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A lawsuit alleges an angry Family Dollar manager lunged over counter and punched a customer who was disputing the amount of money she was owed. KOB's Lauren Hansard reports.
Before Friday, the administration had avoided the terminology.
Several contestants’ platforms stem from their health issues, including Miss Kentucky Ramsey Carpenter, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
Police arrive at a Florida home to arrest a suspected child molester, but once inside discover 28 living cats, and 50 more dead ones in a freezer. WPTV's Tania Rogers reports.
An Oklahoma atheist wears spaghetti strainer on her head for DMV photo, claiming it's a Pastafarian "religious headpiece." Leslie Rangel reports.
A Texas mom says a school took corporal punishment too far with her 7th grade son. Rebeca Trejo reports.
The bodies of three infants were found in vermin-filled Massachusetts home two weeks after other children living there were taken into state custody. Katelyn Flint reports.
Now that kids are heading back to school, pets may have trouble coping with new schedules and empty houses. Mark Barger reports.
A proposed Missouri bill would allow specially trained teachers to carry firearms while on the job. Rachel Wittel reports.
Talk about a weather swing: Folks in South Dakota went from shorts and sandals to snow in just a few days.
