Hallucinations, loss of control and a high so power that you need someone to watch you. It sounds like the effects of an illegal drug, but the substance we're talking about is completely legal. 7's Adam Williams says many young people are using it to get an "Herb High."
When you buy a bathing suit, you expect it's new and safe. But what you don't know is you may not be the first person to wear that bikini or one-piece.
It's rule No. 1 when it comes to hygiene -- wash your hands! But hand-washing in some local public restrooms can be dangerous, especially for kids! The night team's Byron Barnett finds out that some water is “Too Hot To Handle.”
We all know that lead paint can be very harmful to kids. It can cause learning disabilities, behavior problems and even death. But paint's not the only place lead can be found lurking. 7's Sorboni Banerjee has the details on how hard it is to "Get the lead out."
A big, yellow school bus is supposed to be one place where your kids are safe. But 7NEWS found that some school bus drivers are putting your kids at risk. They're breaking the law and "Driven to Distraction."
Are you tired of spending top dollar to use your cell phone? We've found services to help you save cash and time. 7's Ryan Schulteis shows you the "Cell Secrets" hidden in your phone.
You've probably heard of drug dogs, bomb dogs, and search and rescue dogs. But now, there’s a different kind of doggy detective. Dogs trained to find mold that could be hiding in your home and making you sick! 7's Grant Greenberg shows us how these "Doggy Detectors" sniff it out!
Couples, hoping to add a baby to their family are taking "Procreation Vacations,” and returning home with more than traditional souvenirs. 7’s Victoria Warren has more on this booming, baby trend.
From spinach to peanut butter, hundreds of people across the U.S. have gotten sick, forcing major recalls. But food poisoning doesn't just happen from tainted food or a bad experience at a restaurant. The problem could be closer to home.
Want to stop the spread of germs? You will have to change the way you cough and sneeze. It is a technique taking over the hygiene world. Watch as we introduce you to a method that's "Nothing to Sneeze At."
In a world where kids get their fair share of stimulation from TV, video games and computers, parents now can tap into their kid's creative side by making masterpieces out of art. Sorboni Banarjee has the details about these amazing "Kids' Creations."
Last fall's E. coli outbreak scared a lot of salad lovers. Now, many of us are getting are greens from bags of prewashed salads, but what's really in the bag?
Meet Tom Taylor, better known as T-Squared. These are his tools, these are his work clothes and this is his office. But T-Squared doesn't just play video games, he plays video games professionally.
Everyone is looking for the magic pill to make them lose weight, and some people say they've found it. What they don't tell you about are the dangers. 7's Anne Allred shows us the scary side of this "Size Zero Pill."
Have you ever watched a movie or TV and wanted what you see? From clothes, furniture to dinnerware and even boats, the 7's Sorbani Banerjee shows you how to get the stuff "Seen on the Screen."
Your kid's backpack is probably filled with books, warm clothes and healthy snacks. But when we put a bunch of them to the bacteria test, we found they could also be "Toting Trouble."
Remembering loved ones is a personal matter and carried out in many traditional ways...A beautifully carved tombstone, a plaque or even a photo. Now your loved ones can also be your favorite piece of jewelry. 7's Victoria Warren shows us the real gem.
Celebrities have stylists to get them dressed to impress. So, why not steal their style. 7’s Sorboni Banerjee shows you how to "Shop Like A Star."
They look harmless -- a tiny cloth rose stuffed inside a clear glass tube. They're cheap. Most sell for a buck, and they're often called love roses. But police tell 7News this is no sign of affection; it's a sign of addiction.