WBZ (WBZ)

The smartest show on television about the dumbest things on the internet. With celebrated comedian Taylor Tomlinson at the helm and a panel of guests from the worlds of entertainment, comedy, music and beyond, AFTER MIDNIGHT is a late-night comedy series about what set the internet abuzz that day with a game show feel.

Veteran journalist Norah O'Donnell anchors this weeknight survey of major news stories, which also includes human-interest segments as well as interviews with news-makers. (Repeat).

Wilkes-Barre-Scranton's early news with the latest stories, weather, and sports. (New).

Wilkes-Barre-Scranton's early news with the latest stories, weather, and sports. (New).

Wake up to Boston's latest news, including local stories, on WBZ. (New).

Boston morning news with local sports coverage. (New).

(New).

Drew talks to Carolina Garcia Jayaram about her foundation giving away $25 million for social impact and global good. (Repeat).

Drew-crewer Eitan Bernath has a new edition of Eitan Eats, and he's sharing his experience visiting viral hotspot The Hive in New Jersey. (Repeat).

An update of the classic game show in which contestants wearing outrageous costumes make deals with the host to win money and prizes.

"Come on down!" Contestants guess retail values for prizes on TV's longest-running game show. Bob Barker racked up over a dozen hosting Emmys since CBS first aired the daytime staple in 1972. When Barker retired in 2007, Drew Carey stepped in to ably fill his shoes.

Midday Boston news with the latest in sports and local events. (New).

An iconic, enduring soap opera, this is the steamer set in Genoa City, where the Newman and Abbott dynasties stir it up in the bedroom and the boardroom. Best known for long-term love triangles, issue-oriented plots, a multi-ethnic cast and slick production values, 'Y&R' has been showered with Emmys, launched countless careers and spawned the equally lavish 'The Bold and the Beautiful.' Former cas

The high-glam soap about L.A.'s fashionable and fertile Forrester clan was designed as a sister soap to the popular 'The Young and the Restless,' and quickly won ratings and global fans with cast crossovers, exotic remotes, glossy runway shows and fast-paced storylines about beautiful people behaving badly. In 2004, the show introduced a new family, the Marones, and recruited several nighttime alu

A weekday gabfest offering a female perspective on the day's headlines and other trending topics, including family, pop culture and health. Celebrity guests are interviewed and music artists perform.

A young man's grandmother took $4,000 from his duffle bag because she believed he'd stolen it from her daughter. But he says it was HIS money, which he'd planned to spend on his shoe business. (Repeat).

A woman claims her landlord disposed of her furniture after she accidentally locked herself out of the house. He says he made every effort to let her back in, but she disappeared for over thirty days. (Repeat).

The Judge is baffled by a woman suing her stepfather for damages after she misses months of car payments; he claims she assaulted her mother. Also: A woman accuses her long-time groomers of cutting her pet's nails too short, causing her to have one of her toes amputated. (Repeat).

A man is grilled by the Judge when he allegedly threatens a woman's credit score; he claims it's all a money grab. Also: The cost of a property survey is disputed by neighbors after trash and dog issues come into play. (Repeat).

Evening news in Boston with local stories, sports, and weather updates. (New).

In-depth evening news from Boston, covering local events, sports, and weather. (New).

Comprehensive evening news in Boston, covering local events, sports, and weather. (New).

Veteran journalist Norah O'Donnell anchors this weeknight survey of major news stories, which also includes human-interest segments as well as interviews with news-makers. (New).

(Repeat).

(Repeat).

Active-duty military, veterans and their families are honored. The Band of the Golden West, a USAF band from Sacramento, makes an appearance. (Repeat).

A Veterans Day special where singer-songwriter Jordin Sparks shows her appreciation for the troops by singing with host Wayne Brady. (Repeat).

The examination of the murder weapon and an intriguing development involving digital forensics reveal a startling motive. Detectives analyze the mysterious case of 21-year-old James Barry, who was murdered in a house full of his loved ones. (New).

Boston's late-night news with comprehensive event coverage and analysis. (New).

Jake Gyllenhaal. Chloe Fineman. (Repeat).

Monday, May 13 – Laura Ramoso, Johnny Pemberton, and Michaela Watkins appear. (Repeat).

Every 3 seconds an American's identity is stolen. Just how safe is your 401k? Your bank account? Your home? Your credit? Crime Reporter Tom Morris Jr. investigates the identity theft epidemic. Find out how you can help protect yourself with LifeLock.

Veteran journalist Norah O'Donnell anchors this weeknight survey of major news stories, which also includes human-interest segments as well as interviews with news-makers. (Repeat).

Wilkes-Barre-Scranton's early news with the latest stories, weather, and sports. (New).

Wilkes-Barre-Scranton's early news with the latest stories, weather, and sports. (New).

Wake up to Boston's latest news, including local stories, on WBZ. (New).

Boston morning news with local sports coverage. (New).

(New).

Drew and Ross Mathews have a special edition of Drew's News honoring New York's bravest with firefighter Darren Grant. They're covering topics like firefighters ranking first in a study of sexiest professions and the twelve-year-old who invented an early detection device for fires. New York firefighter Marc Anderson is reuniting with the paramedics who saved his life after he suffered a heart atta

Drew and Ross Mathews are covering the hottest headlines like why Rachel Bilson says it's half exciting and half terrifying to have a tween and the study that revealed why a midlife crisis could be good for you. Cookbook author of "More is More" Molly Baz is joining Drew in the kitchen to make ramen with mushrooms and soy butter. (Repeat).

Audience members dress up in outlandish costumes to get host Wayne Brady's attention in an attempt to make deals for prizes or cash. (Repeat).

(New).

Midday Boston news with the latest in sports and local events. (New).

(New).

(New).

October 24 – Television personality and host Adrienne Bailon-Houghton appears; reality television personality Crystal Kung Minkoff cooks. (Repeat).

An ex-tenant says her cat got into some succulents and died shortly after she moved in. But the landlords are baffled by the amount of damage it clearly caused. After seeing the damage to a car she rented for her niece, a woman admits she would never loan her own car to her. The car's owner wasn't even aware the niece was driving until today in court. (Repeat).

A homeowner under the gun to bring her dead lawn up to code claims the company did subpar work. (Repeat).

Family court judge Judy Sheindlin presides over real small-claims cases. (Repeat).

A woman accuses her neighbor of stalking her, selling drugs and threatening her with a firearm; and an unemployed social worker denies shooting at an ex-friend who allegedly poured gasoline on her lawn in a jealous rage. (Repeat).

Evening news in Boston with local stories, sports, and weather updates. (New).

In-depth evening news from Boston, covering local events, sports, and weather. (New).

Comprehensive evening news in Boston, covering local events, sports, and weather. (New).

Veteran journalist Norah O'Donnell anchors this weeknight survey of major news stories, which also includes human-interest segments as well as interviews with news-makers. (New).

(Repeat).

(Repeat).