1 day agoFace mask check: Are you being hygienic enough?By now, wearing a face mask when you’re out and about or around crowds of people should be nothing new.
1 day agoMy pandemic pregnancy: ‘I wanted to celebrate my rainbow’When Kayla Molina found out she was pregnant, she felt excited, hopeful and optimistic.
3 days agoHere’s why Hispanic Heritage Month starts in the middle of SeptemberHispanic Heritage Month kicks off with countries celebrating independence days.
3 days agoPhotos: Hurricane Sally slams into coast near Alabama-Florida borderHurricane Sally made landfall near Gulf Shores, Alabama, as a Category 2 storm in the early morning hours Wednesday, bringing storm surge and torrential rain.
3 days agoWhat’s the difference between a watch and warning, anyway? A hurricane guideWhether you just moved somewhere that gets threatened by hurricanes often or you’re just an avid weather-follower, of course you want to be in the know.
3 days agoAdvent of color TV has this man to thankAs if there aren’t enough reasons to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, simply watching your TV is another great way to pay tribute.
Trying to make a few extra bucks? Sell your old items online: 9 ways to guarantee you’ll profit, and quicklyFor many people, 2020 has been a financially uncertain time. There has been job loss, furlough, and still, plenty of unknowns swirl about the future.
A trip down memory lane: These might be the 10 most unforgettable political adsWe are in the stretch run of the election, with ramped-up rallies, debates, and of course, lots and lots of television ads from the candidates filling up our TV screens.
Rare blue moon to grace Halloween skyCan we agree there are few things that sound creepier than a full moon on Halloween? Of course, we mean “good” creepy.
My pandemic pregnancy: ’We’re 18 years old ... We had to jump in’When Delicia Garza’s newborn daughter underwent surgery, an operation that required an overnight hospital stay, the San Antonio woman said it felt like the walls were clo...
Longing for a luau? Hawaii now requires travelers to fill out a digital health application before arrivingIf you’ve planned on or are envisioning a beautiful trip to Hawaii, you should first know about the state’s new mandatory health application.
We asked how you’re holding up: 13 responses that will make you feel less aloneIt can always be better. It can always be worse. Keep that in mind.
It’s here: Target’s car seat trade-in event is finally happening Target has announced it will hold its car seat trade-in event, during which they will accept any car seat in exchange for a 20% off Target coupon.
Will coronavirus cancel Halloween?Halloween typically means big business each year, and not just for the candymakers. But this year, as you might imagine, will be a little different.
Are your kids doing school virtually? We want to see what your home classroom looks likeWhether your children have already begun their school year or you’re still preparing due to delays, there are many who are choosing to keep their kids home to learn as th...
‘There was no such a thing as remote learning’ for at least 463 million children, UNICEF official says
My pandemic pregnancy: From infertility to cancer to IVF to a 20-week scare: ‘It happened exactly how it was supposed to'
My pandemic pregnancy: ‘If we make it through this, we’re really meant to be'When Jennifer Cardenas found out she was pregnant, she envisioned a baby shower surrounded by her friends and family, carefree spring days filled with walks in the park, ...
This quaint, car-free island is trying to grow its fewer-than-700-person populationSark, the smallest of England’s four Channel Islands, is hoping to entice people to move to the destination as its population dwindles.
How does a hurricane develop, anyway?If you’re not a scientist, a person who follows the weather or a storm-tracker, then it might seem random: Why do some tropical systems turn into hurricanes, and why do o...
Survived COVID-19? Here’s what it’s like to donate plasma, and why it’s so crucialHealth experts have identified that plasma received from someone who has survived COVID-19 can be extremely beneficial to others who may contract the virus.
This time can be HARD. So tell us: Do you feel like you’re cracking?The country has been in a strange place now for at least six months: We’ve quarantined, we’ve had some of our local businesses shut down, and then reopen, and hey, is tha...
Worried about whether your vote will count? Here’s how to submit a ballot without using the mailWith the United States Postal Service mired in financial issues and the COVID-19 pandemic making people more hesitant to go to polling locations to vote, many are worried...
How you can make wearing a mask fashionable and funWearing a mask out in public to help stop the spread of COVID-19 is just another sign of the times these days, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun with it, right?
Before hurricane season ramps up, check your homeowner’s insuranceEntering the peak of hurricane season is a good time to review your homeowner's insurance. Here's why.
What’s that delicious juice concoction Walt Disney World serves?Disney is known for having delectable food that can only be found inside the parks.
Considering a last-minute homeschool decision? Interest has ‘exploded’ amid pandemicAs parents nationwide prepare to help their children with more distance learning, a small but quickly growing number are deciding to take matters entirely into their own ...
Police in one country are using drones to enforce social distancingThese police have taken an extraordinary step to ensure people are following rules.
Could dogs help in the detection of COVID-19? Studies suggest it’s possibleLeave it to man’s best friend to lend us a hand -- err, paw -- during a worldwide pandemic. At least, that’s what some scientists are hinting at.
