High Schools to Provide SAT and ACT Testing Free of Charge
This new legislation follows last year's pilot program where all but two of the state's 459 public high schools provided the ACT for juniors free of charge.
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Snow White Monkey Born Without Thumbs is Welcomed as Zoo's First Baby of 2017
This tiny baby monkey born with stubs instead of thumbs is the latest addition to the Cincinnati Zoo family.
Policemen Carry Pregnant Woman to Hospital Through Heavy Snow
There was too much snow on the roads for hospital staff to get to Kamini – so this police team brought Kamini to the hospital.
'Naked' Penguin is Warmer After This Special Wetsuit was Created
Adelie the penguin was too cold without her feathers to keep her warm - so specialists made her a sweet wetsuit to mimic her natural coat.
Watch 80-Year-old Stun Music Store With Shredding Guitar Solo #TBT
This 81-year-old grandfather may be older than the usual music store guest, but his hands are still incredibly dextrous.
Woman Has First Haircut Since 1994 to Raise Money for Charity
Elaine Mays had been growing her 55 inches of brown hair since 1994 before she recently had it all sheared off for charity.
Strangers Save Elderly Resident From Having to Leave Nursing Home
Carrie Lou Rausch really didn't want to leave her beloved nursing home – but thanks to the kindness of strangers, she didn't have to.
Chef Delivers Free Pizza, Water to Drivers Stuck in Traffic
Simone Di Maria felt so sorry for all the drivers stuck in traffic, he handed out pizza and bottled water free of charge.
Painless 'Smart Patch' Delivers Insulin to Diabetics Without Needles
Scientists have developed a patch that monitors glucose levels in the bloodstream and distributes insulin when necessary, eliminating the use of needles.
18-Year-old Kidnapped as a Newborn is Finally Found
18-year-old Alexis Manigo – born Kamiyah Mobley – was only eight hours old when she was abducted by a woman disguised as a nurse.
4 U.S. States Show Decline in Obesity For First Time in 10 Years
High percentages of American adults suffer from obesity, but this new health study shows that there may be hope on the horizon for expanding waistlines.
Brain Cancer Patient Given Months to Live Improves With Malaria Drug
26-year-old Lisa Rosendahl was given 12 months to live because of her aggressive brain cancer – until she was given a treatment for malaria instead.
Cop Who Saved Choking Infant is Asked to Be Her Godfather
Lieutenant Kenneth Knox was expecting to do his job protecting and serving his community – but he never expected to become a godfather because of it.
This Man is Designing an App That Can Detect Toxins in Drinking Water
With a simple, but accurate user-friendly design, this app has the potential to save millions of lives by identifying fluoride and salinity in water.
Scotland to Give All Expecting Mothers Boxes of Baby Supplies
As a means of giving all Scottish mothers an 'even playing field', the government will gift their pregnant citizens boxes of clothes, books, and medicine.
170 Nations Celebrate A Pledge to Eliminate Super Harmful Greenhouse Gas
Countries big, small, wealthy, and poor have just signed an agreement that could save the planet from 70 billion tons of carbon dioxide.
American Teen Graduation Rate Reaches Historic High
Thanks to more positive reform for academic legislation, the USA now has an 83.2% graduation rate amongst high schoolers of all race and background.
Loving Son Takes Heartbroken Mum on Euro Adventure to Heal the Hurt
Nothing heals heartbreak like a grand adventure – and Carla Brooks is going to have 20 of them thanks to her loving son.
Watch 92-Year-old's Sweet Reaction to Willie Nelson Singing a Song She Wrote
Lyndel Rhodes never thought that anything would become of her sweet song lyrics, let alone be sung by the great Willie Nelson.
Breakthrough Study: Knowingly Taking Placebo Pills Eases Pain
According to this groundbreaking research, patients who knowingly took placebo pills for chronic back pain felt 30% less pain than those who didn't.