Absolutely Ridiculous’ success has prompted a variety of imitations from big brands like Franklin to upstarts like Drip & Rip ...

The Stony Brook University baseball team signed a new player – but he’s 5 years old. Jordan Marotta is a very special lefty. He was born without a left hand. News 12’s Kevin Maher has his story.

A tourist has a case of Head and Shivers when ice formed on her hair while visiting an outdoor onsen. The Thai holidaymaker went for a dip in the Japanese-style public baths as temperatures ...

The criteria needed came together around our region this week, resulting in the semi-unusual frozen phenomenon called "hair ice" showing up around the Puget Sound region. We're used to "garden ...

Oscar Wong is one of two students known to have complained to the city’s equality watchdog, saying schools’ hair rules for boys amount to discrimination Because the 17-year-old had refused to ...

When it snows in the South, a fresh batch of snow ice cream is just minutes away. Sheri Castle is an award-winning professional food writer, recipe developer, and cooking teacher with over 25 years of ...

Dog walker Melanie Warburton was amazed to stumble on a rare ice formation known as hair ice- even though she thought it could be an old wet wipe. The mum-of-one was out walking with Jack Russell ...

But there's something else calling your name, something that is going to instantly cool that core temp down, something that is totally worth forgoing the summer bod for—ice cream. With summer in full ...

LAKE MINNETONKA, Minn. — The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office is reminding people to be careful when going out onto the ice after a 12-year-old boy fell through Lake Minnetonka while riding a ...

The rare phenomenon gets its name from the strands of ice that resemble soft, silky hair. "I took a cold drive around a wooded area to see if I could find anything interesting to photograph and came ...

WHATCOM COUNTY, Wash. – So-called "hair ice" was photographed Wednesday in Washington state. The rare phenomenon gets its name from the strands of ice that resemble soft, silky hair.