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Hey Smails ... thousand bucks I make this shot! Not quite Roy McAvoy's shot from inside the clubhouse to knock the pelican off it's perch

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2020 has been a year filled with uncertainty, but one man wanted to remind his neighbors that magic can still exist

"Just treat people the way you want to be treated [and] always help out if someone needs," Teo Jordan said

I think of it like this: You do you. Be you. Live your life and follow your heart. I want you to be whole, entirely yourself

With the cold winter weather upon us, a local man is serving up support to those in Maine experiencing homelessness.

The air is getting colder as we approach the cozy winter months and if you breathe in deep you can catch a whiff of that crisp fall air.

The dog was in a ruff spot, having been abandoned outside a Sacramento animal shelter, before she was adopted by Dr. Deborah Giles

A 26-year-old North Carolina coronavirus survivor returned home Tuesday after being declared brain dead in June.

Egypt Bush has written three books so far, and hopes to one day publish 100.

As a school resource officer, Ryan Patton spent years working with students — but for a couple of them, he's now known as "dad."

I was ready to pack the whole thing in if they didn’t let us do this show," says the creator about the classic, "The Contest.

A college sophomore went beyond just walking a mile in someone else's shoes.

The 65-year-old was already in Stage Four when she learned the tragic news. She died in November of 2015.

You are on your way to an abundant life, enthusiastically checking every box on your to-do list, and you unexpectedly become stuck

“It just restored my faith in humanity, that there’s still good people out there," Mallory Pittman-Morris said after getting her purse back

As so many of us do in trying times, Scott Warner took to Twitter. He had not lost hope, and so he made a promise of his own: If the Dodgers

The virtual edition of this year’s race, pushing the event’s fundraising total since 1989 to more than $400 million

Holocaust survivors Ruth Brandspiegel and Israel “Sasha” Eisenberg call their reunion a miracle that began on the holiest day in Judaism