By tomorrow at 6 AM in the morning, you'll know how to help stamp out time redundancies.

A journalist's job does not include telling us what to do. Here are some examples of how it should and should not be done.

Elementary school kids make this mistake but adults they shouldn't. (Hint: This sentence is grammatically incorrect)

You don't say, "quote" / "unquote" in everyday polite conversation. Journalists shouldn't, either.

When the California Highway Patrol chased an SUV through the terminal at LAX, sparks flew and so did a TV helicopter. The airborne crew shot some great video as they followed the SUV and CHP until the guys in the SUV stopped and bailed. The cops went for the driver and took him down on camera.

I saw this on a Thursday afternoon but apparently it happened the night before. Nobody said WHEN it happened. That's a problem, because the WHEN is an essential part of all news stories.