Dr. Phil’s anti-woke TV network files for bankruptcy, accuses Christian broadcasting partner of ‘sabotage’ - ‘They were a conscious, intentional pattern of choices made with full awareness that the ...

Even a personality as well-known as Dr. Phil McGraw needs a little faith to get by when it comes to launching a new TV venture. While Trinity, founded in 1973 by minister Paul Crouch, offers programs ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. EXCLUSIVE: A year ago Dr. Phil and Trinity Broadcasting Network CEO Matthew Crouch sat together warning "the family in America is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Merit Street Media is founded by Dr. Phil McGraw, former host of 'Dr. Phil.'. Dr. Phil McGraw and his upstart TV network, Merit ...

Paul Crouch, a pioneering televangelist who founded Costa Mesa-based Trinity Broadcasting Network, the world’s largest Christian TV network, died Saturday, according to the network’s website. He was ...

PHOENIX & FORT WORTH, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Najafi Companies (“Najafi”), a private global investment firm, and Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), the world’s largest and most watched ...

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (RNS) — In a changing media landscape, VeggieTales has survived for 25 years on parents' familiarity and trust, experts say. A reboot of the iconic kids show debuts this fall on TBN.

PHOENIX & FORT WORTH, Texas—The Najafi Companies and Trinity Broadcasting Network have entered the market of companies attempting to acquire Tegna Inc. The two companies’ joint offer is $20 per share ...

When students arrive to perfect their English skills at a new international school in Costa Mesa, they likely won’t be greeted by the ornate staircase railings, gold-fringed draperies, crystal ...

The former Trinity Broadcasting Network campus in Costa Mesa has changed hands again, this time selling to Khoshbin Co. for $22 million, according to CBRE. Khoshbin Co. is owned by real estate ...

Costa Mesa City Council votes this week on whether the former Trinity Broadcasting campus will be converted to housing The six-acre campus that once served as the headquarters for Christian media ...