose news boxes don't get a.g.u.d for whatever reason. If you have a WWW client, true, you can often access newsgroups that way, but usually the news URLs (in the format news:name.of.group) point the client to your local news machine, and if you don't get the group in the first place... you get the idea. It used to be true that one could telnet to library.wustl.edu and use the public Lynx browser there to read Usenet news, including the alt.

The Poker Players Alliance is committed to getting a broad range of poker news from across the country on a daily basis. Relevant stories are then placed on the Web site for our members to read. Please continue view the News section the Web site for any news from your part of the country.

No. Because StoryCorps is an independent organization, we raise our own funding. Please make a donation today to help keep StoryCorps open and accessible to all.

While the sports box scores can no longer be viewed on the My iWon page, they, along with Recaps and game Logs, can be seen with one click of the mouse from the My Sports module. Need more sports info? Make sure to check out news from individual teams on the My iWon home page. Simply click the 'edit' button on the My News module to get started, and choose your favorite MLB, NBA, NHL, NFL and NCAA teams.

Sports scores are available on The Sports Page of KHOU.com. The scores are featured on the left side of the page. KHOU.com's (section) is a complete entertainment source, provides searchable information about (city name)' vibrant cultural scene. Everything from movies, to galleries, to theatre and restaurants are available at (site section).

When you download your page, you get the most recent scores available at that time. To make your page continue to reload updated information, you can customize the Refresh My Page option of the Preferences section by clicking the icon in the upper right of your page.

High school or college sports results should be called in at 865-342-6282, faxed at 865-342-6402 or e-mailed at sports@knews.com immediately after the event. The sports department's hours are 2 p.m. to midnight. Results from events more than a day old will not be accepted. To get other community or recreational sports news printed, contact the Community News department at 865-342-6262.

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The Sheriff's Department has a number of programs for people to become involved in your community. Please contact the community relation's officer at your local Sheriff's Station during business hours or call the Sheriff's Volunteer Program at (323) 526-5757.

You will be given the opportunity to enter your zip code in a zip code box in several places throughout pbs.org, including the homepage, within Station Finder, and from within TV Schedules. In many places, you will also have the opportunity to select a state from a pull-down menu if you're unsure of the correct zip code. The resulting list of stations are those available in your television viewing area.

The Livingston County Press is the local newspaper. It contains information about area activities, people, places and things to do. All public notices by the Township are published in the "The Press". You can contact the press for a subscription or pick up a copy at many outlets around the county. WHMI is your local radio station, at 93.5 FM on your dial.

Elections in Spelthorne are the responsibility of this authority.  There are various polling stations throughout the borough.  Further information on the elections can be found on the Elections area of this website.

In most markets, NOW airs on Friday evenings. To find out when NOW is on in your community, check your local listings or view the schedule, where you can find your local station by entering your zip code or choosing your state.