Alli Marois wanted to do something special to honor her firefighter father's 38 years of service after he chose to retire.

Authorities are taking this issue very seriously, threatening arrest for those who decide to participate in the dangerous challenge.

When the dads first called to chat, they started as strangers, but ended up talking for hours and found that they had a lot of similarities.

Russian attacks, a snowstorm and a border crossing stood between them and Spektor, who was anxiously waiting to whisk his sons to safety.

A reporter asked Florida's governor about the Parental Rights in Education bill - but used the Democrats' pejorative name for the legislation.

Obviously, the parents want their sons with them - but moving them is nearly impossible and crucial at the same time.

The mom hadn't received a call, but when she arrived at the day care, the lights had been turned off and the place was locked up.

The alleged attacker has a criminal record going back to 2009, according to reports, including arrests in three recent assaults.

'It was not the intention of staff to create a display that could be construed as offensive,' the library said. Many parents aren't buying that.

Whistleblower documents sent to House Republicans reveal that the FBI may have been tagging parents as possible domestic terrorists.

Police are investigaing a dossier compiled on parents who have spoken out against teaching CRT in an AZ school district.

The parents involved say more stringent procedures need to be put in place to prevent this sort of nightmare in the future.

Cruz introduced the bill after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention approved a COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11.

Roseanne - Chris' 72-year-old mother - even reviewed footage from store surveillance cameras with the manager, but no dice.

The Empower Parents to Protect Their Kids Act seeks to stop schools from abetting and concealing students' 'gender transitions.'

The remarks followed a letter Garland sent to the FBI on Monday concerning parent actions at school board meetings.

Fourth-grade teacher Rachel Harder came up with a special system for helping students who are having off days.

After his son told him a jogger had been touching him inappropriately, this dad caught the accused pervert in the act and pounced on him.

David has always been the kind of dad who loved good-naturedly teasing his daughter, yelling 'I love you' from the school drop-off line.

Utilizing their problem-solving skills and a product called "Maker Pipe," the group of 10 students came up with a unique, safe solution for Jeremy and his son, Phoenix.