Actor John Krasinski has sold his popular Some Good News (SGN) webseries to ViacomCBS after a list of streaming services jumped into a massive bidding war to acquire the program launched in the wake of the Chinese coronavirus.
Crayola launched a new set of crayons on Thursday, ensuring that children of any color can represent themselves in their art.
A Texas dad recently drove more than 1,000 miles to surprise his daughter with a Chick-fil-A meal on her birthday.
Ever since he was six years old, a North Carolina boy has been setting aside birthday money to donate it to cancer research.
An Indiana man who served during World War II as an air force mechanic and survived the attacks on Pearl Harbor has recovered from the coronavirus at age 98.
A woman in Malaysia born without arms has been using her feet to sew personal protective equipment (PPE) to help frontline workers battling the coronavirus pandemic.
Autumn Hope Johnson lived in poverty out of a yellow delivery truck. Ten years later, she graduated college on the Dean’s List with plans to go on to law school.
Several New Jersey state troopers went above and beyond the call of duty to deliver a woman’s baby girl on the New Jersey Turnpike over the weekend, officials said.
Amelia Corne is graduating from a Michigan high school this month as her high school’s valedictorian. She is going to be the third member of her family to hold the title over the past seven years.
A man in Gustavus, Alaska, is doing whatever it takes to make sure his entire town is fed during the coronavirus pandemic.
A dog named Diesel is back with his South Carolina family after the two spent nearly a year apart, police said.
A man with cerebral palsy in Seward, Nebraska, is feeling loved thanks to community members who heard he needed some cheering up amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A U.S. postal service worker from New Hampshire who saw many graduating high school seniors could not have a traditional graduation ceremony because of the coronavirus left $5 Dunkin’ Donuts gift cards in their mailboxes.
One hundred and forty drones launched up to 500 feet in the sky in Nashville to put on a light show to honor the city’s frontline workers.
A 10-year-old girl in Danbury, Connecticut, is on a mission to give art kits to children who need cheering up during the coronavirus pandemic.
A church in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, is helping small businesses get back on their feet during the coronavirus pandemic.
Illsia Novotny of Denver received an unexpected windfall after a grateful customer left a massive tip on May 9.
Brian Edwards was released from MultiCare Tacoma General Hospital on Thursday after a harrowing battle with the novel coronavirus.
A 108-year-old woman in Allendale, New Jersey, might be the oldest United States citizen to beat the coronavirus.
A little girl in Jacksonville, Florida, got a huge surprise recently after spending almost her entire life in the foster care system.
A group of U.S. Navy veterans in Kansas City, Missouri, are stepping out to raise money for families struggling during the coronavirus pandemic.
An emotional Gene Sanders rang the Stephenson Cancer Center bell to celebrate officially beating cancer on Monday.
Matthew Stewart and his grandma used their burgeoning TikTok popularity to post a video of an at-home “salon” day during lockdown in April.
A New Jersey man who knew first-hand how important it is to stay connected with relatives started collecting iPads to enable the elderly in care homes and hospitals to see their families.
A World War II veteran in Portland, Oregon, is raising money in a unique way to help his neighbors during the coronavirus pandemic.
A Massachusetts State Police trooper is spreading kindness during the coronavirus pandemic by giving away a bicycle that his daughter had outgrown to a girl whose bicycle was stolen.
In the days of social distancing where most teachers see their students through virtual learning, one teacher is going above and beyond to see each of his students outside their homes.
A 12-year-old girl from New Jersey donated all of her birthday money to feed health care workers such as nurses and first responders on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic.
Several Missouri organizations pitched in to repair Air Force veteran Warren Dake’s home after it fell into disrepair.
A 15-year-old student was heartbroken when she heard she could not volunteer at her local nursing home because of the coronavirus, so she decided to do something about it.
Neighbors in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, made sure a little boy felt especially loved on his birthday this year.
An off duty California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer is being praised for his quick thinking in a life or death situation over the weekend.
A community in Gilroy, California, came together to raise $90,000 for a local doughnut shop, whose owners are struggling with health issues.
Two hundred women received a sweet Mother’s Day surprise over the weekend at a Publix in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
A dog that saved her family’s life and went missing after alerting them to a deadly tornado in Cookeville, Tennessee, has been found after 54 days.
A man in New Jersey went the extra mile Thursday to help his sister who works as a nurse in Greensboro, North Carolina.
A couple in Omaha, Nebraska, are not letting the coronavirus pandemic get in the way of their future plans.
A Virginia construction worker saved a dying German Shepherd stuck in a traffic jam on the way to the veterinarian’s office by giving him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
A school nurse in Haslet, Texas, got a big surprise Wednesday after returning home from helping coronavirus patients in New York City.
American Airlines and Hyatt Hotels Corporation announced in a joint statement Friday that they would be giving thousands of free vacations to New York City health care workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic.
