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CNN iReport Awards: Personal Storyupdated Wed May 16 2012 21:24:31

Check out the nominees for the 2nd Annual CNN iReport Awards in the category of Personal Story.

CNN iReport Awards: Interviewupdated Wed May 16 2012 21:01:29

Check out the nominees for the 2nd Annual CNN iReport Awards in the interview cateogry.

CNN iReport Awards: Compelling imageryupdated Wed May 16 2012 20:55:20

Check out the nominees for the 2nd annual CNN iReport Award for compelling imagery.

CNN iReport Awards: Original Reportingupdated Wed May 16 2012 19:57:17

Check out the nominees for the 2nd annual CNN iReport Award for original reporting.

CNN iReport Awards: Compelling imageryupdated Wed May 16 2012 19:24:27

Check out the nominees for the 2nd annual CNN iReport Award for compelling imagery.

CNN iReport Awards: Breaking newsupdated Tue May 15 2012 16:36:06

Check out the nominees for the 2nd annual CNN iReport Award for breaking news.

'Retaliation' in BJU suspension?updated Wed May 09 2012 07:59:48

Former BJU student Chris Peterman claims that his suspension was retaliation for his sex-abuse activism.

Bob Jones U. student denied diploma, alleges retaliation for activismupdated Tue May 08 2012 13:41:59

Former Bob Jones University student Chris Peterman expected to graduate on May 4. But on April 24, nine days before he was set to receive his diploma, the 23-year-old poli-sci major was suspended from school.

Names that flout convention: Advice for Jessica Simpson's daughterupdated Tue May 08 2012 11:55:37

Raphael Larrinaga was tired of sending out job applications and not getting a response, so he decided to try a different approach.

iReporter sees 'spectacular' super moonupdated Sun May 06 2012 10:23:58

iReporter Halldor Sigurdsson recorded the super moon from Reykjavik, saying it was great to see it light up the sky.

iReporter captures super moon over NZupdated Sun May 06 2012 10:16:13

These images of Super Moon were captured on May 06, 2012 from the middle of a farm in New Plymouth, New Zealand.

Autism awareness: Our brother Mattupdated Mon Apr 30 2012 10:36:28

In honor of Austim Awareness Month, Matt Allen's brothers and sisters share how he has affected their family.

2008: iReporter on near plane crashupdated Wed Apr 25 2012 17:57:50

In 2008, CNN.com's Nicole Lapin talked with iReporter Dave Gering about his experience on a plane that nearly crashed.

Critic, iReporters review 'Hunger Games'updated Thu Apr 19 2012 13:01:51

iReporters and film critic Grae Drake share their reviews of the blockbuster hit film, "The Hunger Games."

Lions, tigers and bears -- oh, my outfit!updated Wed Apr 18 2012 07:43:14

Animal print is as classic to fashion as the little black dress. But this spring, the orange-and-black look of leopard is heading to the back of the closet in exchange for cuddly kitten faces.

iReporter captures dust stormupdated Mon Apr 16 2012 15:39:11

iReporter Muhajid Latif capttured a dust storm blanketing Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Children with autism: Nothing for grantedupdated Mon Apr 16 2012 08:54:39

Watching a child take his first steps is one of the biggest milestones for a parent.

2007: On scene of Virginia Tech shootingupdated Mon Apr 16 2012 05:27:24

On April 16, 2007, iReporter Jamal Albarghouti captured audio of the Virginia Tech shooting as it happened.

iReporter captures tornado touchdownupdated Sun Apr 15 2012 15:06:32

iReporter Ben Jurkovich captured video of a tornado near Burdett, Oklahoma, and spoke to HLN's Mike Galanos about it.

And justice for all?: Debating the Zimmerman arrest and race in Americaupdated Fri Apr 13 2012 10:56:04

Protesters and activists demanding justice for slain Florida teen Trayvon Martin are no closer to closure, even with the news that second-degree murder charges were filed against shooter George Zimmerman. The charges were the latest development in a heated national debate over race and justice in America.

iReporter witnessed plane crashupdated Fri Apr 06 2012 17:47:47

Chandler Blake Ferguson says he saw the Navy jet just before it crashed into an apartment complex in Virginia Beach.

iReport pundits: 5 reasons why Romney can't seal the dealupdated Thu Mar 15 2012 14:41:44

Mitt Romney just can't seem to get conservatives to come to the altar and say "I do."

