Perdita, ‘World’s Worst Cat,’ gets adopted after snarky Facebook ad

A snarky Facebook post by Mitchell County Animal Rescue led to the adoption of Perdita, the affectionately dubbed “World’s Worst Cat.”

Americans visited libraries more often than movie theaters or concerts in 2019, survey finds

A recent Gallup Poll found that Americans - especially women, people in low-income households and young adults - visited a library more often than going to the movies or attending a concert.

New Irving officer surprised by military son during swearing-in ceremony

One of the Irving Police Department’s newest officers was brought to tears during her swearing-in ceremony. Her son who has been stationed overseas for the past two years showed up to pin her badge.

No, Corona beer is not linked to China’s coronavirus outbreak

People online apparently believe Corona beer is linked to the coronavirus outbreak, according to search engine data from Google.

Police ask for public’s help nabbing ‘not so graceful burglar’ seen on video falling from ceiling

Authorities in Rancho Cucamonga on Monday were seeking the public's help identifying a "not so graceful burglar." Video surveillance caught the suspect's entrance into the building, in which he fell from the ceiling.

Chick-fil-A selling chicken in heart-shaped boxes for Valentine's Day

Nothing says love like a heart-shaped box full of chicken nuggets -- so if the way to your Valentine's heart is through their stomach, Chick-fil-A has you covered.

Everyone is making coffee wrong, study says

A study published in an academic journal suggests that people have been making coffee with too many beans and too finely a ground.

‘Outlet challenge’ prompts safety warnings from fire investigators

Fire investigators in Massachusetts are hoping to help pull the plug on a new viral “challenge” that may be redefining the word “stupid.”