Kids in hospitals need Valentines: How to cheer them up this month

mother holding child's hand who fever patients have IV tube. (iStock)

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PLAYING CUPID - Valentine’s Day isn't just for lovers. It can also be a time to spread love and cheer to children who are in hospitals, people who are in nursing homes and others in essential work industries. Continue reading...

MARATHON MAN - In honor of his late father, Gary McKee, 53, completed a stunning challenge: running 365 marathons in 365 days. Continue reading...

MIRACULOUS HEALING? - Fr. John Hollowell, a priest from Indiana, claims he's been cured of brain tumor after Lourdes trip. A doctor and faith leaders weigh in on the amazing story. Continue reading...

"I felt a lot stronger when I got back from Lourdes," Fr. Hollowell of Indianapolis said. "Friends, family and parishioners told me that I looked a lot healthier." (Fr. Hollowell/iStock)

CHILLING OUT - Carol Bauer of Graceville, Minnesota, recorded a video of herself and her husband as they tossed water into the air and watched it freeze. She said the temperature was -17 degrees. See the video...

'PERSONAL DETERMINATION' - Meet pioneer pilot Charles "Chief" Anderson, the American who taught Tuskegee Airmen to fly. Continue reading...

Charles "Chief" Anderson was the first licensed Black commercial pilot in America in 1932. He was later hired to be the lead flight instructor at the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama during World War II. (Air Force Historical Research Agency)

'OLDEST DOG EVER' - Guinness World Records says that at 30 years of age, this Rafeiro do Alentejo dog named Bobi is the world’s oldest dog. Continue reading...

SWALLOWED BY SINKHOLE - Police in New York told Fox News Digital that a woman on Long Island and two others have been rescued after they fell into a large sinkhole that opened in the woman's front yard. Continue reading...

'CRAZY-LOOKING CAT' - Farmers in Michigan who trapped what they thought was a feline with a unique appearance ended up capturing an exotic animal that's native to Africa. Continue reading...

African serval in live trap set by Missouri farmers

Farmers in Missouri recently found an African serval in the live trap they set on their property in the Ozark Mountains. (Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge)

FIRST TIME IN SCIENTIFIC HISTORY - The world's largest and rarest of this ocean species has been spotted and tagged by researchers. Continue reading...

TOP TECH TIP - Is your phone getting hot during calls? Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson reveals precautions anyone can take to keep mobile devices from overheating. Continue reading...

BLACK HISTORY MONTH QUIZ - How well do you know these facts about this unique month of tribute in America? Test your knowledge...