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Probably not the biggest highlight in this anchor's career but definitely the most memorable. This is what happened when this news anchor got food and truck tongue tied. He dropped the F-bomb on accident but his co-workers thought it was hilarious....

Reporting the news looks like this anchor's part-time job. Dan Thorn decided to turn the WVNS set in Ghent, West Virginia into his own personal discotheque when he started dancing to T.I.

We don't know if she's new to the beat, but this reporter is definitely wet behind the ears.

This just in: one little girl is bound to get grounded after interrupting her mother while she delivered the news.

This is the perfect example of what NOT to do on your first day of work. AJ Clemente's first time to be on air at a news station in North Dakota went totally horrible to the point that he was fired right after the segment was done. I wonder what he was cussing about...

In this particular news segment these ladies are focused on sausage, a sausage fest if you will, and you can tell it has a bit of an effect on them. Call it a real life ‘Schweddy Balls’ moment if you want, but not only are these ladies discussing how much they love sausage, the one anchor also happens to drop a certain word you can’t say on TV, not once but TWICE, while promoting the event. “Y

During a live broadcast, 9News Denver weatherman Ashton Altieri attempts to congratulate sports anchor Aaron Matas for a win by his alma mater’s basketball team, the Indiana Hoosiers.

There have been lots of changes in the life of Chelsea Clinton. On top of getting married last year, she now has a new job — TV reporter.

Just in time for Halloween, ‘Today’ anchors Lester Holt, Amy Robach and Jenna Wolfe joined the cast of SyFy’s ‘Ghost Hunters’ to search for spirits at Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia. Mighty brave, given that the abandoned prison is supposedly a hotbed of paranormal activity.

TV reporter Brad Woodward picked about the worst time possible to be caught taking a smoke break. The five-year veteran of KHOU news in Houston was happily puffing away when the anchors cut to his coverage of an oil fire.