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Battling Malnutrition In Horn of Africa
May 24, 2013:
While relief has come for many in the Horn of Africa, people in the region and aid workers around the world fear that the next cycle of drought and famine could deal a devastating blow to families and livelihoods.
Pocatello Covers Feral Cat Traps With Challenge Win
May 23, 2013:
The shelter staff used their $1,000 grant to purchase canvas cat trap covers, allowing the animals to be protected from the weather while in the trap.
Rescue U Crew Checked Out By Cats
May 23, 2013:
The cats of living at PURR West Virginia say "hello" to Bryna Donnelly, part of the team leading the current Rescue U project.
Shelter Has Time To Find Taz A Home
May 23, 2013:
Big dogs can be hard to place, but a Wyoming shelter could take the time needed thanks to A Shot At Life grant.
Soldier's Biggest Surprise
May 23, 2013:
This is a great homecoming video. It is so special it even moves the local reporter who is covering the homecoming story. This soldier is coming home to his family from a year long tour in Afghanistan. The usual joy is evident here, but there is something else too. I won't tell you what that is. You'll see what it is in the course of the film.
The Old Guard Honoring Fallen Comrades
May 22, 2013:
Most of you have seen them covering the ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery, or doing the Honor Guard duties at the Tomb of the Unknowns. They are the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment
Room To Read Student Featured On CNN
May 22, 2013:
Purnima's success story will be told on CNN International as part of a Girl Rising event on June 16.
Puppies May Not Love Shots, But Shelters Do
May 22, 2013:
The puppies at the Estill County Animal Shelter in Ravenna, KY, weren't too happy about getting their shots -- but the shelter staff was delighted to vaccinate them courtesy of a grant from A Shot At Life program.
Can Climate Change Create More Tornadoes?
May 22, 2013:
Watch this report on why 75% of all tornadoes occur in the Midwest.
Veteran Advocates For Male Breast Cancer!
May 22, 2013:
Former marine Tom Gervasi is recovering from a rare case of breast cancer. In this video he explains how now, even 30 years after the contaminated wells were discovered at Camp Lejeune, Marines still need our help.
A Soldier's Return, A Daughter's Pure Joy
May 21, 2013:
Every soldier, sailor, airman, Marine and Coast Guardsman knows the anticipation of returning home after a long deployment, especially one to a war zone. Any time away from family is a heavy burden, but when that distance includes the daily threat of death or injury, that long-awaited return home is precious beyond comprehension.
Food Banks Already Needed Help Before Tornado Struck
May 21, 2013:
Oklahoma City's largest food bank reports that they were serving thousands before the tornado struck. The state is the fifth hungriest in the nation.
Rescue Bank Delivery Goes To Tornado Victims
May 21, 2013:
Rescue Bank sent 38 pallets of pet food to help local animal rescue groups and pet owners in the aftermath of the tornado that struck communities south of Oklahoma City.
A Disabled Veteran's Gift To A Breast Cancer Fighter
May 21, 2013:
Wow! News personality, Karen Martinez has taken some much needed time off work to battle breast cancer. When an anonymous disabled veteran heard about her story, he decided he wanted to gift her something very special to honor her bravery!
So Much Is Owed To So Few: We Must Remember Our Duty to Those Who Have Served
May 20, 2013:
Here are some very important statistics that most Americans do not know. As of now, there are 313 million people in America. As of January 31, 2013 1,429,995 people were on active duty in the military, with an additional 850,880 people in the seven reserve components. It is an all-volunteer military at this time. Women make up about 14% of that total.
