Janet Weinstein

Iashia Nelson, a Hurricane Harvey survivor, reflects two years after the storm.

ABC News takes a look inside NASA’s robotics design area at the Johnson Space Center.

Now you can check out a dog for happy hour - ABC News

Friendship House in Morgantown gives local man a chance to plant new roots.

New England won its sixth title.

Behind the scenes of Atlanta's Super Bowl security joint operations center - ABC News

'Dead malls': Inside one man's mission to document the beauty of abandoned shopping centers - ABC News

Cuddle volunteers help to soothe West Virginia's drug-exposed babies - ABC News

'Don't take it for granted': Family who lost home in Hurricane Harvey reflects 1 year later - ABC News

An American pilot who became known as the “Candy Bomber” for dropping treats to children in West Berlin, Germany, is still delivering but this time in Utah.

He says he is one of three “abstract spoon artists” in the U.S. and has nine products in Smithsonian museums in Washington, D.C.

The city’s mass transit company has launched a six-week pilot program.

Cahree Myrick, 12, is a national chess champion who honed his skills at his local barbershop in Baltimore.

Aaron Hughes, 26, moved to Nagoya, Japan to devote five years of his life to becoming a bonsai “master.”

As of Monday morning, there had been two storm-related deaths reported in the state.

Off the coast of Maine, this couple found tranquility.