Man Sacrifices Childhood Home To Build Golf Course For Inner-City Kids
A Missouri man bulldozed his own childhood home on Monday to fulfill his dream of building a golf course in the neighborhood where he grew up.
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A Missouri man bulldozed his own childhood home on Monday to fulfill his dream of building a golf course in the neighborhood where he grew up.
Mickey, Minnie, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pinocchio and their many friends can breathe easier now. Walt Disney World theme parks are smoke free as of Wednesday.
Senior dogs who haven't been adopted now have a place to call home.
A motorcyclist who lost control and crashed after allegedly flipping off a driver on a Texas highway is in critical condition, deputies said.
Older people with a poor sense of smell could have nearly double the risk of dying in the coming decade compared with those with sharp noses, according to a new study.
"Hackers" paid tribute to the big "Avengers: Endgame" premiere.
Marijuana is still illegal in Wisconsin, but a church that recently opened its doors in Madison may have found a loophole.
Playtime is taking a backseat to improving test scores in school – much to the detriment of American students, according to new research.
Google has added a Thanos-inspired Easter egg on their site to celebrate the release of "Avengers: Endgame" which opened Friday.
LEGO is releasing a new brick product to help blind and visually impaired children learn braille, the company announced Wednesday.
Nearly 700,000 "Kids II Rocking Sleepers" are being recalled after five infants have died. The infants rolled from their back to stomach.
We have all heard of therapy dogs, but what about a robot therapy dog? "Jennie" is a prototype robot therapy dog designed to help patients who are unable to care for a real pet.
Planet Fitness is giving high school students aged 15-18 the opportunity to work out for free all summer -- and the chance to win a college scholarship!
Your job may be killing you. A new report from the United Nations says stress from work, excessive hours and occupational disease are responsible for nearly 2.8 million deaths every year.
The parents of a Texas boy are "very upset" after a school administrator allegedly took a sharpie to their son's head.
