Alabama's Republican Governor Just Helped Thousands of Felons Get Their Voting Rights Back
This new piece of legislation ensures that thousands of formerly-convicted Alabama residents will be able to partake in the political process.
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4-Year-old Superhero is Caped Crusader of Kindness With the Sweetest Superpower
This 4-year-old may not be able to fly or turn invisible, but his "superpower" is better than anything in the comic books.
Photo of Man Holding Baby for a Stranger While She Does Paperwork is Melting Hearts Across the Internet
This sweet photo of an elderly man helping a young mother has been shared thousands of times across the internet since it was posted last week.
When Boy's Condition Prevents Him From Going Outside for Recess, Cop Offers to Be His Best Friend
Officer Ronald Saladin could not bear to see little Braylon Henson sit by himself for recess – so he offered up a hand in friendship for his daily rounds.
Minutes After Saying 'I Do', Hero Groom Jumps Into the Ocean to Save Drowning Teen
If Cindy Edwards had any doubts about the character of her husband, they must have been cleared up immediately when he rescued the boy from the ocean.
When Little Girl's Beloved Toy Disappears, Grocery Store Workers Sift Through Landfill Until They Find It
This 3-year-old was heartbroken over her missing friend – but thankfully, three determined grocery store workers were on the case.
After Youth Walks 7 Hours to First Day of Work, CEO Hands Over His Own Car as a Thank You
A young man's perseverance and spirit has earned him praise from around the world – and a big reward he didn't see coming.
64 Years After Riots Drove Her Out of School, University Honors First Black Student to Ever Enroll
This civil rights trailblazer is now being honored by the very same university that expelled her for the riots that ensued over her enrollment in 1956.
Young Man Invites Solitary Senior to Eat With Him and Discovers She is a Widow On a Special Anniversary
When this young man saw a senior sitting by herself in an Alabama restaurant, he could not help but say hello – and he was glad that he did.
Guys Who Befriended Solitary Widow Have 'Vowed' to Make Time for Her: 'I already feel like we're her grandkids'
After these three young men reached out to an older woman who was eating dinner by herself, they are all now apparently as thick as thieves.
Native American Tribe Donates $184,000 to Cover Funeral Costs of Alabama Tornado Victims
When another unidentified Alabama business backed out of covering the funerary costs of the victims, the tribe more than tripled their donation.
Police Officer Finally Gets to Meet the Man Who Kept Her Dry for 30 Minutes in the Rain
For 30 minutes, Sheriff Deputy Tiffany Dial stood at attention on a rainy street corner in Alabama to salute a fallen officer. This man kept her dry.
Chick-Fil-A Opened On a Sunday in Order to Grant the Birthday Wish of a Boy With Special Needs
Even though Chick-Fil-A is always closed on Sundays, this restaurant opened their doors in order to grant a 14-year-old boy's birthday wish.
When Icy Roads Delay School Day, Bus Driver Buys 50 Breakfast Meals for His Students
This compassionate bus driver was not about to let his students go through their school day without breakfast – so he made one more quick stop on his route.
5 Year-old Sings Grace for Homeless Man in Diner, Brings Tears (WATCH)
When this 5-year-old saw a homeless man outside an Alabama restaurant he implored his mom to buy him a meal–then brought everyone to tears by singing grace.
Charlie Sheen Makes Good on Promise, Sends $25K to Alabama Tornado Relief
Actor Charlie Sheen quietly donated $25,000 in December to help tornado relief in Alabama, making good on a pledge to help survivors of the deadly twisters even though some had doubted his promises. The actor set up a fundraising website after tornadoes last spring killed about 250 people in Alabama.
Alabama Tornado Victims Helped By 'Army Of Volunteers' and Steady Stream of Aid
An army of volunteers trooped into storm-stricken communities across west and central Alabama on Saturday, bringing food, water and labor to those trying to pick up the pieces. The hillsides whined with chainsaws and crawled with men and women pulling limbs and branches off houses and helping residents cart out belongings.
Alabama's New Education Standards Praised for Being Pro-Science
Alabama schools are updating science standards, including once controversial topics and focusing on more hands-on work for students.
Football Coach Ends Career To Be With Daughter, Who Suits Up for One Play
When this coach decided to give up the game for quality time with his daughters, one of them took to the field to show their love for him.
Cop Drives 770 Miles to Get her Home After Town Rallies to Find Missing Dog
When a teen died in a car crash, strangers spent days searching for her dog and a cop drove 12 hours to return it to her family. (VIDEO)
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