Maura Todd and her family lost nearly everything after a freight train pulling tons of toxic chemicals flew off the tracks in their tiny town of East Palestine. The Todds will never go back. "I have nightmares about that train," says Maura.

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These are odd stories about sweet treats. In 2019, a 250-pound bear was found eating ice cream and rummaging through a Truckee, California, family's refrigerator.

A Brooklyn nonprofit redeems about one million cans and bottles each month, keeping them out of landfills. Sure We Can is an organization that calls itself "a recycling center, community space, and sustainability hub."

In the early days of the pandemic, Walker, like so many others, found himself scrolling on TikTok. Instead of choreographed dances, he saw tutorials on how to tie-dye. The psychedelic art became more than a creative outlet.

Two teen friends were lying on a blanket in Daytona Beach when they were struck. The Florida lifeguard who ran over them told cops he was on his way to get food when he accidentally ran over the teens. Rebecca Juarez's daughter was one of the victims.

For one hour a month, clinical dietician Christine Jacobson leads veterans at the Iowa Veterans Home on a journey through food. The veterans are having a good time as well as getting a culinary education.

Team USA is getting ready for the Summer Olympic Games Paris, including Paralympic athletes, like table tennis player Jenson Van Emburgh. Van Emburgh tells WINK he's lived his life in a wheelchair due to a spinal cord injury.

Up-and-coming rapper XXXTentacion was ambushed and shot as he was leaving a motorcycle dealer in Florida in June of 2018. He would later be pronounced dead at just 20 years old. Then it was time for homicide investigators to get to work.