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An unspeakable tragedy occurred yesterday in Uvalde, TX. Another devastating school shooting. More innocent, beautiful little lives were lost, along with 2 of their beloved teachers. We have all seen the television reports, the internet, social media and newspaper articles. I do not wish to retell the story, I will absolutely not go into a discussion about the politics of it all. I simply am heart

Oh man if you've ever been a struggling single mother, you know that asking for help from others is never easy. Whether it be a little extra monetary help, bills, food is scarce or trying to figure out childcare, some supermoms try to figure it all out on their own. I should know, I've been there. So when I heard about this cool new thing happening in Midland, to help single mothers and so many ot

'Tis the season, yes parents, it is that time of year. We have STAAR testing going on all around the Permian Basin and no matter what age or what our little ones may say, they do still get nervous and anxious about testing. I know mine do whether they let on or not. So in order to relieve their fears and help take a little pressure off of our little ones, here are some tips to help get them prepar

Mother's Day is less than 10 days away. Can you believe it? I swear it was just lovers day (Valentine's Day) last week. It seems that way anyway, time flies when you're having fun. So as I mentioned before, Mother's Day, have you thought about what you are getting mom this year? Or are you getting mom anything at all?

Even though it doesn't fully feel like winter here in West Texas, the truth is, it is. Today for example, I woke up to 30 degrees but it will be 70 by this afternoon. (And I wonder why I have the sniffles*cough*cough) Anyhoo, warm enough to throw on some shorts but way too cold to say, go for a swim! But I have the solution for you...

A new report out by Reuters states that kids in Army housing are allegedly at risk of lead poisoning on many Army bases, including Fort Bliss.

A father in Colorado was able to save his son's life from a dry drowning after seeing the story of a Texas boy's death.

The whole idea of doing paternity tests on daytime TV shows was a big thing back in the day. The nervous moments of waiting to find out who the daddy is was always awesome. These days, Maury has the market cornered on paternity tests.

It appears as though Jimmy Kimmel, of ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live," is NOT in support of the anti-vaccination movement.

Free Beer and his wife are expecting twins early this summer. There are two names that they are going back and forth between. Free Beer wants one of them; his wife wants the other.