2010: Ex-Black Crowe talks oil disasterupdated Mon Mar 05 2012 08:38:41

The oil disaster in the Gulf struck a chord with former Black Crowes bassist and iReporter Johnny Colt.

Man films tornado hitting neighborhoodupdated Sat Mar 03 2012 22:06:55

A man films a massive tornado as it tears through his neighborhood in Henryville, Indiana.

Boy who lost Army dad inspires help for other kidsupdated Fri Mar 02 2012 11:31:38

Last August, a 10-year-old boy from Missouri wrote an iReport to CNN. Braydon Nichols asked that the world not forget his father, an Army officer who died when the helicopter he and other soldiers were in was downed in Afghanistan.

iReporters say 'I Am America'updated Mon Feb 27 2012 19:47:04

iReporters Lulis Leal, Jose Luis Morales Sotolongo, Omekongo Dibinga and Polly Irungu describe why they are America.

iReporter's Oscar pick: 'Moneyball'updated Sat Feb 25 2012 16:02:40

iReporter Chris Soriano had a very creative way of telling us why "Moneyball" should win Best Picture.

iReporters join first lady's Let's Moveupdated Sun Feb 12 2012 20:12:37

First lady Michelle Obama answers additional iReporter questions on the second anniversary of her Let's Move initiative.

Bobby Brown breaks down at concertupdated Sun Feb 12 2012 17:32:53

Bobby Brown, Whitney Houston's ex-husband, cries over her death at a concert. CNN's Josh Levs speaks with an iReporter.

What to do when your pet's too fatupdated Tue Feb 07 2012 10:07:00

A top expert in pet obesity answers iReporters' questions. Josh Levs reports.

Obesity epidemic strikes U.S. petsupdated Fri Feb 03 2012 22:17:43

Kim Stevens has a problem that affects tens of millions of Americans. If left untreated, it could lead to the death of someone she loves, someone who's part of the family.

Nigerian iReporters discuss uncertain present, and futureupdated Fri Jan 27 2012 12:00:32

As the rest of the world rang in 2012, Nigerians awoke to an unpleasant New Year's Day surprise: Their government announced the removal of a longstanding fuel subsidy that had helped to hold down gas prices in the largely impoverished country. Almost overnight, the price of fuel more than doubled, plunging the West African nation into mass unrest and bringing commerce to a standstill.

'At Last' is our song: Thank you, Etta Jamesupdated Fri Jan 27 2012 09:24:10

The familiar string intro filled the room. The happy couple stepped onto the dance floor. And as they took each other's arms, Etta James' voice began to tell the story of their marriage.

Man refuses surgery, drops 270 pounds updated Wed Jan 25 2012 11:14:39

Bryan Ganey slowly climbed out of his parents' car. Michael and Martha Ganey had driven their son to work because he wasn't feeling well -- for the past couple of days, simple tasks had left him short of breath and exhausted.

Meet some of our one million iReportersupdated Fri Jan 20 2012 17:49:14

CNN has reached a major milestone - with one million iReporters. Take a minute to meet some of them.

Joe Rogan is back with 'Fear Factor'updated Mon Jan 02 2012 16:15:26

Joe Rogan talks about the new Fear Factor; bigger, grosser stunts and takes your iReport questions.

2009: Kepler telescope launchupdated Mon Dec 26 2011 07:30:56

iReporter Larry Kitlas captures video of the Kepler telescope as it launched into space Friday.

The week in iReportupdated Fri Dec 16 2011 15:01:37

This week in iReport: Snake found in a Christmas tree, blind person wins photography award and protests in Colombia.

iReporters describe Cairo protestsupdated Tue Nov 29 2011 12:16:03

Two Egyptian iReporters give us an inside look at the front lines of the recent Tahrir Square protests.

Man arrested, Tased at Wal-Martupdated Mon Nov 28 2011 10:50:25

iReporter Ryan Casale captures footage of a Black Friday shopper at a Wal-Mart in Southington, CT, Tasered by police.

Swimming with the sharksupdated Wed Nov 16 2011 08:01:25

iReporter Jupp Baron Kerckerinck swims with great white sharks near Isla Guadalupe in the open waters of the Pacific.

The new iReportupdated Tue Nov 15 2011 12:17:49

CNN iReport's senior producer Lila King shows off the new CNN iReport.

