After a nearly two-month hiatus, the Bobby Portis Show was back on in Milwaukee. And if the first episode is any indication, it's can't miss television for the remainder of the NBA spring season.

A mum whose baby was born "looking like a doll" has opened ... as her "doll like" eyes signalled to Victoria and partner Bobby, 37, that something wasn't quite right. The mum said that they ...

If you’re a 9-1-1 fan, you must now know that the show lost one of its main characters: Captain Bobby Nash. Played by actor Peter Krause, the character was killed off in the season 8 episode tit ...

What does 9-1-1 look like without Bobby Nash? It’s a question you probably thought you’d never have to ponder, yet sadly, here we are after 9-1-1 Season 8 Episode 15 did the impossible and ...

Spoilers ahead. In Thursday’s episode, called “Lab Rat,” Captain Bobby Nash, played by Peter Krause, 59, died. “I’ve heard that many fans are upset by this loss and they have a right to be.

After eight seasons, 9-1-1 finally made the very bold choice to kill off a main cast member -- but it's fair to say nobody thought they would take out series lead Peter Krause, AKA Captain Bobby Nash.

Among additions this month for new Gophers men’s basketball coach Niko Medved is forward Bobby Durkin. He comes to Minnesota after playing two years at Davidson. “Bobby is a phenomenal ...

I love you, baby.” Peter released a statement on his character’s on-screen death in a statement obtained by Variety. He said that the reason behind Bobby’s death is because his “story arc ...

Fans spent weeks worrying about Season 8’s terrifying two-part emergency, wondering if Chimney dies, if Bobby dies, if Peter Krause is leaving the series, and if every member of the 118 makes it ...

Season 8, episode 15 began with Chimney (Kenneth Choi) battling a fatal disease, but in the final moments it was Bobby (Peter Krause) who succumbed to the virus. Patrick Gomez is an Executive ...

Bassett detailed the filming of Bobby and Athena’s emotional goodbye ... emerging from the smoke of a bus crash with a baby in his arms. He finally reconciled with his mother, too.

US Food and Drug Administration researchers working on ways to make powdered infant formula safer were told earlier this month they’d be let go, just weeks after Health and Human Services ...