Elisabeth Anderson-Sierra is a Guinness World Record breaker for gifting more than 350,000 ounces of her own breastmilk to babies around the world.
Author: Natalie Neysa Alund, USA TODAY
32 vehicles found in Florida lake by divers working missing person cold cases
Volunteer investigators told police they found the more than 30 submerged vehicles while diving in a murky lake west of Miami International Airport.
Man fatally shoots 8-year-old Chicago girl, gunman shot in struggle over weapon, police say
Sarabi Medina’s father witnessed her fatal shooting in Portage Park, police said, and struggled with the gunman afterward.
Calling all Nessie enthusiasts: The biggest hunt for Loch Ness monster in 50 years is on
Monster hunters are wanted for the biggest search for Nessie in 50 years. Hosted by The Loch Ness Centre, it’s set for the last weekend in August.
GM recalls some 2013-model vehicles due to Takata-made air bag inflator malfunction
GM recalled some 2013 Chevrolet Camaro, Sonic, Volt, and TRAX, and Buick Verano vehicles because the Takata air bag inflator may explode, NHTSA said.
Watch: Georgia sheriff escorts daughter of fallen deputy to first day of kindergarten
Sheriff David Davis walked with Zerimrah Knight into the girl’s school in Macon, Georgia. Her dad Christopher Knight died in the line of duty.
Multiple dogs euthanized in Alabama after fatally attacking 27-year-old man
Demarcus “Sam” McKenzie II, 27, of Skipperville, died after at least a half-dozen dogs attacked him at an acquaintance’s home.
A morning swim turns to a fight for survival: NY man rescued after being swept out to sea
Dan Ho, 63 of Copiague, was swimming at Cedar Beach in Babylon when he was pulled out by the current, police said.
Chinese zoo denies its sun bears are humans in costume. The internet is not so sure.
“Let me emphasize again: I am a sun bear! Not a black bear! Not a dog!” officials from the zoo wrote as Angela the sun bear in a post.
Steve Jobs’ son starting investment firm to focus on new cancer treatments, per report
DealBook, a financial news service reporting on business including venture capital produced by The New York Times, first reported the news Tuesday.