Facebook, CNN come together to honor vetsupdated Fri Nov 11 2011 08:44:17

Veterans Day is dedicated to honoring our military servicemen and servicewomen, many of whom continue to risk their lives for the lives of millions. The efforts of these heroes and the sacrifices they make deserve our respect and gratitude.

For young Muslims, Hajj pilgrimage reawakens Islamic valuesupdated Mon Nov 07 2011 15:00:21

Each year, more than 3 million Muslims commit to Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca that represents the fifth and final "pillar" of Islam and the largest annual human gathering on the planet. Every Muslim who is physically and financially able to do so is expected to make this pilgrimage once in their lifetime.

So scary! Revelers team up for awesome costumesupdated Mon Oct 31 2011 14:14:50

Nothing gets people in the Halloween spirit like group costumes. Teamwork was the finishing touch of many iReporters' outfits -- whether it was a team of green Army men or crayons.

iReporters remember Steve Jobs' legacyupdated Thu Oct 06 2011 18:49:30

CNN iReporters express how innovator Steve Jobs impacted their lives and the way they use technology.

Afghanistan: 10 years, 10 perspectivesupdated Tue Oct 04 2011 17:04:51

Pinky promise may save young dad's lifeupdated Fri Sep 30 2011 07:12:06

Justin Boyles lay in bed, exhausted and depressed. His 385-pound body sank into the mattress with each breath he took. I have diabetes, he thought in disbelief.

Holding on to hope: Young and unemployedupdated Tue Sep 27 2011 17:54:46

Recent college graduates try to remain hopeful despite their struggle to find employment.

One tall order: 30-foot beer mug pyramidupdated Sun Sep 18 2011 15:42:33

Amateur video by Sherbien Dacalanio showing a 30-foot beer mug pyramid in the Philippines

Surf's way up in Californiaupdated Sat Sep 03 2011 21:52:39

Surfers hit the waves in Malibu despite a high surf advisory from the National Weather Service.

iReport + Mashable: Even tech-savvy souls need to disconnectupdated Tue Aug 23 2011 13:19:58

Army capt. to fallen pilot's boy: Your dad talked about youupdated Fri Aug 12 2011 10:57:45

An Army captain has established a college trust fund for the 10-year-old who posted an iReport honoring his dad, who died in the recent Chinook helicopter crash in Afghanistan.

iReport's double rainbows: 'Spectacular'updated Thu Aug 11 2011 14:48:10

Enjoy the most 'spectacular' rainbow imagery we've ever received at CNN iReport.

Army captain creates college fund for boy who lost dad in Chinookupdated Thu Aug 11 2011 10:10:30

An Army captain has established a college trust fund for the 10-year-old who posted an iReport honoring his dad, who died in the recent Chinook helicopter crash in Afghanistan.

Boy's ode to fallen dad inspires tearful responsesupdated Wed Aug 10 2011 15:43:12

The story of a 10-year-old who posted an iReport honoring his dad who died in the recent Chinook helicopter crash in Afghanistan has sparked a huge outpouring from CNN.com readers.

Fallen pilot's 10-year-old: Don't forget my dadupdated Tue Aug 09 2011 13:39:24

A week ago, 10-year-old Braydon Nichols started to think about his dad and how much he missed him.

Kansas boy wants the world to recognize his fallen fatherupdated Tue Aug 09 2011 00:54:00

A young boy in Kansas was among millions in America who watched the horrifying news this past weekend about the Chinook that went down in Afghanistan's Wardak province.

How friends, family spark handwriting changeupdated Mon Aug 08 2011 11:14:58

When Erica Olson was in the eighth grade, she and her best friend shared everything: clothes, shoes, gossip -- even their handwriting style.

2007: Tasered at Kerry eventupdated Tue Aug 02 2011 10:15:23

I-Reporter Clarissa Jessup shot University of Florida student Andrew Meyer being tasered during a John Kerry event in September.

2007: I-Report turns 1updated Tue Aug 02 2011 10:08:28

CNN's Anderson Cooper looks back on I-Report's first year.

2007: Viral video artistupdated Tue Aug 02 2011 09:59:37

Artist Phil Hansen talks to Catherine Callaway about how he sidesteps the galleries and brings his art to the Internet.

