For several years, there have been no Fourth of July fireworks at Navy Pier, but with the holiday falling on a Saturday in ...

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Just because FOX 2 is carrying the complete slate of FIFA World Cup coverage does not mean you can't still watch your local news and weather broadcast. FOX 2 will continue streaming its news as ...

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If you're not going to a match but still want to watch with a crowd, there's a lot going on for fans in every host city and beyond. Liz Kocan has spent the last 20 years covering TV, entertainment and ...

Who Is Performing During 2026 FIFA World Cup? The opening ceremony of the World Cup is spread across two days, Thursday (June 11) and Friday (June 12), and takes place in each host nation, including ...

WPLG Local 10 and the Miami HEAT on Monday announced a newly expanded media rights agreement, making Local 10 the home of HEAT basketball across South Florida. Beginning in October with the 2026–27 ...

MIAMI — For the first time in decades, the Miami Heat’s entire regular-season local television package will be available on over-the-air television, without additional cost for cable or subscription ...

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is hitting North American soil in just a matter of days, kicking off on Thursday, June 11, 2026. With an expanded 48-team field serving up a record-breakin ...

SAN ANTONIO – Every NBA Finals game will air on San Antonio’s official broadcast home for all the action — KSAT 12. Tune in to channel 12 in San Antonio or the local ABC station in your area. You can ...

If you're not planning to shell out for a match ticket, float on a barge or stare up at a 70-inch screen to see a World Cup game this summer, local bars across Washington might be the place to go.