Last December, flames engulfed Ohio's Overfield Tavern Museum. Now archaeologists get to dig beneath the floorboards. A 50 cent coin from 1817 (left) and an 1846 Liberty head one-cent coin (right) are just two of the numerous objects uncovered in a dig in Troy, Ohio. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Out of the ashes of a devastating fire, archeologists are uncovering exciting insights into Ohio history.

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. Each morning when she wakes up, Juanita Mengel removes the silicone liner of her prosthetic leg out from under a heated blanket so that the metal parts of the artificial limb don't feel as cold on her skin when she straps the pieces together. The 67-year-old Amanda, Ohio, resident then does the same for her 5-year-old dilute tortoiseshell cat, Lola-Pearl, who is missing her left hind leg. The duo is one of an estimated 200 therapy cat teams registered in the U.S. through Pet Partners.

Many people are familiar with International Business Machines (NYSE:IBM) and its wide variety of mainframe computers, business servers, and consulting services. Investors are probably also familiar with its more recent forays into data analytics, cloud computing, and cognitive computing solutions, represented by its AI-based Watson supercomputer. There are, however, a number of innovations that forever changed the technological landscape and paved the way for the larger societal and demographic shifts that followed. IBM has a long and fascinating history of innovation. Charles Flint, a financier in New York, arranged for the merger of several companies that developed time clocks, computing scales, and tabulating machines.