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Carson King, the college football fan whose televised request for beer money resulted in a massive fundraiser for a children's hospital in Iowa, is now immortalized on cans of Busch Light.

An Arizona Burger King customer is claiming her granddaughter was served a chicken sandwich so raw it was “pink as it could be.”

The Museum of the Bible held its first-ever women's fashion show featuring biblically-inspired couture and top designers.

Over 3,500 complaints filed.

Talk about a mouthful of controversy.

“It would give me a feeling that I am recognized for what I do, what I am,” the veteran said.

Foundation started in her name.

A Missouri mother is warning drivers to be careful not to leave aerosol cans in hot vehicles after a bottle of dry shampoo exploded, shattering the sunroof of her daughter's car.

Led Gibbs 1,2,3 sweep.

Forget red light cameras, now drivers can get caught red-handed.

Americans throw away 103 pounds of spoiled food from their fridge every single year, according to new research.

Two kindred spirits — as well two completely separate worlds of high fantasy — became one at a non-traditional wedding ceremony in Germany.

Food Network star and celebrity chef Carl Ruiz passed away on Saturday of a suspected heart attack at age 44, his colleagues announced.

A service dog named Nala has gone viral thanks to a heartwarming video showing the animal cuddling with Donald Duck at Disney World.

After feeling tricked into paying hundreds of dollars and not getting paid back for his friend’s wedding, a slighted usher is wondering how close he really is with the groom.

A seemingly heartbroken women's fiery attempts to forget her ex just ended up causing her more problems.

Unlike apples, a soda a day probably won’t keep the doctor away, but that doesn’t mean they can’t taste the same.

This chef clearly doesn’t believe that the customer is always right.

A Seattle news anchor sparked a #candywar on Twitter when she posed the pre-Trick-or-Treating question about six popular Funsize candies.

The reason why is surprisingly simple.