Health/Nutrition 6 June '18
A teacher and mom from Florida made her own Summer Packet that teaches kids how to learn from life's experience. These include tying the shoelace and reading a book, to name a few.
Parenting 17 April '17
Dad Robert Johnson wasn't even on the police's radar but when someone got hurt for eating his pot brownies and he also involved his daughter in an illegal act, that's when authorities stepped in.
Infant 29 March '17
San Diego County health officials confirmed that a baby was born with microcephaly in the area.
School Age 17 March '17
Wendy Chay Son wanted the burglar to know that a family is sad because of what that person did.
Health/Nutrition 15 March '17
Florida was one of the hotbeds of Zika virus last year and now scientists claim it is possible the sperm donations in the state are infected.
Teens/Young Adults 8 February '17
The mom of the teenager killed in Walmart for allegedly stealing diapers over the weekend said she believes his son should not have been killed.
Health/Nutrition 8 February '17
Zika virus remains to be a threat in the United States.
School Age 6 February '17
Police learned that the mother left her kids to go to the store, leaving the children without anyone looking after them.
Teens/Young Adults 6 February '17
The 19-year-old teen was with three to four accomplices who fled the scene using a stolen vehicle.
Teens/Young Adults 28 January '17
Two Florida students attempted to commit a school shooting.
Autism 2 December '16
Parents who use alternative autism treatments choose to believe that their child is getting better than accepting that they have been fooled. Usually, these treatments are placebos that don't contain any ingredient that can affect a person's health at all.
Dads 30 November '16
Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka's involvement with charitable organizations has influenced their kids. The twins have joined their parents in delivering meals to the less fortunate near their home in Harlem, New York.
Family Life 15 November '16
A woman was charged for the second time in the death of her twin sister.
Toddler 9 November '16
Twenty-one preschoolers fell ill on Monday after eating lunch.
Dads 8 November '16
A person could go and party with Justin Bieber on New Year's eve for $500,000.
Health/Nutrition 27 October '16
Some cities in the United States have many residents with healthy hearts and aren't susceptible to heart attacks. Others, however, have people with weak hearts and are prone to heart attacks.
Teens/Young Adults 23 October '16
This teenager from Florida would inspire you to love your country even more.
Teens/Young Adults 21 October '16
A 14-year-old teen died from drug overdose as she was forced to ingest Xanax while forced into prostitution.
Toddler 19 October '16
Kaytlin Brown, a clinical assistant at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, saw Rebecca Lewis and her alleged kidnapper, West Hogs, while she was walking down a hallway at the hospital on Oct. 10. Brown saw Lewis’ photo in an AMBER Alert poster via Facebook moments before seeing the child with Hogs in the hospital.
Toddler 19 October '16
Kaytlin Brown, a clinical assistant at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, saw Rebecca Lewis and her alleged kidnapper, West Hogs, while she was walking down a hallway at the hospital on Oct. 10. Brown saw Lewis’ photo in an AMBER Alert poster via Facebook moments before seeing the child with Hogs in the hospital.
Toddler 11 October '16
A four-year-old girl from Florida has been found safe, and the abductor reportedly suffers from bipolar disorder.
Toddler 6 October '16
A 3-year-old girl died after being left inside the patrol car of her mother for hours.
Body 29 September '16
A new smartphone app that helps track and detect Zika virus outbreaks and symptoms has been developed in the University of Arizona. The app is "a community-based disease detection system" that is available for free on iOS and Android devices.
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