'I'm Still Here': Man Gets Shocked 34 Times After Heart Attack
An Ohio man who had to be shocked 34 times to stabilize his failing heart is now sharing his near-death experience.
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An Ohio man who had to be shocked 34 times to stabilize his failing heart is now sharing his near-death experience.
A ten-year-old Kentucky girl who is confined to a wheelchair was planning to miss yet another field trip until a teacher stepped in.
A Tennessee woman says she almost lost her arm to flesh-eating bacteria after getting a manicure at a nail salon.
A Virginia woman says she was stopped in her tracks by a squirrel that needed help protecting its injured baby squirrel from a nearby cat threatening to attack.
An Arkansas police department that has recruited a rescue kitten says it needs the public's help to "pick the purrrrfect name" for the "little guy."
An Oklahoma Woman was taken into custody Sunday after allegedly threatening to "shoot 400 people for fun," possibly at her former high school, according to deputies.
A North Carolina cheerleading team was placed on probation Monday after posing for a picture in front of a Trump 2020 re-election banner at a football game.
Three in five Americans who log 50 to 59 hours per week feel overworked, according to a new study from Sleep Junkie provided exclusively to Yahoo Finance.
An Ohio mom of three school-aged children who lost $20,000 to a Social Security scam is sharing her story to warn others.
A concerned mother says she took her baby out of a suburban St. Louis daycare after she saw him drink another woman's breast milk.
An Oregon man is definitely on a winning streak. First he beat cancer. Then he beat it again. And then, he won the lottery!
A Connecticut man, known for pulling pranks, got his very own comedic farewell this week in an unusual obituary.
Inspired by celebrities such as the Kardashians, more and more women are trying a bizarre new beauty hack to temporarily create a fuller-looking pout.
A tractor-trailer carrying some sweet cargo caught fire Wednesday afternoon in Missouri, closing the westbound lanes of a major interstate for several hours.
A shortage of "economically-attractive" men may be one reason for a steady decline in marriages in the United States, according to new research.
