It's 'Back to the Future' Day

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The future is today — if "Back to the Future" is to be believed. The celebration of the so-called "Back to the Future" Day on Wednesday marks the date — Oct. 21, 2015 — that the characters Marty McFly, Emmett "Doc" Brown and Jennifer Parker famously journeyed from 1985 to 2015 in the sci-fi film trilogy's second installment in 1989.

Husband in viral pregnancy announcement clip shares heartbreaking news on Facebook

Just two weeks after their heartwarming and emotional pregnancy announcement video went viral, a husband is asking for prayers for his wife and unborn child.

At 100, woman still working 11 hours a day, 6 days a week

Felimina Rotundo works 11 hours a day, six days a week at a Buffalo laundromat and says she has no plans to quit working even though she turned 100 two months ago.

Scare in the air; Mesa man uses drone for Halloween

It may be hard to believe, but we're just a few weeks from Halloween. And while those little ghosts and goblins are going door to door trick or treating, they might want to keep an eye out in the skies above. That's because one valley drone expert has a special surprise for them.

Squatty Potty video goes viral, but does it work?

A magical unicorn using a special footrest effortlessly eliminates itself creating cone after cone of rainbow-colored soft serve ice cream. The viral video has reached more than two million viewers, and numbers are rising.

Waterspout damages truck near Skyway bridge

A waterspout heavily damaged a semi truck as it was approaching the Sunshine Skyway Bridge Sunday morning, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

Escaped suspect re-arrested after trolling cops

The suspect who allegedly escaped from Sarasota police is back in custody -- with handcuffs on both of his hands.

Carving Pumkins with a Gun

Pumpking carving can be such a messy and time consuming business. You have to cut the gourd open, scoop the gunk out, pick a design and then use a knife and specialty tools to cut into the pumpkin. Then there's the chance you could cut yourself and even worse, screw up the design and have to start all over again. 

Family of Seven All Sleeps in One Giant Bed

We've all heard of people letting their baby, toddler even the family dog sleep in their bed, but how many of us would be OK with five children? For one Texas couple those sleeping arrangements are a reality.

Man accidentally shoots himself in crowded movie theater

It was a scare for those at a Kansas movie theater after a man’s gun goes off- shooting himself in the leg.

Coworkers turn out to be sisters, separated for 40 years

When Holly O'Brien and Meagan Hughes started working together as nursing assistants earlier this year, something clicked between the two of them.

Beloved police dog received his Last Call before he died

Officers and community members in Edinburg, Texas are honoring a 9-year-old K-9 that passed away from cancer.

Police release video, 911 calls of Manziel dispute

BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Police have released a dash-cam video and 9-1-1 emergency calls from a roadside incident involving Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel. The former Heisman Trophy winner was questioned by Avon, Ohio, police last week after Manziel got into an argument with his girlfriend, Colleen Crowley. Witnesses said Manziel passed cars on the shoulder while driving at a high speed and he later admitted drinking alcohol earlier in the day.

Body found in freezer may belong to missing girl

Many questions remain in the case of a missing girl whose body may have been found in a freezer at a Bay area home over the weekend.

Officer accused of biting man's testicle no longer on force

BALTIMORE (AP) — A Baltimore man is no longer an Anne Arundel County police officer after he was charged for public intoxication and accused of biting another man's testicles during a fight outside a bar while he was off-duty on Cinco de Mayo. County police spokesman Lt. Ryan Frashure tells The Capital of Annapolis (http://bit.ly/1QDnjZ6 ) 31-year-old Cpl. Michael Flaig is no longer employed by the department as of Sept. 23, but he wouldn't elaborate on why he left.