Larry King hosted "Larry King Live" on CNN from 1985 to 2010. (AP/The Herald-Dispatch)

WASHINGTON - Talk show legend Larry King is set to return to the airwaves.

King will run a nightly show on a start-up Internet news channel called Ora.tv, The New York Times reports.

The show will resemble King's old CNN interview program.

Viewers will be able to stream the show for free on their computers, cellphones or TVs.

Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim Helú is financing the network that's being announced Monday. Ora translates to "now" in Spanish and Italian.

King, who is 78, says he's been restless and misses covering big stories. There's no word yet when his show will launch.

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