Something Good

We cannot believe how many of you shared Halloween pics! The costumes were so creative (and spooky), and we want to see more.

Oct. 11 is National Coming Out Day, and for many LGBTQ+ Americans, there are many reasons to celebrate their Pride.

It’s not every day you get a birthday surprise from your sports hero, especially when it comes with a signed jersey.

Recently, on Wife Appreciation Day, we thought it’d be fun to let you all show us your sweet side, and boy did you ever.

Ultimately, Payton Lynch hopes the stories told do more than just inspire those who lost loved ones during the 9/11 attacks. She hopes it can be a resource for anyone to draw upon when going through tragedy or hardships.

Until the end of September, earthday.org is encouraging people around the world register or participate in cleanup projects.

Do you have a wife who makes your world go round?

Now that the school year is well underway and students are off to the races for another year of learning and studying, we thought we’d ask: Can we see your pictures?

Soon it will be 20 years since Sept. 11, 2001 and the tragic terrorist attacks that surround that day -- and it’s hard to believe it’s been that long.

Amputees have what they call an “ampu-versary,” a date when they celebrate how far they’ve come since losing a limb.

The Paralympics got underway in Tokyo this past week, and much like the Olympics that were held last month, it didn’t take long for athletes to produce special moments that inspired the world.

Any time the Mackinac Bridge is closed or congested, traffic wise, you can imagine drivers are a little on edge. All of us can be that way in heavy traffic, right?

Last year, it was just a dream -- serving as a safe haven of comfort and peace, for women recovering from major breast cancer surgery. Now, it’s become a reality for Pat and Phil Gonzales.

It’s not every day that you turn 100, and World War II veteran Tom Rice wanted to make sure his 100th birthday was unforgettable.

This is one silver medal that turned out to be arguably more valuable than all the gold medals combined at the recent Tokyo Olympics.

They may not live in a pineapple, but they’re certainly hanging out under the sea.

It’s hard to say this is the revival of something that was dead, because higher-ups in the Pontiac School District don’t even know if it was alive in the first place.

The Summer Olympics might be over, but these little kids were inspired by the athletes they saw on TV, and they're now ready to compete in future games.

It’s a good bet that just about all of us have thrown something away on accident.

Someone cue up the Olympic theme song stat!

It’s one thing to be a new mom: Unpredictable, frazzled, busy; you’re trying to get to know your baby, heal your body and maybe even breastfeed, which can be unfamiliar and challenging, especially at first.

The competition has produced inspiring moments that have gotten the world’s attention and embodied the Olympic spirit.

It will nearly impossible for Pita Taufatofua to outlast his original claim to fame as “the shirtless flag bearer,” which made him a legend on social media.

The Tokyo Olympics are still just getting started, but there already have been a good collection of stories that have pulled at the heartstrings of millions around the world.

For much of his life, Timothy Rohrer, a now-young adult who was diagnosed with autism as a second-grader, has dealt with exclusion from his peers.

At the moment, there might not be a busier seamstress than Yara Atala, and it’s all thanks to her sons, George and Andrew.