Five years of iReportupdated Tue Aug 02 2011 08:34:40

Once upon a time, in a dark corner of CNN's Atlanta headquarters, there was a messy pile of VHS tapes covered in remnants of packing tape. It was January 2005, shortly after an earthquake had triggered a massive tsunami in the Indian Ocean. CNN, along with many news organizations, had put out a call for footage of the event. With mailing instructions. Like, physical mail.

Treating the wounded in Egyptupdated Tue Aug 02 2011 06:34:44

CNN's Anderson Cooper speaks to iReporter Hunter Moore, who was treating wounded protesters in February.

2010: 194 countries, 194 iReports: 1 videoupdated Tue Aug 02 2011 06:34:08

In 2006, iReport was born. Today we cover the globe. Here are all 194 iReport countries.

Fearing scary diagnosis, man drops 175 poundsupdated Fri Jul 29 2011 07:11:13

Will Nevin had been dreading the doctor for years.

When you're losing weight, where does the fat go?updated Fri Jul 22 2011 07:25:31

Multiple chins, bulging tummies and flabby arms: It's easy to see where fat accumulates on the body.

'Potter' stars take a final bowupdated Mon Jul 18 2011 11:32:28

Cast members of the final "Harry Potter" movie talk about the end of the series and take your iReport questions.

iPhone 4 survives fall from skydiver's pocketupdated Mon Jul 18 2011 07:13:34

Jarrod McKinney's iPhone 4 -- a notoriously fragile device -- cracked when his 2-year-old knocked it off a bathroom shelf.

300-plus pound student exercised in secretupdated Fri Jul 15 2011 07:58:59

When Jamil Macias looked down at his new sports uniform, he felt embarrassed by the size on his tag -- he knew it was the largest one on his middle-school baseball team.

Quiz: You are what you eat?updated Fri Jul 08 2011 19:13:29

As part of CNN's Defining America project, CNN iReport is conducting a cultural census. We're asking people to share a self-portrait, show off their handwriting, tell us what they typically eat for dinner, and more. This quiz on stereotypes is part of our series focusing on what foods people across America typically eat.

Remembering 'Fudgie': Shy man to confident soldierupdated Mon Jul 04 2011 08:25:43

For most of his life, Marlon Jackson was shy. He was the kind who would stand in the corner at a party swaying side-to-side, quietly sipping on a beer while others danced and socialized.

Remembering our fallen: Spc. Marlon Jacksonupdated Mon Jul 04 2011 08:22:22

For most of his life, Marlon Jackson was shy. He was the kind who would stand in the corner at a party swaying side-to-side, quietly sipping on a beer while others danced and socialized.

What can you tell about a person from their picture?updated Fri Jul 01 2011 09:17:02

As part of CNN's Defining America project, CNN iReport is conducting a cultural census. We're asking people to share a self-portrait, show off their handwriting, tell us what they typically eat for dinner, and more. This quiz on stereotypes is part of our series focusing on the self-portrait project.

Why we portray ourselves the way we doupdated Wed Jun 29 2011 09:42:42

Starting in March of this year, CNN iReport asked people from around the United States to help CNN define America. CNN wanted to know what you look like, what you eat, how you get around town, your accent and your handwriting style. In less than three months, we received submissions from all 50 states, and the iReports are still coming in daily!

In Facebook age, is camera-shyness a thing of the past?updated Mon Jun 27 2011 08:43:45

Marcus Krause has been a wedding photographer for nearly 25 years. He's always captured mostly candids of his clients' big days: the newly married couple's euphoria as they stride up the aisle, or a tender moment on the dance floor. But lately, that's been a little more difficult.

Nauru struggles to surviveupdated Fri Jun 17 2011 13:59:26

What was once one of the richest places in the world is now among the poorest. iReporter Johnny Colt tours Nauru.

Paper airplanes for freedomupdated Thu Jun 16 2011 10:41:00

iReporters create paper airplanes to symbolize the fight for freedom in the battle to end modern slavery.

'Green Lantern's' lightupdated Wed Jun 15 2011 16:24:07

Ryan Reynolds and cast talk about bringing "Green Lantern" to life and answer your iReport fan questions.

Stay groovy, keep in touch: Memories preserved in yearbook messagesupdated Fri Jun 10 2011 19:36:25

Dogs surf for charityupdated Mon Jun 06 2011 07:33:50

Spectators and canines hit the beach for the sixth annual Loews Surf Dog Competition.

