Track-It Family & Parenting

CHICAGO -- The thick, black binder that Paula Gillett keeps charts her son Jack's battle last year against a food-borne illness caused by E. coli. Filled with medical records, meal calendars and other papers, the binder documents Jack's initial... Read more

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Several family members who say they were sexually abused as children by adult relatives remember being taken to various locations and photographed with naked men, police investigators said in a search warrant released Thursday.... Read more

Almost every culture throughout history has set aside a day to give thanks for the bounty of the harvest, food that will help them survive through winter. Read more

For even more fun on your next family pizza night, get ahold of these kid-friendly kitchen tools: Read more

We met actress Meaghan Martin while she was in Manhattan recently. She has starred in the TV show "10 Things I Hate About You," and the "Camp Rock" movies. Read more

Need a snack to tide the kids over until the big Thanksgiving feast? Here's a healthy option they can have fun making themselves. Arrange apple and clementine or navel orange slices on a plate as shown, and lay a cored pear half on top. Use scissors... Read more

As quarterback for the NFL's Arizona Cardinals, Kurt Warner, 38, knows a lot about what it takes to stay fit and take on challenges. After being cut from the Green Bay Packers in 1994, it looked like his NFL career was over. But he didn't give up.... Read more

Last summer, moviegoers joined a 78-year-old grouch and a cheerful boy scout on a high-flying adventure in Disney/Pixar's "Up." And now, audiences can relive the amazing journey all over again with the release of the hit animated tale on DVD. Read more

You don't have to worry about these Thanksgiving turkeys burning -- they're lit by safe LED tea lights. To make one, cut a circle from the seamless side of a lunch-size paper bag. Use the cutout circle as a guide to cut a slightly larger circle from... Read more

One of the great things about the explosion of Internet video is that anyone with a camera can share their thoughts and ideas with the world. Ironically, that strength is also a drawback quantity doesn't always equal quality. Read more