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“It’s a Lot of Work . . . That Doesn’t Mean It Shouldn’t Try” Anchor Forced Off Air Wins DUI Case, but Can She Return?

Returning Monday, Feb. 10 O’Reilly’s Ratings Highest Since Boston Marathon Bombing Media Botch Report on Workforce Exits Under Health Law Week’s Reporting Finds Privilege Extended

Author Says Articles Helped Shape Modern Drug Policy In O’Reilly vs. Obama, Who Really Won? Super Bowl Highest Rated Show in U.S. Television History ABC

Writer Says Most Blacks on Show Have Not Been Happy Cold-Weather Super Bowl Has Firsts for Media, Latinos Study Details While Male Dominance of Sunday

Police Sought “Hispanic” but Arrested a “Black Male” Charles V. Pittman, Diversity Advocate, to Retire in March Race Missing From President’s Diagnosis of Inequality Stand-Alone

The Grio to Stay, Despite Fate of NBC Latino Morrie Turner, Pioneer Comic Strip Creator, Dies at 90 Hate Crimes Unit Investigates Beating of Arts

Some Say Accepting Government Aid Crosses Ethical Line . . . Bay State Banner Says Globe Wants to Write Its Obit Report From Free Morocco

Player’s Comments Prompt Debate Over “T-Word” Ex-NBC Latino Writer Questions NBC’s CommitmentTwitter to Capitalize on Large User Base of People of Color News Reports Tip

Interim Successor Led Medical Association, Alpha Phi Alpha Black Media Outlets Petition for Share of Anti-Tobacco Ads Essayists Took Notes at Star-Studded Baraka Funeral Obama

Board Decides Ethical Issues Are Not Worth It Screenwriter Ridley Defends Brutality in “12 Years a Slave” CNN Drops Midday Show Co-Anchored by Suzanne Malveaux

Envoy From Occupied “Last Colony in Africa” Sees Politics In Milestone, Rob King to Head ESPN’s News Operations Evening News Shows Ignore Landmark Internet Ruling

Arab Government Reaches Out to African Americans . . . News Groups’ Policies on Expenses-Paid Trips Armond White Expelled From New York Film Critics Group