Blind AIDS survivor discovers vision beyond sightupdated Fri Jun 03 2011 10:32:53

Some of Kurt Weston's self-portraits feature shapeless eyes hiding behind amorphous glasses. Others are marred with spidery, distorting streaks.

The next 'giant leap' for mankindupdated Tue May 31 2011 15:57:55

CNN's Anjali Rao on iReporters' ideas for the next "giant leap" for mankind.

Homemade signs display wide range of emotion after Joplin tornadoupdated Tue May 31 2011 07:46:38

Photographer Christina Patton noticed something unusual while she was documenting tornado damage in Joplin, Missouri: signs. Lots of them.

Remembering our fallen: Pfc. Leroy Sandovalupdated Mon May 30 2011 08:11:53

March 26, 2004, is a day that Pfc. Leroy Sandoval's family and friends will never forget. On this day, more than 7,000 miles away from his hometown of Houston, the 21-year-old Marine was killed during a firefight with Iraqi insurgents in Falluja.

iReporter traveled to Joplin to helpupdated Wed May 25 2011 15:16:31

iReporter James Redmond surveyed the devastation in Joplin, Missouri.

iReporter caught in the stormupdated Mon May 23 2011 17:38:12

Sports reporter and iReporter Ryan Atkinson documented the deadly tornado that hit Joplin, Missouri.

'Complete devastation' in Joplinupdated Mon May 23 2011 17:34:25

iReporter Jennifer Parr talks about the deadly tornado that hit Joplin, Missouri.

Witness: 'We were in our last seconds'updated Mon May 23 2011 15:57:06

Survivors tell stories of tornadoes sweeping through Joplin, Missouri, and Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Those gowns, that hair: Your prom memoriesupdated Fri May 13 2011 14:08:04

Stylish moms through the yearsupdated Fri May 06 2011 09:46:07

Moms don't exactly have the best reputation for fashion. Track pants, food-stained shirts, and, of course, the infamous "mom jeans" come to mind.

For military families, bin Laden's death brings fear, uncertaintyupdated Tue May 03 2011 09:37:13

When Priscilla Thurman first heard the news that terrorist leader Osama bin Laden was killed, she was relieved. Soon after though, she said she started to worry about the threat of retaliation directed at U.S. troops.

Tornado tears through Aucklandupdated Tue May 03 2011 09:36:13

iReporter Kyle Boyce shot footage of a tornado moving through Auckland, New Zealand.

iReport: America unitedupdated Mon May 02 2011 18:12:37

iReporters around the country chant "U.S.A.!, U.S.A.!" and celebrate in solidarity over the death of Osama bin Laden.

Royal wedding: If you didn't get invitedupdated Fri Apr 29 2011 17:12:45

iReporters around the world share their viewing parties and the food they served for the royal wedding.

iReporters' journey to Buckinghamupdated Fri Apr 29 2011 17:12:01

iReporters Jason Sauter and Nancy Vidarte share an average person's journey to Buckingham Palace for the royal wedding.

iReporter gets TV star treatmentupdated Thu Apr 28 2011 16:45:56

CNN Royal Wedding iReporter Jason Sauter gets some tips from CNN's Richard Quest on TV makeup.

Piers Morgan holds court at London barupdated Thu Apr 28 2011 13:55:48

CNN's Piers Morgan regales partygoers at his London bar, The Hansom Cab. He submitted this iReport.

Huge funnel cloud spotted in Kentuckyupdated Wed Apr 27 2011 10:21:07

iReporter Daniel McCoy shot this video of a funnel cloud near Beaver Dam, Kentucky.

Customized workspaces spark iReporters' productivity, creativityupdated Tue Apr 26 2011 11:27:01

France's Islamic veil ban spurs passionate reaction worldwideupdated Mon Apr 25 2011 12:20:30

When Zahra Jaferi heard that France had banned the wearing of certain types of traditional Islamic head scarves in public, she said she felt conflicting emotions.

Messages in the sand: Anxiety, hope on oil disaster anniversaryupdated Wed Apr 20 2011 08:00:15

Maybe time heals all wounds, or maybe it doesn't. Eileen Romero of New Orleans says the Deepwater Horizon oil rig disaster isn't at the forefront of her mind anymore, but she's still upset all the same.

