Indiana's oldest state employee, 102, retiring after nearly 60 years on the job
Bob Vollmer joined the Department of Natural Resources in 1962.
111-day around-the-world cruise sets sail
Princess Cruises is kicking off its 111-day around-the-world voyage on Monday with about 670 guests and 375 crew members aboard the company's 592-foot Pacific Princess.
Pa. baker creates amazing life-sized deer cake for wedding
A Pennsylvania cake decorator has gone viral after creating an amazing life-sized deer cake.
Adoptees can access birth certificates under new NY law
New York has become the 10th state to allow adopted adults unrestricted access to their original birth certificates, a step that will help some people investigate their family histories.
Adoptees can now access birth certificates under new NY law
A new bill in New York allows anyone over the age of 18 to receive a copy of their original birth certificate, happy news for thousands of adoptees.
Peeps cereal returns just in time for spring
A sign that spring is on the way is heading to your grocery store shelves.
Trump administration proposes rollback to Michelle Obama school lunch guidelines
The Trump administration has taken another step toward dismantling Michelle Obama's school nutrition guidelines, proposing a new rule that could lead to more pizza and fries and less fruit and a smaller variety of vegetables on school menus.
Police in Ohio warn of "highly addictive substance" that is Girl Scout cookies
Police in one Ohio town want to make their community aware of a "highly addictive substance" that is about to hit the streets.
To Pocket or Not to Pocket?
Pockets on dress shirts. Yes or no? FOX 5 NY’s Mac King spoke with some true fashion experts to get an answer.
Distilled spirits without alcohol
Seedlip founder Ben Branson was on The Noon to discuss what he calls the world's first distilled nonalcoholic spirit.
National Parks offering free admission on MLK Day
The National Park Service has announced that it is offering free admission at more than 100 parks in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Late firefighter's newborn daughter has moving photo shoot with dad's firehouse brothers
The family of a late firefighter in Illinois is honoring his memory with a new photoshoot featuring his newborn baby girl.
Millennials least likely to get flu shot, believe anti-vaxxers
More than half of millennials - or people in their 20s and 30s- did not get the flu vaccine for the 2019-2020 season. Thirty-three percent of millennial responders were not planning to get one either.
Remote island off Irish coast seeking couple to manage its coffee shop and accommodations
If you’ve ever dreamed of living on a secluded island and soaking in the great outdoors, this may be the job for you.
100 years since Prohibition
January 17, 2020 marks 100 years since the start of Prohibition which banned the sale of alcohol in the United States.
TSA apologizes to Native American woman 'humiliated' during security screening
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has apologized to a Native American woman who was recently “humiliated” by an agent’s offensive treatment while passing through a security screening at Minneapolis−Saint Paul International Airport (MSP).
Sneak peek at Disney On Ice Dream Big at the Prudential Center
It is Disney On Ice Dream Big.
#SuperMonday: Campaign encourages football fans to take Monday after the Super Bowl off work
Super Monday is the responsible way to take the Monday after the Super Bowl off work.
It’s not called ‘Cheeto Dust’: Cheetos announces official name for cheesy residue that sticks to snackers’ fingers
“Cheetle,” is now the confirmed designation for the powdery residue that sticks to one’s fingers when eating a bag of Cheetos.
Atlantic City 'going in wrong direction,' Hard Rock CEO says
Hard Rock CEO Jim Allen said the company is willing to be part of the solution in Atlantic City but is not encouraged by recent developments.