Jon Prell

This morning, Leslie and I posted a question on Facebook asking if you were a pet, would you be a dog or cat? This question morphed into a discussion about how our personalities are similar to the pets we choose, in this case, dogs and cats. I said that I was a dog person and Leslie immediately went into a deal about how I am really a cat because of my personality traits, which I totally disagreed with.

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Hunter is 7-years-old and is a professional sand castle builder in California. You certainly don't hear much about pro sand castle builders, but Hunter's passion goes way beyond sand castles. Hunter is also a big time advocate for clean water and makes a very strong case.

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Not many of us know a lot about every president through history, but most adults recognize most of the presidents if nothing else. We all have our favorite president and can tell you exactly why. You wouldn't expect to find many children under the age of 8 who even know what the president does, let alone anything about them - until now.

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Evansville police officer Nathan Schroer is the very definition of a public servant. Schroer is an 11-year veteran of the EPD and when he is not keeping the streets safe, he is a Pastor at Northwoods Church. Schroer recently received some devastating news, he has been diagnosed with leukemia for the second time.

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Last month, the U.S. Postal Service announced it would end Saturday delivery of first class mail in an effort to save $2 billion annually. The Postal Service lost about $16 billion last year, but on Thursday Congress passed legislation requiring six-day delivery, which is not what the Postal Service wanted to see.

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CVS Pharmacy is requiring all employees to submit their weight, body fat, cholesterol and other vitals if they use the company's health plan. If they refuse to submit the information, they will be charged an additional $50 per month for their insurance. On one hand, with rising health insurance costs, I can understand why they want this, but on the other hand, it's very scary and brings up many privacy issues.

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Amy is a 26-year-old mom who has been deaf since birth. Amy has never heard her own voice, let alone the voice of her parents or her six-year-old son, Blake. Thanks to some new technology, that is about to change for Amy.

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Have you ever taken stock of the junk you have in your house that you no longer use? Maybe you should, because according to a new study nine out of 10 of us could probably make as much as $1500 selling that junk. You may not consider yourself a hoarder, but all of us hang on to things for whatever reason long after we've stopped using them.

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I have to admit, I have a soft spot for Oreo cookies, especially the Double Stuff ones. What Oreo lover has not separated the top of the cookie to get right to the cream center...awesome! If you have ever hoped for a device to separate an Oreo cookie so you wouldn't have to waste the millisecond it takes to accomplish this, your wait is over.

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If you listen to Leslie and I regularly, you know that I might have a few issues....alright, a lot of issues. I have just added to new issues to my list that have nothing to do with bananas, pumpkin, bathrooms or the Kardashians.

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If you have ever been to an Evansville Icemen game at the Ford Center, you have seen the Kiss Cam, which has become a staple the last two years. It's hilarious to watch some of the reactions like the 'no way you're kissing me on camera', or the full on make out scene, which can be pretty gross, especially if one of them is in the middle of eating a hot dog or some nachos.

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Sports Illustrated recently named Connor and Cayden Long their Sports Kids for 2012. The Boys' story is one of the most incredible and inspirational stories I have ever seen. Connor and Cayden race in triathlons, but it's how they race, as brothers, that makes this story so unbelievable.

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