On A Positive Note: Man Teaches Photography to Underserved Children

We're spotlighting a New Jersey man for his global work in teaching photography. Ed Kashi, Photo Camp Tower, joined 'On A Positive Note' to share his experience in traveling to Uganda and Jordan to teach children how to shoot photographs. He's also displaying their remarkable work.

More In General News

Eight Dead Due to Salmonella Linked to Cantaloupe

Health officials are reporting that eight people have died due to a salmonella outbreak linked to contaminated cantaloupe.

ND Senator's Son Charged After Crash That Kills Sheriff's Deputy

The son of North Dakota Sen. Kevin Cramer was charged with manslaughter and fleeing an officer after a police pursuit ended in a crash that killed the sheriff's deputy.

One Good Thing: New England Turtles Sent to Florida to Warm Up

One good thing.

U.S. Marshal Accused of In-Flight Sexual Abuse

U.S. Marshal Accused of In-Flight Sexual Abuse

Paramedics Claim Elijah McClain Suffered From 'Excited Delirium' Before Death

Paramedics Claim Elijah McClain Suffered From 'Excited Delirium' Before Death

U.S. Military Halts Osprey Fleet Operations

U.S. Military Grounds Osprey Fleet

Unclaimed Lottery Ticket in Florida Worth $44 Million

A person who purchased a winning lottery ticket from a gas station in Florida has until this Monday to claim their winning prize after the ticket has gone unclaimed for several months.

Paramedics Told Police Elijah McClain Had 'Excited Delirium'

The two paramedics on trial over the death of Elijah McClain told investigators the 23-year-old had "excited delirium."

U.S. Marshal Accused of Mid-Flight Sexual Abuse

A U.S. marshal was arrested in the United Kingdom after being accused of sexually abusing a woman during a Delta flight to London.

U.S. Military Grounds Osprey Fleet

The U.S. military has grounded its fleet of Osprey V-22 aircraft a week after a deadly crash off the coast of Japan.

Load More