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Teacher lets students draw on her white dress
Man's 'Doggie Bag' contraption goes viral
Pig on the loose captured in downtown Dallas
HS swimmer recognized for saving opponents life
Female Ford workers describe sexual harassment
Sister Georgeann gathers data for NWS for 50 years
Those who drink alcohol, coffee may live longer
Attorney charged for having sex with his dog
'Trash Man of Brick' dedicated to litter
Pulse massacre survivors visit Parkland students
School walkouts protest school shooting
Store uses facial recognition to stop shoplifters
Officials investigate after dead fish wash ashore
Opponents urge lawmakers to halt pot legalization
Connection between Rev. Billy Graham & Music City
Early burst of spring aggravates allergy sufferers
The storm hit. Then they moved... to all 50 states
Before Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico on September 20, there already was an unprecedented migration from the Caribbean island to the mainland United States -- at least in part because of the US commonwealth's financial crisis. After the storm, academics are starting to use words such as "exodus" and "stampede" to describe the massive outflow of people.
Sen. Gillibrand swears off cursing for Lent
Why tech secrets could cause clash between U.S. and China
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