Parents of Micro-Preemie Discover Build-A-Bear Clothes Fit Their Baby Perfectly: 'One Day We'll Show Her' (Exclusive)

Harlow Miesner at birth (left), Harlow Miesner celebrating Halloween.Photo:kaitlyn miesner/Tiktok kaitlyn miesner/Tiktok Kaitlynnand Bailey Miesner were excited to become firsttime parents. Everything was smooth sailing until 19 weeks into Kaitlynn’s pregnancy, when doctors noticed the fetus was measuring at 17 weeks. “My doctor had wanted us to come in a month later and do another growth check to see how she was growing,” Kaitlynn tells PEOPLE exclusively. “At the next appointment, I was 24 weeks and she was only measuring about 20 weeks, so she had stopped growing even more.

Parents Organized Neighborhood Kickball Game for Son with Down Syndrome. Then the Kids Kept Coming Back to Play (Exclusive)

The first thing Jack DowDell does when he wakes up is turn on his favorite music and sing. He doesn’t care if the neighbors can hear him or whether he’s hitting all the right notes — he just loves to belt it out. Jack, a 14-year-old from Salt Lake City, Utah, was born with Down syndrome. His parents, Kimberly, a fitness instructor, and Devon DowDell, a project manager for a mortgage company, didn’t know about his diagnosis before his birth, and in fact, they didn’t know much about Down syndrome at all.

Parents Sue School After Son Gets Punished for Using AI on Class Project, Insist 'It Wasn't Cheating'

The parents of a Massachusetts high school student are suing the school for punishing their son over the use of artificial intelligence in a paper. Per the complaint, the parents said that the Hingham High School Student Handbook for the 2023-2024 school year did not contain any policies or procedures concerning AI. “At the time,” the complaint said, “the Handbook did not consider artificial intelligence or inform the administration, faculty or students of the circumstances in which it may be permissibly used or whether its use was a sanctionable academic integrity infraction.

Paris Hilton 'Safe' After Trailer Burns Down During Music Video Shoot

Paris Hilton.Photo:Courtesy of Kevin Ostajewski Courtesy of Kevin Ostajewski Paris Hiltonis “grateful” that an accidental fire on the set of one of her projects was contained without injury. The hotel heiress, 43, shared on social media Friday, Aug. 16, that she was doing fine after an incident on the set of her new music video resulted in her trailer being completely destroyed. “Sadly an accidental fire broke out in my trailer on the set of my music video today.

Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie Reunite and Get Their 'Sanasa' on in First Teaser forParis & Nicole: The Encore(Exclusive)

Paris HiltonandNicole Richiemay no longer be living the simple life, but they’re ready for an encore. PEOPLE can exclusively announce that the best friends’ new three-part special,Paris & Nicole: The Encore, will premiere Thursday, Dec. 12, on Peacock. The special, which picks up 17 years afterThe Simple Lifeended, follows Hilton and Richie, both 43, as they try to produce a once-in-a-lifetime operatic performance based on their self-coined phrase, “Sanasa.” “Sorry, can you hold for a sec?