Haiti quake survivor returns home after 6 months

Half-buried in rubble, Bazelais Suy struggled to breathe — a dead woman lay on his chest. He knew he had to get her off, fast. Because he could still move his arms, he somehow managed to remove his belt, loop it around the woman's own belt and drag her off. But his legs were still pinned.

Transparent braces: Straighten yourself out

Transparent braces are transforming our pearly whites, says Emma Hill.

Survivor of Haiti earthquake returns home after 6-month medical odyssey, vows to help rebuild

a dead woman lay on his chest. He knew he had to get her off, fast. Because he could still move his arms, he somehow managed to remove his belt, loop it around the woman's own belt and drag her ...

Nacogdoches woman helps fit Haitian amputees with prosthetic limbs

Nacogdoches prosthetist Sherrie Anderson, center, helps an 11-year-old Haitian girl stand up on new prosthetics. Anderson said the young girl, Alexandra, lost both of her legs in the earthquake, but was a “real trooper.”

Reporter plays with fire while trying out a job that's in the bag

Maine at Work: At Sea Bags, Ray Routhier learns the ropes of using recycled sails to make tote bags sold worldwide.

East End braces as Earl approaches

As Hurricane Earl sweeps toward what is apparently going to be a very close call with the East End, some local residents hunkered down and prepared for the worst, some saw the storm as an opportunity to do a little hurricane rubber necking and others seemed completely oblivious to anything other than the rain.