Bradley Carlisle, 37, once feared Santa as a child. Now his photo will light up Times Square for Down Syndrome Awareness Month.

Lisa Wilson gave up her dog Eddie after Hurricane Helene wrecked Spruce Pine's rental market. Hundreds of strangers refused to let it stay that way.

Judy Singleton is turning 15 acres of her family's Winchester farm into two homes so foster siblings never have to be split up.

Calico Days returns September 26-27 with a miner's triathlon, costume contest and $86 million worth of 19th-century silver history to explore near Yermo.

The first police officer crowned Miss Massachusetts heads to West Palm Beach, with colleagues backing her “100 percent.”

Anthem Row hosted the 17th annual celebration of mumbo sauce, hand dancing and D.C. pride, as K Street closed to traffic through early Monday.

Twenty downtown Rochester businesses will freeze into rock 'n' roll tableaus on October 1, with winners revealed the next day.

Dominic Auricchio, 13, says a vision comforted him before scans showed his mass had shrunk. His essay just won $1,500 from the Archdiocese of Newark.

Decibel Sound & Drink's owners are converting a former dental office next door into Lulu Mae, a garden micro-venue named for their daughters.

Free entry for anyone in German or Texan attire, a stein-hoisting contest and EZ Band headlining Saturday mark the milestone weekend.

Azle's biggest annual bash brings a parade, car show and $5 kids' wristbands to Main Street next Saturday.

Free family event lands at the old Aurora Mall on October 10, with 50-plus groups and giveaways in tow.

The 22nd Annual Nun Run rolls out from Villa de Matel on October 10, sending bikers to San Leon to fund free student healthcare.