How a sixth-grader's note on a windshield led to justice in a hit-and-run
"It was bashed in pretty good," said college senior Andrew Sipowicz. "Then I saw the note."
On the Road
He opened his motel to families hit by flooding. Now he's a full-service good Samaritan
Jaret Hucks has given away about $50,000 worth of services
A soldier says a stranger's Christmas card got him through Vietnam. He just met the sender
John Metzler was fighting in the Vietnam War when he got a letter from a girl he didn't know, thanking him for his service
How a mother's hunch helped save a hiker's life in the mountains
Authorities don't typically look for people who aren't missing. Not this time
Firefighter and police officer don't let hurricane ruin their wedding day
It turns out even hurricanes are no match for the formidable force of nature we call love
Little girl with autism mistakes bride for Cinderella. That's not the end to the fairy tale
Since their chance meeting, a bride mistaken for Cinderella has stayed in touch with 5-year-old Layla Lester
Political rivals stun voters with unexpected duet
Lucy Rogers is running against Zac Mayo for a state House seat in Vermont
"He's giving CPR to a squirrel": Officers witness remarkable rescue
Someday, 19-year-old Chris Felix would like to go into medicine
Myrtle Beach innkeeper opens his doors to families hit by flooding
"Love thy neighbor, right? ... My mama taught me that a long time ago"
Community honors delivery man with a parade -- and another surprise
"Can't imagine downtown Gresham without Todd," one person said
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