“I still feel the adrenaline,” said Kayla Suarez, 17, of not only meeting Meghan Markle and Prince Harry but having them be guests on her group’s podcast, “Teenager Therapy.”

Zoe Cadman thought she was just out for a regular hike in the Palm Desert with some friends, when she came across a dog wandering through it.

A Duncanville, Texas police officer is being praised for saving a baby trapped in a locked car on a day where the temperature reached 93 degrees.

The FBI recently announced it had foiled a violent plot to kidnap Michigan’s governor. The men allegedly behind it called themselves the “Wolverine Watchmen.”

When Rebekah Aversano met Richard Norris for the first time, in 2015, she recognized him instantly. That’s because Norris received her late brother Joshua’s face in a full face transplant.

The spin center where that outbreak happened said in a statement that they will not reopen until it is safe to do so.

In 1691, a Latvian peasant named Thiess claimed in a court of law that he was a werewolf. Scholar Bruce Lincoln said Thiess lived in a region known as Livonia, "An area that is, to werewolves, what Transylvania is to vampires.”

Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen is back as his iconic character Borat. Once again, Cohen went undercover and mocked everyone in his path.

Television shows do more than just entertain, they enter us into works and worlds that we want to be apart of.