They are mommies of the millenium. From angelina joile to katie holmes, thousands of women are purposely choosing to be pregnant without being married. But in tonight's Special Assignment report, 7's Lynn Martinez shows us why choosing the carriage before marriage isn't always best for the baby.
Every day we trust them to carry our most prescious cargo. But do you know how good your school bus driver is? Whether or not he speeds. The results of our four month investigation shows many kids are being taken for a risky ride. Seven's Patrick Fraser has the story.
Resolution's--every new year we make 'em and break 'em! But this year you can achieve your food and fitness goals like a champ. 7's Tom Haynes has the secrets to a winning 2006 -- from the coach to Lance Armstrong.
Once the stuff of science fiction movies.... now robots are a real part of our lives. In hospitals, they're even helping doctors make the rounds. 7's Christine Cruz explains why these metal machines are turning out to be just what the patient ordered.
When south Florida families spend a day at the park, they expect the conditions will be sanitary and safe. But tonight, in a seven news investigation, we have learned of two places that could be dangerous because of toxic chemicals. Here's investigative reporter Carmel Cafiero with more in this special assignment report - park at your own risk.
It's a source of anxiety and excitement. Many high school students dream of going to college, they just don't know how they're going to pay for it. But in tonight's special assignment report, we found there are hundreds of scholarships available even if your child doesn't have the grades. Here's the Nightteam's Tom Haynes with more - in college without cost.
It is a secret thousands of men and women live with everyday. Some choose to come out of the closet, but for many others, the struggle with their sexual orientation is a battle for life. Now, some controversial programs claim to help those struggling with being gay go straight. Lynn Martinez explains in her special assignment report -- straight talk.
Either you love it or hate it. The day after Thanksgiving - black Friday. One of the biggest shopping days of the year. But remember before you wake up at the crack of dawn and max out your credit cards, you need a strategy. Here's 7's Cristine Cruz the x's and o's.
It is one of the biggest travelling times of the year. This week, more than 33 million people will be packing up to spend Thanksgiving with family. But in tonight's Special Assignment Report, we found if you're planning on driving, there's a way you can say goodbye to gas.
The Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines...Plenty to chose from and then there is one more...None of them. Thats what alot of young people chose but guess who is making it easy for the recruiters to reach you...You school which gives schools your home number or your cell phone number. Dont believe---as Patrick Fraser reports...Neither did many people we talk to.
Between work, children, and a million errands - finding time to be romantic requires long term planning. But if you want to create a night to remember, flowers and fancy chocolate will only go so far. In tonight's Special Assignment Report, we found a new love potion that promises some very passionate results.
Call it the evolution of alcohol. A new way of drinking could soon be coming to a club near you. A man in England has invented a way to breathe in your booze. But as Carmel Cafiero explains in this special assignment report, some people fear the machine could leave a very bad taste.
It's been a week since Hurricane Wilma wreaked havoc on South Florida. Among the biggest victims - the area's small businesses. Tonight, they and their employees are scrambling to figure out how to get through this cash crisis.
But with so much federal funding, it might be surprising that one town in Louisiana needs even more money...Or the entire nation could suffer. Carmel Cafiero has details in tonight's "Back to the Bayou".
Mardi Gras and New Orleans go together. But with the city suffering devastating losses - can it put on the party in 2006? New Orleans native Carmel Cafiero concludes her special series of reports - "Back to the Bayou" - with the answer and a surprising offer.
It is the largest recovery effort in our nation's history. Billions of dollars are being spent rebuilding the Gulf Coast. But it is a slow process - testing everyone's patience. Tonight, Seven' Carmel Cafiero - a New Orleans native - has more on her trip Back to the Bayou. She shows us how the city spirit has survived and thrived.
As the nation recovers from Katrina, more residents are coming home to repair, rebuild, and return to their roots. One of those people - Seven's Carmel Cafiero - who was born and raised in New Orleans - is going "Back to the Bayou" all this week for a series of special reports. Tonight, she shows us the effort to save thousands of pets left homeless and helpless.
Think of it as free money. If you feel busted by the real estate boom, there's still a way to get a foot in the door. In Miami-Dade and Broward counties, owning a home of your own just became a lot easier and a lot more affordable.
Remember summertime as a kid? Lounging around, letting your education slide. Well those days are officially over. Today, children are living it up learning a second language. Here's Lynn Martinez with more in tonight's special assignment report.