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Diabetes is a condition where the body either can’t produce enough insulin or can’t use it effectively, leading to high blood sugar levels. While there’s no “cure” for diabetes, it is possible to manage and even reverse type 2 diabe...

Jasmine Pineda may return to Panama if things don’t go as planned. The reality TV star lives in America with her boyfriend/baby daddy, Matt Branistareanu. Jasmine came to the US on a K-1 visa while still in a monogamous relationship with Gino Palazzolo.

An Alabama grand jury has recommended that the Hanceville Police Department be "immediately abolished," prosecutors said Wednesday.

In the Netherlands, it's normal for strangers to help parents, whether by watching their kids or stepping in to give advice.

Andrew Lester, the man who pleaded guilty to felony assault in the second degree for the shooting of Ralph Yarl, died while awaiting sentencing.

There are lots of family-friendly activities to do here in South Carolina, but If you've been looking for an incredible family-friendly spot to spend some quality time with the kiddos or perhaps host a birthday party, then you cannot go wrong with...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Immersion programs are facing cuts under the Anchorage School District’s (ASD) proposed budget next year as it looks to make up what it says is a $100 million deficit which is causing parents to fear what will happen...

Savannah Chrisley’s life took an unexpected turn when her parents Todd and Julie Chrisley were sent to jail. The Growing Up Chrisley star recently opened up about the struggles of being the breadwinner for her family and the ongoing hardships.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos spend much of their time at the studio working on Live with Kelly and Mark. The studio where they film LIVE is almost a second home to the long-married couple, and everything Kelly needs to function is at the set when she needs it.

The seven Chilean burglars who targeted Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Joe Burrow and others over three months late last year made some rookie mistakes that allowed the law to eventually catch up, the FBI says.