Community rallies behind Texas brothers who lost their mother and home
When their mother died, Julian and Jaylan thought all they had was each other — but they were wrong.
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Roughly 5 million calls for kind words from elementary school kids come into hotline
Whatever your worry, they've got a solution.
Basketball player saves referee's life after heart attack
"I've never witnessed someone just collapse, but I knew what had to be done."
Boy who idolizes umpires is now officiating Little League games
Most young fans want nothing more than to meet baseball players at games. Not Vincent Stio.
Author Ellen Jovin answers the nation's grammatical dilemmas
Ellen Jovin has traveled across the country to answer questions about grammar. She even wrote a book about the experience.
History obsession leads to unlikely friendship between twins and WWII vet
"We don't know about how we've changed his life," one of the twins said, "but we know that he obviously changed ours."
Elderly woman who lost husband and home in one day "adopted" by neighbors
Gean LeVar said her new family "means everything."
Meet the dog who learned to walk like a human after he was badly injured
Dexter the dog used a wheelchair to get around after he was hit by a car — until he started walking on two feet.
Boy adopted from Sierra Leone experiences his first birthday celebration
Abraham and his brother had never celebrated their birthdays before being adopted and moving to the U.S.
Paralyzed in a hockey game, he vowed to walk across stage at graduation
"If I set [my mind to do] something, I'm going to do what it takes to get to it," Jake Thibeault said.
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