The best AgweekTV bloopers of 2025 OK, so we're not perfect. Check out this collection of our favorite funny moments from throughout the year, featuring Emily Beal, Jenny Schlecht, Ariana Schumacher ...

Lou Eisenbrandt, stands next to an Army jeep on her last day in Vietnam. Eisbrandt served as a nurse during the war and shares her experience in the new documentary "To The Women Who Served." Women ...

Women’s History Month has come and gone, and despite all the drama, we are still here and multitasking more than ever. However, imagine waking up one day to find all the women had simply vanished! No ...

Women are steering the systems that will define the next decade. As the 2025 Forbes Power Women list demonstrates, their influence across technology, finance and politics is both deep and global, yet ...

The deadline has passed for New Jersey residents to apply for property tax relief through the state’s ANCHOR program. While many people have received payment others are wondering "where's mine?" ...

New York has several fine TV news anchor teams on the air right now but none like the original rock stars of local TV. Such stardom takes years to establish. Moreover, in the days when they ruled, ...

Former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson attacked President Trump for a pair of incidents during which he snapped at female reporters who asked about his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Vanderbilt women’s basketball cruised to a win over Furman Monday night by a score of 96-48 in the home opener. The story of the game was Ndjakalenga Mwenentanda, who led Vanderbilt in scoring with 16 ...

The BBC has upheld a complaint that presenter Martine Croxall broke the network’s guidelines by correcting the term “pregnant people” to “women” during a live broadcast. “London School of Hygiene and ...

The BBC has ruled that one of its most recognizable anchors breached impartiality standards after she changed the scripted term “pregnant people” to “women” live on air, a moment that went viral and ...

The BBC has upheld a complaint that presenter Martine Croxall broke the network's guidelines by correcting the term "pregnant people" to "women" during a live broadcast. "London School of Hygiene and ...