Kenzie and 9-year-old Kayleigh created “Anna the Appalachian” dolls to help young girls in the wake of Helene.

When April comes, Rogers County businesses will display small dolls, each dressed and decorated to look like a child.

She rode a bike to college because she couldn’t afford a car. After years of hard work, she was driving a Porsche.

HERE's Dream Music Puppetry will present the World Premiere of The Harlem Doll Palace, written by Alva Rogers. Learn more and ...

A debris study through the University of Texas Marine Science Institute shows how much trash washes up on Texas beaches, and ...

Samantha Parkington isn’t the only OG who’s made a comeback! If you’re a true AG fan, you’ll also remember Kirsten Larson, ...

This weekend in North Jersey enjoy live music including Gloria Gaynor and Let's Sing Taylor, comedy by Dane Cook, plus theater, art, magic and more.

Barbie collector Phylicia Brathwaite steps into The Chat with Kam to dish about her love and appreciation for the evolution ...

The Senator John Heinz History Center, in partnership with the University of Pittsburgh’s Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences, will celebrate Women’s History Month with “American Girlhood: A Window ...

Passenger flight and Air Force jet diverted from potential collision at DC airport GM storing poor-selling Canadian-made electric vans on Michigan lot 20 of the world’s best soups Scottie ...

"While the president may believe that these tariffs are protecting the steel industry, they certainly are undermining our food security and our supply resiliency for American canned food ...

Akron native Renée Rosen says that her novel “Let’s Call Her Barbie” was “in the works long before the Barbie movie came out,” and the timing could hardly be better. The story of an American icon is ...