TD Bank's Allendale branch now has a motion-sensor machine that drops a free biscuit for every paw that steps up.

A Houston-area family has kept the coin since buying it from a collector in the 1960s. It goes on public display next week.

Ben Dennis, 48, can now reach medical appointments in a vehicle nicknamed “The Bear” after FOX 26 viewers stepped in.

Tickets to the Esquire Theatre premiere vanished in 24 hours, so Cincinnati Animal CARE tacked on a 9 p.m. showing.

The ʻUlana Gala pairs a moonlit feast with hula to fund financial security and youth programs across Maui Nui.

Avivo Village will require referrals rather than walk-ins, drawing from Sherburne, Stearns and Benton county outreach teams.

The Road Home's Changing Seasons, Changing Lives carnival runs 6–9 p.m. at Promontory Hall, with kids 10 and under free.

Heart for Winter Haven has already secured six units toward its 50-home goal, backed by a $350,000 city and county grant.

Ten new Progress Pride banners now line Westheimer Road, funded privately by Mayor John Whitmire after the state forced Houston to erase its rainbow crosswalk.

The second Monday in October is now official in OKC, thanks to a decade of advocacy from Choctaw Nation citizen Sarah Adams.

The Chapman Highway shop plans free Narcan, birth control, and sanitary products in an unmonitored private area.

Chizuk Amuno and Beth Israel could become one Pikesville congregation, with members voting December 1.

A popping noise turned into the biggest bonfire Ronald Lawson had ever seen. His Trenton Christmas display survives anyway.