We can all agree on that, right? We spend our entire childhood receiving stickers and gold stars at home, school and church, ...

I'll bet you 10 shiny nickels that none of these items will end up in a junk drawer collecting dust. View Entire Post › ...

The Tulsa World's newsroom shared updates throughout the night as editors, reporters and photographers reported from across ...

Krispy Kreme is sweetening Election Day with free doughnuts. On Tuesday, Nov. 5, customers can receive a free original glazed ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The results on Election Day will come down to seven ... A woman holds up her sticker that signifies that ...

The publishers of The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times dropped bombshells on their readers and staffs last week. For the ...

One by one, the voters who turned out Thursday were adding to what’s become a colossal heap of early ballots in the key swing ...

"Garment-safe adhesive, it's incredibly important," said Janet Boudreau, one sticker designer. "You can ruin leather, silk, ...

An outfit may not be the first thing most people think of before heading to the polls, but a misstep while dressing could jeopardize one’s vote.

Our nation has held elections since 1788 but it seems it took nearly two centuries for the small adhesives to…stick.

From scenic to slightly sinister, "I Voted" stickers encompass a lot more than the familiar American flag design.

This week the first place was invited to the State House in Indianapolis to receive special recognition for their work.