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Dr. Pawz: A new film highlights inspiring tales of shelter pets
Every year in the United States 3-4 million dogs and cats are euthanized. Thousands of rescue groups around the country work diligently with local shelters to bring more awareness to this situation. These groups aim to get people personally and financially involved in helping homeless animals. Now, there is a new film available in Redbox kiosks; it tells the inspiring stories of some of these pets.
Cancun hotel data suggests tourism improving
Snapshot of Cancun hotel occupancy and rates suggests tourism is improving there
George W. Bush talks about becoming a grandfather
George W. Bush proudly talks about becoming a grandfather; new mom Jenna in tears at ceremony
Possible skull parts, teeth found at Fla. airport
Investigators looking into possible skull parts, teeth found in luggage at South Fla. airport
United, US Airways boost ticket change fee to $200
United and US Airways raise ticket change fee to $200, more for international flights
Guided tours to be offered in Bangor area
Guided walking, bus tours to be offered in Bangor region
China signs deal to buy 60 Airbus jetliners
China signs deal to buy 60 Airbus jetliners during Hollande visit
5 free things to do in California's Napa Valley
A whole lot more than wine country: 5 free things to do in California's Napa Valley
Review: A new 'Dead Island' vacation with zombies
Review: Pack your bags for another zombie-filled vacation in 'Dead Island Riptide'
Hilary Rhoda hosting glittery Met Gala red carpet
Met Gala's fashion-filled red carpet gets model Rhoda and Vogue's Norwich as hosts
Pro-Kremlin youth hunt down 'spice' pushers
Pro-Kremlin youth violently hunt down 'spice' pushers with impunity as epidemic engulfs Russia
A glance at the George W. Bush Presidential Center
A glance at the George W. Bush Presidential Center
Biking with Baby: A how-to from parents who do
As a parent who loves biking, you probably wish you could do it more often.
Local beverage delivery companies fill gap for consumer drink demands
Heavy refill water jugs are a common sight on the doorsteps of many D.C. area homes and apartments. But some local businesses are taking drink deliveries a step further, catering to specialized tastes and customized requests.
Slice of Life: Ezequiel Munoz, spinning signs and making dimes
You've seen them on the street corners. They spin signs of all shapes and sizes. Sometimes they do flips, or throw their signs into the air -- whatever it takes to get your attention as you drive by.
D.C.'s most haunted pubs
Is D.C. a haunted town? Nightly Spirits' Haunted Pub Tour offers guests an inside glimpse into the city's present nightlife and the past souls who decided to stick around for it. Some of the most swanky and historic bars top the list on the tour that promises a haunting good time.
The new book group? Women form 'Lean In' circles
A book group with a purpose: Lean In circles analyze career moves, Sheryl Sandberg-style
What are the worst jobs? The best?
Everybody complains about his job at some point, but who really works in the worst professions? CareerCast.com is out with its annual list.
Colorado avalanche survivor buried for 4 hours
Survivor of deadly Colo. avalanche buried but able to clear snow from face with free arm
Smithsonian Craft Show opens
New artists to be featured at Smithsonian Craft Show
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