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No one likes waiting in lines. We want everything at our finger tips. Well, now we have it.

We are so used to hearing different things about our local schools and communities that we don't even think that our very own could be some of the best around. I'm not just talking locally either, I'm talking nationally.

First Girl Scouts made my week - or at least I thought that they did with the announcement Thursday of not one, but two S'mores based cookies coming to their line in 2017. Now, Hostess really is being the hostess with the mostest (see what I did there?) and bringing deep fried twinkies to the freezer aisle!

This isn't Sponge Bob Square Pants, right? Like, this is real life? I feel like I need to check because this is the weirdest, yet coolest thing I think I've ever seen.

Newkirk Products, a company based out of Albany has learned that someone accessed their system back in May which contains member information. This could affect you and up to 600,000 locally within the Capital Region.

A life-sized, bronze statue of a gorilla that weighs an estimated 600 lbs. was missing from a garden in Slingerlands. You might be thinking, what was it doing there in the first place?! Well, owner Judith Bovitz purchased it to recognize the endangered mountain gorillas in Rowanda about 12 years ago.

AMC presents Breaking Bad: Amherst Edition? Not really. There's no Walter White or Jesse Pinkman. Nobodies calling Saul or using Mike as their own personal hitman. But the drug part, that's very real and its location is crazy!

It's taken months to plan, but the time is almost here for the very first Tattoo Convention in Upstate New York!

If a tree limb falls into a street when no one is around, does it make a sound? I mean, honestly it doesn't even matter because in this case people were around and could have been severely injured if not worse if a local mailman wasn't there to save the day!

You know something I wouldn't expect to see? A 6-foot alligator anywhere near here. Well...

After being eliminated once on "America's Got Talent," Saratoga magician, Steve Brundage knew it could always be a possibility again. How many people are typically eliminated and then offered the opportunity to come back because the judges believe they made a mistake?!

Let's be honest for a second. This happens all the time. A fashion trend kicks in and it's all the rage. Then, a year goes by -- or ten, and we look back at photos (which, by the way, will be EVERYWHERE due to social media in a decade) and we cringe. But, I have to admit, this one might be the cutest.