A mean mother-in-law and bratty boy behavior on "90 Day Fiance," not so great results from a couple of new surveys and another "Florida Man" story in Derek's Tuesday Snark.
Asking dogs to follow their noses won’t work anymore in states that have legalized marijuana.
We're getting down and dirty this week at the Carolinas' Action Track!
Sniffing & scratching on "Below Deck Sailing Yacht," bad medicine on "extreme sisters" and plenty of weird news updates from Derek in today's all new Snark.
A future Dateline episode and a game of shirt or mullet from "90 Day Fiance," plus some weird news from around the world with Derek James.
The White House is pushing a new reason to swipe right: vaccination badges and “super swipes” for people who’ve gotten their coronavirus shots.
A faceoff over plasma lies leads to the bathroom for a "Real Housewife" while an alum is in trouble for a dirty product. Derek also talks about the Megamillions and some weird news from Russia.
A Mooresville woman is now on crutches after a snake attacked her.
Allen Minish was alone and surveying land for a real estate agent in a wooded, remote part of Alaska, putting some numbers into his GPS unit when he looked up and saw a large brown bear walking about 30 feet (9 meters) away.
Across the country, thrift stores have been flooded by household items, the offerings of people who have been homebound for months and are eager to clear out some of their possessions. Problem is, too many such items could most accurately be described as trash.
We meet the most annoying charter guests and learn way too much about JL's dirty dinghy on "Below Deck Sailing Yacht."
James makes his home on the range this week at local shooting spots around the Metro, bringing a familiar face along with him.
"Floribama" Straw Use, "Married to Medicine," Name Abuse, plus Florida Woman & some studies that only Derek would want to talk about.
Chick-Fil-A representatives said on Wednesday that the chicken chain is limiting the number of sauces it gives out per order due to a nationwide shortage.
Whether it's white or red, dry or sweet, or you're just here for the cheese, we have a little something for everyone on this week's road trip.
A Cabarrus County deputy along with Wildlife officers captured and relocated an alligator that was discovered yards away from a daycare Monday afternoon.
