Showing her love of country, one package at a time
Karen Grimord has sent 7,300 care packages for wounded soldiers at hospitals overseas, spending $40,000 a year on shipping alone
Sowing seeds of kindness on Calif. highways
"On the Road" checks back in with Tom Weller, who has helped thousands of drivers since someone helped him 40 years ago
Tim's Place restaurant run by special owner
Tim Harris, who has Down syndrome, owns and operates an Albuquerque restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and thousands of hugs
French town still honors U.S. pilot's WWII sacrifice
For 60 years, Peggy Harris didn't know her husband's fate; She finally found his grave in Normandy -- and learned how much he meant to so many
For WWII widow, a 60-year mystery solved
Peggy Harris received false and conflicting reports on the fate of her husband for decades -- even from a congressman
A father's gift of reading
Single dad Jim Brozina started reading each night to his 4th-grade daughter - and continued up until she left for college
Steve Hartman on Andy Rooney
A tribute to the "60 Minutes" commentator
NY blind teacher sees students in a different way
Students say the history teacher is one of the best because he can verbalize the information better than any other instructor
For Texas school rocket club, the sky's no limit
Science teacher Shella Condino is fighting to stay in the U.S.; Students tell her the same thing she teaches them: Never give up
A Texas rancher who raises Cadillacs
Stanley Marsh III owns a ranch of tilted Cadillacs in Amarillo; He's inspired imitators, but he'll take his secrets to his grave
Neb. hot dog slinger explains his exit from game
P. Stephen Potter threw hot dogs to fans at U. of Nebraska football games for 36 years; Did school force him out over ticket for 3-year-old?
Record-setting domino king still toppling, teaching
29 years ago, Bob Speca set the record for domino toppling; He's still knocking things over -- and teaching the science to students
Jump rope innovator creates fun way to work out
Bobby Hinds, who invented the plastic tubing around jump ropes, has a new wireless device that may change the way we work out
Teenage physics wonder turns to nuclear safety
Taylor Wilson was the youngest person to create fusion at 14; Now he's working on scanning for nuclear material (and a cancer cure)
"Dude Perfect" still sinking amazing trick shots
Texas A&M friends' basketball trick shots went viral in 2009; Several national tours later, they've turned their hobby into a career