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An Ohio woman, Debbie Rickabaugh, has been named Meals on Wheels' first Volunteer of the Year after learning American Sign Language (ASL) to communicate with a meal recipient.

From the first brewery in America to how to pour the perfect pint of Guinness and more, celebrate International Beer Day 2023, by brushing up on your knowledge of all-things beer.

Nathan Nearest Green was an enslaved distiller who taught young Jack Daniel to make Tennessee whiskey. Green became the first master distiller for Jack Daniel's Distillery in 1866.

On this day in history, Aug. 4, 1892, Andrew and Abby Borden of Fall River, Massachusetts, were brutally murdered inside their home. Daughter Lizzie Borden was later tried and acquitted.

A Florida woman looked back at video footage from her Ring doorbell camera, which showed a large alligator creeping around the corner of the front door to her house.

A woman from England is selling her late husband's extensive collection of vintage irons — set to go on the auction block for over $10,000. The man had over 400 irons on display at home.

Actor-writer Kirk Cameron and women's sports advocate Riley Gaines have learned that a public library they planned to visit on Saturday will not be able to accommodate them. First Liberty Institute is pushing back.

Watermelon is ripest in the summer months, though these recipes featuring the fruit can be enjoyed all year long. Additionally, understand the health benefits of watermelon.

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In a new "Short questions" series piece, Dana Perino talks with John Roberts — who reveals what he would tell his younger self and what he learned as a war correspondent on the front lines.

Charlie Clinton, an 11-year-old boy from Oklahoma, has reeled in a rare fish native to South America after it was illegally released into a neighborhood pond.

Tater Tot, the small orange kitten in Salt Lake City, Utah, with a huge fan base, died on Wednesday, August 2, after a brief illness. His "grompy" expression earned him many fans.

A Louisiana pastor shared his enthusiasm for the Saturday, August 5th, library event coming up, noting it's a chance to share faith and hope with younger generations in America.

Gymnast Mary Lou Retton captured Americans' hearts after she edged out two Romanian gymnasts for the individual all-around gold medal at the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles.

Bishop Barron has launched an effort to send Bibles to college freshman all across the United States in an effort to combat the staggering amount of college students leaving Catholicism.

Ahead of the Kirk Cameron-inspired “See You at the Library" book reading on August 5, Moms for Liberty has voiced its support and plans to host Cameron at a Huntsville, Alabama, library.

Faith-focused groups and individuals are heading to libraries on Saturday, August 5, to take part in a nationwide book reading event in part to stand up for faith, family and country.

Civil War-era gold coins were recently found in a Kentucky cornfield and listed for sale on govmint.com before being valued at $2 million. The coins were named the "Great Kentucky Hoard."

Actor-writer Kirk Cameron has read books of faith, family and freedom for a year at public libraries — now, everyday Americans will do so on Saturday, August 5, despite pushback.