Can you give me some idea about the top stories on channel 2?

As we don't know what 'SPH' stands for in relation to these stories, it's hard to give a proper answer. If 'SPH' was a project name, the stories could be about the progress, challenges and achievements of that project. But this is all just speculation as we lack key information.

Sorry, I don't have the actual details of the top stories on Channel 2 Houston. You could check their website or watch the channel directly.

Since we don't know if this John Ross is in the field of politics, entertainment, or something else, it's difficult to determine. If he's in entertainment, his top stories might be about exclusive interviews with famous actors or behind - the - scenes stories of blockbuster movies. But this is just a guess without proper context.

Sorry, I don't have the exact list of this week's top 10 fiction books. But some books that are usually popular are 'The Catcher in the Rye' by J.D. Salinger and 'Harry Potter' series by J.K. Rowling.

Maybe a local hero story, like a person who saved someone from a fire. That could be a top story on Channel 5.

Maybe there's a story about a new school being built in the local area. This would be important as it affects the education of the children in the community.

Sorry, I don't have the specific examples of Channel 8's top stories. It could be stories about a big fire that happened in the area it covers, or a charity event that was very successful.

The top stories of 'the fix' might also be shaped by audience interests. If their readership is mainly interested in entertainment, then stories about the latest movie releases, celebrity news, or music events could be considered top stories. But this is just a general assumption as we still don't know the nature of 'the fix'.

Suppose 'sa' is a media outlet. Then the top stories would likely be a mix of national and international news, along with some local stories if it has a regional focus. They might cover everything from political scandals to scientific breakthroughs, depending on their editorial policy and the interests of their audience. But again, we need to know what 'sa' is to be certain.

Sure. Their latest game results are often top stories. A big win or a tough loss always makes the news. For example, if they won a game in the last seconds with a great play, it would be a top story.