Messages in the sand: Anxiety, hope on oil disaster anniversaryupdated Wed Apr 20 2011 07:58:22

Maybe time heals all wounds, or maybe it doesn't. Eileen Romero of New Orleans says the Deepwater Horizon oil rig disaster isn't at the forefront of her mind anymore, but she's still upset all the same.

Human trafficking as you've never seen itupdated Fri Apr 15 2011 18:34:24

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout highlights iReporter Renee Hong's video on human trafficking.

Civil War heirlooms bond families with pastupdated Tue Apr 12 2011 11:13:32

Sam Lyons' connection to the Civil War came to him last year in a pink gift bag.

POW! BANG! POP!updated Sat Apr 09 2011 21:29:24

iReporter Jean-Pierre Bijouard shows us his video of a massive pillow fight, an annual event on the streets of Paris.

'Your Highness' pushes comedy boundariesupdated Fri Apr 08 2011 12:44:23

James Franco and Danny McBride talk about the new action fantasy comedy that promises dirty jokes galore.

Shutdown means no income for militaryupdated Thu Apr 07 2011 16:38:39

Army wife Amy Tersigni says she'll have to choose between bills and food if her husband isn't paid due to the shutdown.

Food or rent? Soldier's wife fears gov't shutdownupdated Thu Apr 07 2011 16:03:29

Military mom Emily O'Donnell has a solution for the government to avoid a shutdown: "Go to your room and do not come out until your job is done."

SXSW: By the numbersupdated Tue Apr 05 2011 16:07:32

CNN iReporters and Vimeo creators team up to show their view of Austin and SXSW.

iReporters take a stand to end slaveryupdated Thu Mar 31 2011 11:47:57

iReporters join the CNN Freedom Project and take a stand to end slavery.

'Sucker Punch' is 'sexy'updated Fri Mar 25 2011 17:25:38

The all-girl cast of "Sucker Punch" answers your iReport questions.

The things you carry: Show and tellupdated Fri Mar 25 2011 11:04:13

The Persona photography series started as a happy accident. Three years ago, Atlanta photographer Jason Travis, 30, took some snapshots of a friend and the contents of her bag.

SXSW shows iReport its stuffupdated Thu Mar 24 2011 17:59:17

Jason Travis and CNN iReport took portraits for the Persona Project in Austin at South by Southwest 2011.

Fans remember Elizabeth Taylor through the yearsupdated Thu Mar 24 2011 17:19:12

Crane sways during Japan quakeupdated Fri Mar 18 2011 17:24:51

A CNN iReporter shoots video of a crane 35 stories up and swaying during the earthquake in Japan.

Aftershocks in Japan bend windowsupdated Fri Mar 18 2011 17:09:24

CNN iReporter Kenny Knight shot this video during a major aftershock in Tokyo that caused windows to wobble.

CNN 30: Chernobyl disasterupdated Thu Mar 17 2011 09:52:05

To mark 30 years of CNN, iReporter Nige Burton shares memories of his trip to the site of the Chernobyl disaster.

Photos: Life in Tokyoupdated Wed Mar 16 2011 16:13:22

Terror as quake rattles department storeupdated Wed Mar 16 2011 12:22:20

An entire department store rocks back and forth during the 9.0 earthquake in Tokyo.

Aftershocks 'coming extremely regularly'updated Wed Mar 16 2011 12:11:56

iReporters and others shared videos of the Japan earthquake and its aftermath.

iReporter captures fire after quakeupdated Tue Mar 15 2011 13:05:47

August Armbrister kept his camera going as he approached a refinery fire in Inchihara, Japan, set off by the earthquake.

Surfing the tsunami wave in Californiaupdated Tue Mar 15 2011 11:14:03

iReporter Chris Morrow captures video of surfers hitting giant waves in California following the tsunami in Japan.

iReporters rattled on train in quakeupdated Mon Mar 14 2011 11:06:00

CNN iReporters capture video inside a train as it rattles during the earthquake near Tokyo.

iReport: Fresh water lines moving quickupdated Mon Mar 14 2011 10:04:12

CNN's Reggie Aqui talks with a woman in Japan about the struggle to find food and water in the wake of the earthquake.

Japan quake rattles U.S. Navy baseupdated Mon Mar 14 2011 09:35:03

Japan's earthquake forces water out of a swimming pool, down flights of stairs and out of a building.

Anatomy of the earthquakeupdated Mon Mar 14 2011 08:52:30

Watch the ground split and water rise as iReporter Brent Kooi details his experience during the Japan earthquake.

