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We have to give some serious props to this reporter who maintains his cool in a stressful situation.

For somebody who makes a living being on camera, you'd think ESPN reporter Britt McHenry would know better.

This reporter is going to hear "What are you -- chicken?" jokes for the rest of his career.

Not since Bobby Riggs squared off with Billie Jean King has the gauntlet been thrown down so hard in the battle of the sexes.

Tired of all the yapping on the endless number of news shows littering your TV? Well, then, you'll want to see this.

The power of local news continues to shine with this shining star.

"Way to go, Dan. Way to make a baby boy cry on live television." Yeah, good job Dan. We especially like how once the baby starts to cry his impulse is to run awaaaaaayy, and then later to cheer the crying kid up with a bit of song and dance.

Tired of regular, boring, emotionally unavailable news? Well then, this is the video for you because this melodramatic news reporter is very involved with his work. He’s emotional. He’s gesturing wildly. He’s smacking his notepad for emphasis. You really get the sense that it’s not every day a bus crashes into a house in Montgomery County, Maryland. And when one does, it is a BIG deal.

One of the ways a local TV news reporter can distinguish himself is through his coverage of an extreme weather event. WATE 6 News Knoxville reporter Mike Krafcik was given that opportunity when he was assigned to the heatwave which struck the Tennessee city earlier this month.

Legendary ’60 Minutes’ journalist Mike Wallace died over the weekend at the age of 93. While he will best be remembered for his work on the longtime CBS newsmagazine, there are plenty of other fascinating facts about Wallace that you may not know: