This week's lifestyle articles included stories about delicious American food, earthquake safety tips, stories from the great outdoors, and a mom learning about a strange arrest warrant.
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Here are some of this week's top lifestyle headlines. Includes articles about nature, delicious food, earthquakes in the northeastern United States, and more. (Sarah Hartwig/Turtles Fly/Chris Granger/Alabama Department of Tourism/Fox News)
Good news you might need right now
Deputies in Oklahoma rescued an injured dog that had been stuck on railroad tracks for an extended period of time. Find out why the dog was there in the first place. Click here to get the story.
Five years ago, a police officer saved a baby girl at a movie theater, and now he is her godfather. This story of strong bonds will not soon be forgotten. Click here to get the story.
Detective Michael Harton saves a three-month-old baby, Eyman, at a movie theater one day. And now, five years later, he is her godfather. (Nicky Huckabee)
Hot trending topics
On Friday, April 5, a magnitude 4.8 earthquake shook New Jersey, New York, and other northeastern states. If an earthquake happens again, here's what to do when it happens and how to stay safe. Click here to get the story.
During the solar eclipse on Monday, April 8, some people will skydive during the total eclipse to enjoy the experience from thousands of feet above the ground and get a once-in-a-lifetime view. Click here to get the story.
All skydivers wear safety glasses and put them on as soon as the parachute is deployed. (Waterfall skydiving; ROB KERR/AFP via Getty Images)
Delicious food from around America
Little Miss BBQ in Phoenix, Arizona is the star. This popular hotspot serves world-class BBQ with a Southwestern flair, including mouth-watering sandwiches. Click here to get the story.
Orange rolls have grown into a local specialty. The venerable all-steak restaurant's orange roll was named one of the 100 best things to eat in this southern state. Click here to get the story.
Orange rolls are made with lots of sugar, butter, and orange peel. (Chris Granger/Alabama Department of Tourism)
wild and wonderful nature
A gorilla named Bangori was spotted approaching the Santa Barbara Zoo in California with a camera in hand. Watch the funny moments here! Click here to watch the video.
Last winter, the organization worked to re-release 34 sea turtles into the ocean after spending several months nursing them back to health, given their poor living conditions. Click here to get the story.
The sea turtle is from Cape Cod or New York and was found washed up on a shore earlier this winter. (Sarah Hartwig/Turtles Fly)
strange or popular stories
The South San Francisco Police Department said a concerned resident called 911 about a mountain lion sighting, which turned out to be a heavy domestic cat. Click here to get the story.
A Texas mother of five told Fox News Digital that she recently learned she had a warrant out for her arrest on the books after failing to renew her driver's license. Click here to get the story.
Texas mother Kaylee Morgan is facing charges over library books she says she returned more than a year ago. (Kayley Morgan)
Lasting history lessons
Martin Luther King Jr. was murdered 56 years ago this week on April 4, 1968. To commemorate him and his life's work, his niece Alveda King highlighted five landmarks in civil rights history to FOX News Digital. Click here to get the story.
Introducing an American named Captain John Parker. He led 77 volunteers against his 700 British regulars at the Battle of Lexington, which sparked the American Revolution, and was crippled by tuberculosis. Click here to get the story.
The Lexington Minuteman statue overlaps with the American flag against a blue sky on Lexington Common, Massachusetts. James Lee, on the right, plays Captain John Parker in the annual reenactment on Lexington Common. (Getty Images and Michael Duncan Smith)
Faith and values in practice
A California Christian family is turning the pain of loss into new purpose. The Cook family uses the key traits of a beloved husband and father to propel their new venture forward. Click here to get the story.
Jim Wahlberg served time as a Boston street hustler while his younger brothers became stars. He revealed how his encounter with Mother Teresa in prison led him to Jesus Christ. Click here to get the story.
James Wahlberg visited the Massachusetts prison where Mother Teresa was incarcerated and said that Mother Teresa led him to the path to Christ. (Tim Graham/Getty Images, Gabe Ginsberg/Getty Images)
smart money moves
Want to earn $10,000? All you have to do is cuddle your cat for a few hours one afternoon. Click here to learn more about the application process for this exciting gig. Click here to get the story.
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One mother quit her full-time job to stay home with her children and enter online sweepstakes and contests. Now she has collected her $35,000 and has no plans to look back. Click here to get the story.
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