On Friday, detectives arrested Loretta Doyle Burroughs, 61, for the murder of her husband, Daniel Burroughs, 66.

Police in Omaha, Nebraska, said Thursday that they're looking into whether there's a connection between the recent killings of a university professor and his wife and two unsolved area homicides.

News: The Tuesday Playlist: New Girl, Other Finales as a New Dance Begins Seattle Post-Intelligencer Copyright 2013 Seattle Post-Intelligencer. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Updated 6:52 am, Tuesday, May 14, 2013 Famous last words: "Nothing can go wrong," says Jess on Cece's lavish wedding day - not accounting for the runaway ...

Vulture's TV critic, Matt Zoller Seitz, will be watching and evaluating the early clips and concepts of each of the new shows unveiled at this year's upfronts. Here are his thoughts on CBS's shows. The Crazy Ones The gist: Comedy-drama from David E. Kelley set at Roberts & Roberts, a ... More »

Scott D. Pierce writes about television for the Salt Lake Tribune. Vice president of the Television Critics Associationn, he's covered TV in Utah since 1990.

Abe George, the Indian-American candidate for district attorney in Brooklyn, said he is suing CBS for a show it plans to air featuring incumbent DA Charles Hynes. George, 34, said he filed a suit May 14 in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan.

Abe George, the Indian-American candidate for district attorney in Brooklyn, said he is suing CBS for a show it plans to air featuring incumbent DA Charles Hynes. George, 34, said he filed a suit May 14 in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan.

Famous last words: "Nothing can go wrong," says Jess on Cece's lavish wedding day ? not accounting for the runaway horse, the badger on the loose, and the inappropriate soundtrack that factors into the buds plotting a "sabo" (Schmidt-speak for "sabotage") in a pivotal and blissfully funny second-season finale of Fox's New Girl (Tuesday, 9/8c)

Four decades ago Commissioner Kelly was a young Sergeant arriving on the scene of a horrific crime, the virtual execution of two fellow police officers.

PBS rocks the fall with Jimi Hendrix, a “Nashville 2.0? tribute to legendary country stars, Barbra Streisand, a broadcast of Stephen Sondheim’s musical “Company,” Billie Jean King, William Shakespeare, the history of superheroes and the anniversaries of “War of the Worlds” (75 years ago) and President John F. Kennedy’s assassination (50 years ago). PBS pays tribute ...