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Spotlight on the Small Screen: Watch the 2025 Gotham TV Awards Live on WKYC+ This Monday at 7P

By Frank Macek Television’s brightest stars are heading to New York City for one of the newest—and most talked-about—evenings in entertainment: The Gotham TV Awards. And for viewers in Northeast Ohio, WKYC Studios is proud to bring the excitement home with a free live stream of the full ceremony on WKYC+ this Monday, June 2nd beginning at 7 p.m. ET. Whether you're a fan of bold new series, breakout performances, or just love the energy of an awards show that truly celebrates the art of television, this is an event you won’t want to miss.   Now in just its second year, The Gotham TV Awards—presented by The Gotham Film & Media Institute—has already carved out a unique space in the TV awards landscape. Unlike other shows that focus heavily on established names and big-budget productions, the Gotham Awards highlight innovation, diversity, and creative risk-taking. These are the stories—and the storytellers—that are shaping what television is becoming, not just what it’s been. ...

WKYC’s “Heartstrings” Series Brings Real, Emotional Stories to Viewers Each Week

By Frank Macek At a time when so much of the news cycle can feel overwhelming or impersonal, WKYC Studios is carving out space for something different—something deeply human. It’s called “Heartstrings,” and it’s quickly becoming a signature series for the station thanks to the compassionate storytelling of journalist Lindsay Buckingham. “Heartstrings” isn’t just another feel-good segment—it’s a celebration of Northeast Ohioans whose stories deserve to be told. Whether it’s about love, loss, resilience, kindness, or second chances, each installment of “Heartstrings” pulls viewers into a world where emotions are raw, personal, and ultimately inspiring. What Is “Heartstrings”? Launched as a storytelling feature within WKYC’s 3News newscasts, “Heartstrings” has since grown into a full weekly show airing on the station’s streaming platform, WKYC+, every Wednesday at 3 p.m. While clips may appear in select editions of 3News throughout the week—especially during morning or evening newscasts—t...