It's a special edition of True Crime Live today: Moms Gone BAD. | HLN

25K views · 409 reactions | “I don’t see myself as a hero.” Mailman discovers a girl crying behind a bush. She says she had escaped sex traffickers who repeatedly raped, drugged, and beat her. | HLN | Facebook

5.6K views · 21 reactions | Sunday Night at 10 help us solve the last unsolved mystery of the season: What happened to Brittanee Drexel? HLNTV.com | HLN | Facebook

Sweet moment among the disaster: 2-year-old Chelsey Lutz hands out burritos to firefighters working to contain California's Carr Fire. You can help too: CNN.com/Impact | HLN

Omarosa, former aide to President Trump and 'Apprentice' contestant says she secretly recorded White House Chief of Staff John Kelly in the Situation Room as he fired her. Listen. https://cnn.it/2P92Q4G | HLN

52K views · 371 reactions | Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman appear in court to face college admissions charges. Erica Hill reports: The actresses face anywhere between six to 21 months in prison if convicted or they plead guilty. https://cnn.it/2UgU8av | HLN | Facebook

What better way to welcome Donnie Wahlberg to the HLN family than with a round of Very Scaryoke!? Catch the series premiere of Very Scary People this Sunday at 9PM on HLN. | Morning Express with Robin Meade

18K views · 99 reactions | Know the signs. Mia St. John talks about early signs of mental illness to look for in loved ones. She also says she believes struggles with bi-polar disorder and alcohol abuse contributed to her husband, "The Young and the Restless" actor Kristoff St. John's, early death. https://cnn.it/2HKMxrO | HLN | Facebook

Robin Meade's 5 tips for living with anxiety... and maybe even overcoming it: 1. Stay in the present 2. Practice gratitude 3. Do a mind flip (explained in the video) 4. Sleep, eat, repeat 5. Be open to getting help If anxiety is something that seems to affect you more than others, or if you even get physical symptoms like it did Robin when she first started anchoring the local news in Chicago, 2019 could be the year you get control the thoughts and feelings that trigger panic attacks. | Morning