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Leaving devices on standby costs the average household two monthly electric bills, research suggests.

Several former residents of Futaba, the only remaining uninhabited town in Japan still recovering from effects of radiation from nuclear plant meltdowns in 2011, have returned to live for the first time since the massive earthquake and tsunami forced them out

She was a popular ingenue in 1960s movies including “Where the Boys Are” and “Light in the Piazza.”

The trailblazing actress and television host Betty White died on Dec. 31, just ahead of her 100th birthday.

Whether new or old, one thing is the same: TVs need to be properly anchored or mounted. Consumer Reports explains why and is offering safety steps to avoid a TV tragedy.

After a hiatus in 2020 that drew outcry from fans, “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” will return to television screens for Halloween 2021.

The former host of the “To Catch a Predator” TV series turned himself in Friday after a Michigan judge issued a warrant for his arrest for no-showing at a court hearing to explain why he had not given a defense lawyer more footage of a police sting operation.

Floodwater gushes into properties in and around Chard, Somerset, following heavy rainfall.

Ellen DeGeneres is calling time on her long-running talk show.

In the early years of the past decade, many TV manufacturers actually hurried to make 3D models after the success of “Avatar” in movie theaters. Stores had neat demonstrations for customers as to what 3D TV viewing could look like, and it was thought to be the future of television. But by 2016, many TV manufacturers stopped making 3D televisions entirely. The introduction of 3D TVs came at a poor time after “Avatar” came out in 2009. Millions of 3D TVs are still in use around the world, so it’s not like the concept is completely extinct.

Television's Dr. Oz is going on air to fight back against critics and doctor peers who say he lack integrity and promotes "quack treatments." Jeff Glor reports.