Fox News remained on top courtesy of the Big Weekend Show.

The 5 p.m. ET hour was the peak time over at CNN and MSNBC.

Fox News was still the No. 1 cable news network.

CNBC also announced promotions for Mary Duffy and Kasey O’Brien.

The networks devoted much of their coverage to the flash flood tragedy in central Texas.

Fox News remained No. 1 across the board.

Fox News finished primetime ahead of the NBC and CBS broadcast networks.

NBC weatherman Al Roker received the Lifetime Achievement honor.

An Anderson Cooper and Phil Mattingly co-anchored edition of The Lead with Jake Tapper was CNN's No.1 program.

ABC News announces a slew of promotions within its New York and Washington, D.C., offices.

CNN and MSNBC's top programs fell outside the primetime window.

CNN and MSNBC also recorded higher viewership on Saturday, covering multiple major news events.

WBD president and CEO David Zaslav announced the plan on Monday.

CNN and MSNBC saw increased viewership compared to a typical evening.

The Five was the most-watched newscast of the evening in total viewers.

MSNBC and CNN split second place in total viewers and the demo, respectively.

The Five finished third among A25-54 viewers behind Gutfeld!

CNN's newsier hours from 4-8 p.m. topped its lineup of originals from 8-midnight.

A naval training ship's collision with the Brooklyn Bridge turned Saturday night into a breaking news night.

The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell was the most-watched show on MSNBC in both total viewers and the demo.