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U.S. Inside Edition
Woman's Body Found In Walmart Bathroom 3 Days After She Went Inside
The woman was identified as 29-year-old Katherine Caraway.
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Lifestyle CBS News
Stranger stops to offer young man ride to work; days later, he returns with huge surprise
When Andy Mitchell spotted a young man in a fast food uniform walking along the side of a road on a 95-degree summer day in Rockwall, Texas, he felt compelled to pull over. He rolled down his window and offered the man, a 20-year-old named Justin Korva, a ride -- not knowing how much that small gesture would impact the man's life. While driving the Korva to work at Taco Casa, Mitchell discovered the young man normally walked 3 miles to work and home again every day. Korva said he was determined to save up money and someday, he hoped, he would be able to afford a car. After dropping off Korva, Mitchell posted about the man's determination on Facebook. "To all the people that say they want to work
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U.S. HuffPost
Off-Duty Officer Pins Black Teen To Ground For Being On His Lawn
Police officers in the Village of Lansing, Illinois, are investigating an incident involving an off-duty police officer who was filmed holding a black teenager to the ground and threatening his life for being on the officer’s lawn.
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Politics Inside Edition
President Trump Called Out for Singling Out Irish Reporter in Oval Office: 'Just Creepy'
Caitriona Perry was told by the commander in chief that she has a "nice smile."
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U.S. Popsugar US
The Obama Girls Wear Matching Sarongs While Vacationing in Bali With Barack
Is anyone having more fun than Barack Obama post-presidency? The former president and his family officially kicked off their 10-day vacation in Bali, Indonesia on Friday.
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Style Entertainment TonightCoco Austin and Daughter Chanel Rock Matching Swimsuits While Striking the Same Yoga Pose
This mother-daughter duo is almost always twinning.
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Sports NBCS Bay Area
JR Smith's reaction to Chris Paul trade: 'League is in a frenzy because...'
Steve Kerr and Bob Myers were hundreds of miles away from each other, yet bolted upright in bed late Tuesday, slathered in sweat and dread for very different reasons from the same source. For Kerr, it was the horror of what could have been three years ago if he had decided to sign on to Phil Jackson’s paint factory fire instead of going west and landing in the middle of the next budding dynasty in NBA history. Of course, he wouldn’t have hurt his back jumping up to complain about a call in the 2015 Finals because the Knicks wouldn’t have gone to the Finals, but that’s too parallel universe for me. For Myers, it was a different problem, specifically whether or to become the first general manager in modern sports history to be perpetually unaccessible by phone, simply out of fear of getting That Call from James Dolan and being offered three times his current salary and the title of Vice-Emperor.