'It looks like a bomb hit my house'updated Sun Mar 13 2011 08:21:01

iReporter Sean Crownover tours the damage of his apartment in Tokyo following an 8.9-magnitude earthquake.

Oil refinery on fire in Japanupdated Fri Mar 11 2011 13:35:01

iReporter August Armbrister shot this video of a fire at the Cosmo Oil Refinery following the massive quake.

Earthquake at Japan's Narita Airportupdated Fri Mar 11 2011 11:57:54

iReporter Richard Dong captured this video in the Delta Sky Lounge at the moment of the 8.9 magnitude quake.

iReporter on quake: 'Worst one ever'updated Fri Mar 11 2011 11:54:44

iReporter Ryan McDonald shot this video as the quake occurred at his home in Fukushima, Japan.

Street in Japan 'moving like an island'updated Fri Mar 11 2011 11:16:38

iReporter Mark John Bennet describes the street outside his Chiba, Japan, home as "moving like an island."

Travelers urged to stay away from Japanupdated Fri Mar 11 2011 10:39:53

Tokyo airports turned into camp grounds and dazed travelers shared tales of massive delays and cancellations Friday after a powerful earthquake disrupted flights into and out of Japan.

iReporter: 'Here's an aftershock'updated Fri Mar 11 2011 10:08:41

iReporter Mark John Bennet captured these videos in Narashino City, Japan, just after the quake.

iReport awards: Personal storiesupdated Thu Mar 10 2011 13:28:50

iReporters' personal stories ran the gamut in 2010, and CNN's Brooke Baldwin introduces some of the most compelling.

HDR photography: Love it or hate it?updated Tue Mar 08 2011 08:10:22

High-dynamic-range (HDR) photography -- the art of creating one image by combining multiple exposures -- has gained popularity along with some criticism in recent years.

iReport awards: And the nominees are ...updated Mon Mar 07 2011 21:39:22

CNN's Brooke Baldwin introduces some of the nominees for the CNN iReport Awards.

iReporter creates art for Egyptupdated Sat Mar 05 2011 14:54:54

Artist Jessica Saboga sent us this time-lapse video of her creating a painting to pay tribute to the people of Egypt.

Your #techlife in photo collages on CNN iReport, Mashableupdated Fri Mar 04 2011 16:58:34

Matt Damon: 'I love my life'updated Fri Mar 04 2011 08:33:51

"The Adjustment Bureau" co-stars Matt Damon and Emily Blunt answer your iReport questions.

Top spot for citizen journalistsupdated Tue Feb 15 2011 10:41:38

CNN iReport is holding its inaugural iReport Awards. CNN?s Lila King tells you how the honors came about.

iReporters underwhelmed with Verizon iPhoneupdated Fri Feb 11 2011 18:54:05

Every release of a major new Apple product, be it due to clever company buzz-building, fierce customer loyalty or a combination of the two, tends to prompt a certain level of hysterics.

Egypt protests through eyes of iReporterupdated Thu Feb 03 2011 18:11:26

A CNN iReporter submitted various images of the protests in Tahrir Square in Cairo.

iReporter's 'vacation' in Egypt memorableupdated Tue Feb 01 2011 20:51:55

iReporter Darrell Helyar of Canada arrived in Cairo on Friday for vacation. He shares his experience with CNN.

Egyptian-Americans speak outupdated Mon Jan 31 2011 16:15:48

Egyptian-Americans including iReporter Nancy Mousa talk to CNN's Don Lemon about the events in Egypt.

iReporters help cover Egypt protestsupdated Mon Jan 31 2011 07:31:01

CNN's Josh Levs looks at iReports from the protests in Egypt and around the world.

iReporter on conditions in Cairoupdated Sun Jan 30 2011 21:49:42

CNN iReporter Kristian Johansson describes what he's seeing in Cairo as demonstrations continue.

Flames, explosions, protests in Egyptupdated Fri Jan 28 2011 21:48:17

CNN iReporters share what they witnessed as protesters and police violently clashed in Cairo, Egypt.

CNN iReporter tells Egypt storyupdated Fri Jan 28 2011 05:42:32

A CNN iReporter helps tell the story of demands for change in Egypt.

Northeast blasted by snowupdated Thu Jan 27 2011 20:56:55

A look back at snow that has pounded the northeast this winter season.

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