We bet there is no chance you can predict how this story ends! Take a listen for yourself!

Have you ever heard of the idea of 'Reverse Shopping'? If not, it may just help you rid your closets of the clutter you've been meaning to get rid of!

This might not be as "BREAKING NEWS" as it is for Lauree but here's why you should be excited:

You are no longer limited to only the 3 fl. oz.  of liquid to carry on to the flight in your purse or bag. In the case of sunscreen it's not considered a medically important treatment that can go with you on-board. Which means the next time you are going through security and that giant tub of sunscreen is pulled out of your purse and plopped onto the conveyor belt...the TSA needs to let it pass!

And if that's not exciting enough, let's get excited for protecting our skin!! Three Cheers for sunscreen!! Hip Hip Hooray!

Lauree doesn't even care that she's really going hard letting her Dork flag fly...she's been dosing up with all sorts of sunscreens, even has a new bottle next to her driver seat in her car to put on your hands when she's driving home in the Texas sunshine.  She's had one too many risks of skin cancer, plus your skin will thank you for caring for it -so get out there, take some trips and don't forget that Giant Tub'o'SunScreen that can on go in your purse!

We think you'll be encouraged by this 16-year-old's act of bravery to speak up in moment of fear and anxiety!

I know this is kind of strange, but the act of looking at yourself in the mirror makes me sad. I know firsthand and through conversations with friends the dialogue that takes place in that meeting with the mirror and, a lot of the time, that inner conversation is pretty ugly and harsh.

Here is a story of a woman who struggled with her own negative inner voice and how she was able to break that cycle with the power of a rubber band.

We've all experienced closed doors in our lives. Dreams that remained dreams. Hopes that never came to fruition. But how can we view those closed doors in our lives as a blessing despite the heartache we may feel?

"The world send us garbage and we send back music." A poverty-ridden community in Panama are creating a masterpiece from literal trash and it's a beautiful reflection what God is doing with us each and everyday.

If you've spent a good amount of money this past year on supplies to combat and fight off COVID-19, we've got some good news for you!

If you find yourself in a sobriety journey of any kind right now, I want you to know that your family here at KCBI is rooting for you!

There's something that I've noticed a lot as of lately that affecting us in one major common thread: we're losing sleep.