America's Oldest Park Ranger Still Works at 93: 'Life keeps opening up'
Betty Soskin loves giving tours of the Rosie the Riveter National Park, offering her own first-hand account of World War II and the Civil Rights Movement.
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New Railroad Rules Aim to Prevent Oil Tank Fires in Canada, US
New rules in Canada and the US will make freight rail transport safer for cities they travel through.
Illinois Teen Pulls Woman From Path of Moving Train
A high school student from West Frankfort, Illinois is being hailed a hero after pulling a grandmother off the railroad tracks in the path of an oncoming train, saying, ""I had an obligation to help."
This Fancy Old Lady Is Crushing it At the Gym
If you're one of those people who needs a little extra motivation when it comes to dragging yourself to the gym, just take a look at this lady.
Peter Dinklage and Coldplay Spoof 'Game of Thrones' for Kids Charity (WATCH)
One of the most popular characters on Game of Thrones has teamed up with Coldplay to create a musical skit mocking the HBO show for the Red Nose charity.
This Bike Path Paved With Solar Panels Can Power One Home For a Year
A bike path made of solar cells has shocked it's creators at SolaRoad with just how much electricity it's generating.
Skype Is Testing a Real-Time Translation Feature in Four Languages
Skype's new tool is taking conversations a step further, translating them in real time as folks speak to each other in their native language.
My Heart at 50: Pity Party Turns Into Inspiring Day With The Homeless
Wallowing in a pity-party after turning 50, she heeded her daughter's advice and volunteered at a homeless shelter. She got a life changing gift in return.
Stranger Buys Patrol Car at Auction to Give to Fallen Deputy's Teenage Sons
When two brothers fail to win their late father's squad car at a police auction, the stranger who made the winning bid of $60K does the unexpected. (WATCH)
Dolls with Disabilities Designed to Make All Kids Feel Special
A Facebook campaign called Toys Like Me has inspired a new line of dolls, similar to the American Girl collection but focused on the inclusion of all girls.
From Gross to Green: Toxic Dump Will Become Solar Farm in San Fran
Local and federal officials announced plans to build a solar farm at a San Francisco area garbage dump to "serve as a model for innovative ways to combat climate change."
College Kids' Invention Connects Disaster Workers When Cells Are Down
Reachi, a communication device soon to be in the hands of the Filipino Red Cross, can help emergency responders stay in touch even when cell signals are down.
Girl Raises $15K to Rebuild Parents' Burned Home After Contractors Fled Without Finishing
10-year-old Alyssa opened up a lemonade stand to help raise money for her parents, who have been struggling to rebuild their home for the past two years.
Children's Book Grows Into a Tree When You Plant It
Kids in Argentina can literally recycle this book by planting it directly in the ground, where it will grow into a tree.
Adults Are Using Coloring Books to Combat Stress
Forget habits like drinking and over-eating–the newest wave in stress relief has arrived in the form of crayons and markers.
In His Will, Man Gives Buddies Each $5000 With Orders to Go on Holiday
This guy left one last surprise for his longtime pub-crawling pals after he passed on.
Blogger Freed From Prison in Egypt
After six weeks in detention, Egyptian blogger Alaa Abdel-Fatah was finally released Thursday.
Frida Kahlo's Studio and Garden to Spring Up in New York
Mexican artist Frida Kahlo's garden and studio will be recreated at the New York Botanical Garden. The exhibition, which will be the late artist's first solo show in New York for more than 25 year, opens May 16, 2015.
Tribute to the Blues Legend B.B. King (1925-2015)
Born a sharecropper named Riley B. King in Itta Bena, Mississippi, B.B. King went on to become a millionaire honored by two presidents, influenced generations of American music and was loved by countless fans around the world.
Blindness Doesn't Hinder Flawless Make-Up Tutoring on YouTube
This 19-year-old YouTube beauty blogger won't let blindness keep her from flawlessly applying her makeup. She's inspired thousands of women everywhere.