A North Carolina woman says she was “terrified” when a judge told her to cover herself while breastfeeding or leave his courtroom. Stephanie Rhodus, 25, of Forest City, said she was trying to breastfeed her 8-month-old son, Archer, on Monday during a child custody case involving an older child when the judge gave the order.
The GOP hopefuls were in a New York state of mind last night, as Ted Cruz, John Kasich, and Donald Trump came together for the GOP Gala.
Starting today, anyone using Facebook Messenger can type a question and receive free and trusted doctor answers wherever they are and whenever they need them. The social media giant launched HealthTap, a service providing 24/7 immediate access to doctors via video, text or voice is bringing consumers instant access to its network of 100k doctors via Facebook Messenger.
The peak summer travel season in the US is months away, but the lines at airport security already are getting unbearable. Lower staffing by the TSA, and a reduction in the number of passengers moved into expedited screening lanes, has meant longer and longer lines at airports. Airlines are worried about passengers missing flights, and that the problem will get worse….
Ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft have had a rising number of complaints involving sexual harassment and assault. That’s why one former Uber driver decided to create a woman-only ride-hailing service. It’s called Chariot for Women.
Ann Charon Rodgers, 72, shares her survival story after becoming stranded on a remote back country road on her way to visit her grandchildren in Phoenix. She survived nine days in the Arizona wilderness before being rescued.
Meagan Nowacoski from the Grand Strand Technology Council joins Greg at the studio to share with viewers details to an exciting upcoming event.
The State Board of Education has unanimously approved a recommendation to adopt a 10-point grading scale for all high school courses beginning in the 2016-17 school year.
A University of Nebraska Omaha student was kicked out of her sorority for a “provocative” picture on her Tinder profile. The picture seemed innocent enough: she was smiling between her big and her little in a Bid Day tank top that read “Sweet Home Chi Omega.” But Chi Omega has a “Human Dignity” rule, stating that sisters would not post photos wearing their…
New York proposes bill to allow police to use ‘textalyzer’ to access smartphones. The bill would give police permission to use the device to search any portable device at car crash scene to determine if it was used at time of accident.
