The Land of Lost Luggage
If you lost your luggage on a flight in the past 40 years it likely ended up in Scottsboro, Alabama. The small town in the northern part of the state is home to Unclaimed Baggage – a 40,000 square...
View ArticleStudy: In Pain? Love May Ease Suffering
Few things are as painful as a broken heart. But new research suggests that the feelings associated with love may in fact provide pain relief. Watch the latest video at FoxNews.com Researchers at the...
View ArticlePlants Detect Bombs By Changing Color
A scientist at Colorado State University has developed a way to make every day plants one of the first lines of defense in the war on terror. The plants won’t change before your eyes, yet, but lab...
View ArticleSan Fran Parking Police On a Mi$$ion
The streets of San Francisco have something for everyone. Watch the latest video at FoxNews.com That would include — thanks to illegally parked cars — plentiful sources of cash for the city’s Municipal...
View ArticleA Soldier’s Dog Finds a Home
Like most 12-year old boys, Rapheal Pennell has always wanted a puppy. And like the parents of many 12-year old boys, his parents resisted until they found Guardian Angels for Soldier’s Pets. “My...
View ArticleHezbollah Working with Cartels
As if the threat of deadly drug cartels in Mexico wasn’t enough, some of them are joining forces with Middle East terror groups. Watch the latest video at FoxNews.com “Hezbollah are absolute masters at...
View ArticleWisconsin Ripple Effect
Unions demonstrated today on the West steps of Colorado’s Capitol to show solidarity with unions in Wisconsin. Sponsors of the event in Denver this afternoon included ProgressNow Colorado and Colorado...
View ArticleCraft Beer Sales Climbing
Craft beer is a booming business and the Brooklyn Brewery is a thriving example. Based in an old brick warehouse in Williamsburg, just across the East River from Manhattan, Brooklyn Brewery is cooking,...
View ArticleNo Bourbon At This Mardi Gras Party
In a vacant lot on St. Charles, miles away from the revelry and insanity that devours Bourbon Street this time of year, families from all over set out chairs and fold up the ladders. A unique blend of...
View ArticleAIDS at 30: Progress and New Concerns
It was 30 years ago today that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published an article in its Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) on a then-new and deadly syndrome that would later...
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