An Illinois family tells KMOV their teenage daughter was publicly embarrassed on Monday at Raging Rivers Waterpark in Grafton. “To have a company be responsible for such a massive mental impact on my daughter, it’s tough,” says her father, Andrew Batton.

A Kentucky mother claims she nearly died when she touched a dollar bill she found on the ground. Less than 10 minutes after picking up the dollar bill, the woman says her body went completely numb.

Earlier this year, open houses were met with tons of people and long lines down the street. Now, some realtors say no one is showing up to look at homes.

Bradley Cooper and Hilary Clinton's former top aide Huma Abedin are reportedly dating. According to the New York Post, Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour was the matchmaker for the couple. Cooper and Abedin have been reportedly dating for "a few months."

A new video obtained by the Austin Herald-Statesman newspaper shows the haunting moments inside the Uvalde school shooting.

A Los Angeles-based singer says she was asked to cover up her "revealing" top on a Southwest Airlines plane.

Starbucks made an announcement that it's closing 16 locations nationwide out of safety concerns, including the iconic California location on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Bastille Day commemorates a turning point on July 14, 1789 in the French Revolution, back when the everyday French person was fighting for their rights and against the kind of opulence found at the Palace of Versailles.

Has New York City gone too far with this public service announcement? The city’s office of Emergency Management released this ad, telling residents what to do in the event of a nuclear attack. The host tells people to take cover indoors immediately.