After Digging Up Thimbles for an Hour, Amateur Metal Detectives Stumble Upon Literal Treasure Hoard
These four men spend their weeks working average day jobs – but they may finally have the money to retire after they recently struck gold.
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Rather Than Ticketing Young Man for Driving Illegally, Officer Gave Him a Ride to His Job Interview
A desperate 22-year-old man may not have been able to get the job he wanted if it had not been for a compassionate cop lending a hand.
Listen to Dairy Farmer Explain His Sweet Friendship With 'Allo Vera': The Cow Who Thinks He's Her Calf
This Australian dairy farmer has been adopted as a member of his herd after Vera the cow started treating him like her calf.
First American With Drug-Resistant Epilepsy Has Great Success With Newly-Approved 'Brain Stimulation'
This newly-approved procedure was recently carried out on the first American patient with drug-resistant epilepsy - and it has worked wonderfully.
Mailman Fulfills the Final Wish of a German Shepherd On His Route That Passed Away
This mailman was "choked up" over a note he received from one of the families on his route – but he was more than happy to grant its special request.
Inexpensive 'First-of-its-Kind' Device Can Generate Electricity From Snowfall
Over 30% of the Earth's surface is covered in snow every winter - and now, this inexpensive new device could use it to generate electricity.
With Only 147 of World's Fattest Parrots Left, This Year's Baby Boom Has Left Researchers Positively Squawking
The beloved kÄkÄpÅ is the world's fattest species of bird - and thanks to their latest baby boom, they're returning from the brink of extinction.
Young Couple Rescued From Crocodile-Infested Park After Writing 'HELP' in the Mud
This young couple had been trapped in the Australian outback for 26 hours before they were finally rescued thanks to their makeshift "HELP" sign.
New MDMA Study From Johns Hopkins Further Explains Why Ecstasy Can Help Treat PTSD
Since MDMA was granted "breakthrough therapy" status for its ability to treat PTSD, this new study may explain the treatment's neurological success.
Homeless Man Finally Reunited With Beloved Pet Rat After Pedestrian Mistakenly Took It Home
After weeks of desperately searching for his beloved pet rat, this Australian homeless man was finally reunited with his furry companion.
Sniffing Pleasant Odors Shown to Decrease Cigarette Cravings
Cigarette smokers who experienced pleasant smells before being offered a ciagerette were less likely to want to smoke.
All 180,000 Honeybees Living On Top of Notre Dame Cathedral Have Survived the Fire
There were over 180,000 honeybees living on top of the Notre Dame Cathedral of Paris when it caught fire last weekend – and miraculously, they survived.
Researchers Create 'First-of-its-Kind' Roadmap for Saving Earth From Climate Change Years Before 2050 Deadline
This groundbreaking report is one of the first global roadmaps for how the world can stop climate change - and it's apparently quite cost-effective, too.
Since Officers Gave Her a Car, Strangers Have Donated Thousands to 20-Year-old Raising Her 5 Siblings
Despite losing both of their parents to cancer, these six siblings have since received an outpouring of support from total strangers.
With Champagne Bottle and Top Hat This Daredevil Dove Into the 'World's First-Ever Bungee Jump'
British man David Kirke was the first person to go bungee jumping-40 years ago-and he did it while wearing a top hat and grasping a bottle of champagne.
Always Disorganized? That Might Actually Be A Good Thing
For those of who you have been criticized for being messy, we have some good news: "the more disorganized your brain is, the smarter you are."
This Guy Created a Social Media Project for His Love of Dogs - and it Has Now Saved Dozens of Pups
A guy created a Twitter page so he could talk about dogs - and since garnering millions of followers, he has used his account to save his canine compadres.
Man Brings Telescope to the Street and Invites People to Look at the Moon -Their Reactions Will Bring You to Tears
Everyone has seen the moon before, but when these pedestrians were invited to look at it through a $1,000 telescope, nearly every single one of them were shocked by the breathtaking view.
'Proton Therapy' is Noninvasive Treatment for High-Risk Cancers - In Use Today With 'Excellent' Success Rate
This "game-changing" treatment also comes with a minimal amount of side effects - and it has been shown to be less costly than traditional radiation.
WS Fans Write Poems Dedicated to Good News for My Birthday
To celebrate both National Poetry Month -- and my birthday -- I asked newsletter subscribers to send in poems about what it's like to read the Good News I provide. Here are a few.