Horrible prank leaves kittens covered in toxic ink

Two kittens are being treated for potential toxic exposure after someone colored them with marking pens over their entire body.

Wednesday is Free Smoothie Day!

You can chill out Wednesday with a free drink from Smoothie King.

Arlington student forced to withdraw from school due to ponytail

An Arlington family says they are being forced to withdraw their seventh grader from his school because they say his hair is too long and violates the dress code. The family says he had been in the same school since he was in fourth grade and it was never a problem until recently.

There's a 24-karat gold doughnut in Los Angeles that costs $100

If you're feeling fancy, there's a restaurant in Downtown Los Angeles where you can buy a 24-karat gold doughnut for a mere $100. 

Burger King introduces chicken fries in the shape of rings

Officially called Chicken Fries Rings, the fast food chain says they are "optimal shape for dipping."  

RECALL: Some frozen veggies could contain listeria

A frozen foods company in Pasco, Washington is recalling 15 frozen vegetables sold under various names because of potential listeria contamination.

Sheriff Judd: Pizza delivery order lands 'dumb' criminal in Polk jail

A not-so-bright suspect with a late-night appetite is in the Polk County Jail. Deputies say Ronnie Dougherty robbed a Hungry Howie's delivery driver and then made it incredibly easy for deputies to track him down.

12-year-old girl runs NY half-marathon by mistake

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — A 12-year-old western New York girl wound up running 10 extra miles after she got into the wrong road race. LeeAdianez Rodriguez had registered for the 5K race that was part of last Sunday's Rochester Regional Health Flower City Challenge. She thought she was arriving late at the starting line when the race started, so she began running with the rest of the...

Kelly Ripa returns to 'Live,' not-so-subtly rips ABC

Kelly Ripa returned to "Live with Kelly and Michael" on Tuesday, walking onto the stage for the first time since news broke last Tuesday that Strahan will leave the show to join "Good Morning America."  

Half-bearded man arrested in Miami

A man booked into the Miami-Dade County Jail is making national headlines- not necessarily for what he did, but more for his booking photo.

Boy sells lemonade to help pay for his adoption

A third-grader in Missouri has been selling lemonade to help pay for his adoption.

Solar plane makes historic flight over Golden Gate Bridge

A solar-powered airplane on a historic journey around the world landed at Moffett Field Saturday night.  Before touching down, the Solar Impulse 2 flew over the Golden Gate Bridge, much to the delight of spectators at Crissy Field.  

Court: Patriots QB Tom Brady must serve 4-game 'Deflategate' suspension

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady must serve a four-game "Deflategate" suspension imposed by the NFL, a federal appeals court ruled Monday, overturning a lower judge and siding with the league in a battle with the players union.

'Police Lives Matter': Server picks up check for officers after funeral

A group of Ohio police officers had just come from a funeral for a member of their own when they got a touching surprise from the woman waiting on their table.

"Breastfeeding Welcome" sign in restaurants sparks debate

A movement to hang "Breastfeeding Welcome" signs in front of restaurants across Decatur is gaining praise and raising some eyebrows. 

Cat adopts one-month old baby squirrels

Here's a story sure to "purr" on your heart-strings. A cat in Ukraine named "Belka" has become a mother figure to two baby squirrels.

Boy injured when dust devil lifts him 10 feet

A young boy was injured in China when he was swept off the ground by a severe dust storm.

Authorities: Pot operations found in homes where 8 died

PIKETON, Ohio (AP) — Residents of the rural southern Ohio community of Piketon are rattled by a rare major crime that took the lives of eight members of a tight-knit family known in the area as hard workers.