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We're sure you've seen the hashtag 'MeToo' all over social media in the last week. Here's what you need to know about the movement...

There's a lot of information and facts that get shared on social media that aren't actually true. How do we stop it? Well, one TV show may be able to help.

Has someone ever told you you're crazy for the way you do things in the kitchen? That's pretty much what has stirred up the latest twitter-battle.

The Internet is here to help make sure this kid keeps his stomach -- and his wallet -- full.

You've probably seen the hashtag "First World Problems" on social media. It's the same idea, but with problems that we have to deal with specifically in our area.

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson has some pretty serious pull. After seeing a Go Fund Me page for a NY boy who is battling cancer, he shared the post and it has taken off.

Guys, you've probably lost a hoodie or two to a girl that was cold and not nice enough to return it. Well a new hashtag aims to reverse that trend.

No words. #LouderThanEVER pic.twitter.com/2Reugy1Uci
— Utica Comets (@UticaComets) April 29, 2016
The Utica Comets' season may be over, but that didn't stop fans from showing their appreciation for the amazing run the team had.

We've all heard the stories of someone getting in trouble at work or losing their job because of something they posted online. Your posts could leave you in trouble with the law, as well.

No one wants to think about losing their job, but it happens. Some times though, it happens for some 'interesting' reasons.

You've seen it all over social media, maybe you're guilty of it too - The Grammar Police. When did we get so obsessed with the English Language?

It seems like the majority of people these days live on social media sites, whether it's Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, or any of the other ones. Well, we've got some questions for these people.