Jaheem Lee got to meet the motorcycle deputies he hopes to join one day at Good Shepherd Child Care Center in Cutler Bay.

The 23rd and Jackson corner sat vacant for four years. Now foster youth are pulling espresso shots there.

The Sept. 26 gala at Vision Church RDU funds emergency starter kits and counseling for grandparent caregivers.

Ross Township surprised the WWII Merchant Marine veteran with a proclamation at a free veterans lunch — his family says they had no idea it was coming.

J wears camera glasses to surprise Chicago strangers with words of encouragement — and turns down money to keep doing it.

A tanned hide coat once worn by 19th-century leader John Quinney has been reclaimed from the Smithsonian after decades of dispute.

The 78-year-old memoirist says a mattress on the floor beats decades of couch-surfing before fame found her family.

Mitch Dillon, a Nicholls State graduate with Down syndrome, now helps decide funding for the transition programs that shaped his life.

A descendant of Lincoln Hills residents is planning a Boulder-based retreat to honor the historic Black mountain resort near Coal Creek Canyon.

The 32nd annual parade rolls down Madison Avenue Sunday, with more than 338,500 Mexican New Yorkers calling the city home.

Lost a dog near Nogalitos or Culebra? A new scanner box might text you the answer before you ever call a shelter.

Eduin cooks meat and translates for customers after school. Now he has a safer way to get home.

Harvest Tyme Family Farm spent four months carving a 3-acre Dolly Parton likeness to fund book deliveries to Hoosier kids.