Monmouth University's basketball stars are the bench warmers
The "Monmouth bench" is making sitting on the sidelines cool with their hilarious celebrations
Imprisoned mothers read to their children through Storybook Project
A Texas program is trying to ease the pain of separation for incarcerated mothers and their children
How to explain mass shootings to kids
"Children's fantasies may be scarier than reality" says child psychiatrist Harold Koplewicz
Carpenter builds a better life for special needs children
Inspired by his father's experience with a neuromuscular condition, a New York man builds furniture for disabled children
High school turns failing students into college grads
A new high school gives students who normally might be unprepared for higher education a chance to get ahead
From wounded warrior to Warrior Two pose
Iraq War veteran connects with the spirit of the ancient practice; now teaches hundreds in NYC
New York schoolchildren prepare for meeting with pope
Pope Francis will be visiting a Harlem school Friday and meet with six students
Art students pitch in to help medical examiner identify remains
New York Academy of Arts heping NYC medical examiner's officer work through backlog of 1,200 unidentified remains
Talking face-to-face about race, across the dinner table
A group of blacks and whites are meeting once a month to have dinner and talk openly about race -- hoping small steps make a difference
Life begins with agony of withdrawal for opiate-addicted babies
Doctors are just beginning to study the long-term effects of early addiction
Is U.S. women's soccer getting shortchanged?
U.S. Women's World Cup champs will split $2 million for their victory; while last year's champs Germany was awarded $35 million
America ready to celebrate July 4th with tight security
"To anyone that is intent on causing us harm here in this city: We are well prepared and we're ready," says NYPD counterterrorism chief
New cholesterol fighting drug may replace old treatment
A new medication shows promise in lowering cholesterol levels and can work as an alternative to statins
The horror stories of New Jersey's Sandy relief program
State-approved contractors accused of neglecting jobs and performing shoddy work
Blue Bell-linked listeria outbreak prompts questions, grief
Spread of listeria in four states has Blue Bell company officials scrambling to find answers, but for some it's too late