Captain Herb Emory, the radio personality relied upon for Atlanta traffic updates, is being remembered this week as a caring, cheerful voice. The traffic reporter at WSB-750 AM for 23 years, Captain Herb died doing what he did every day, helping people.
The snow car was so convincing, police officers were about to leave a ticket on the windshield before realizing their mistake.
Determined to get the job done, Mr. Jacob follows him around the salon with his tools—and kindness— so he can finish the cut.
What started as a backyard initiative for the Argentos to help feed the homeless has quickly grown into a project that involves neighbors, businesses and farms around Montreal.
Instead of giving the shirt off his back, this youngster literally took the shoes off his feet so he could give them to a homeless boy.
These nurses specialize in assessing patients before they even get to the receptionist - and it has already had a dramatic impact on wait times.
A clever canine companion is being praised for its hand in rescuing its owner after he collapsed in an alleyway earlier this week.
This is the world's first device that has been designed to save thousands of premature babies from a common heart problem.
A simple 10-minute writing exercise to reduce anxiety has been shown to reduce test failure rates by over half.
The kitchen will be serving up free hot meals to all furloughed workers and their families starting tomorrow on Pennsylvania Ave.
After its successful assessment and approval, this "ground-breaking" procedure is expected to halve the amount of people waiting for liver transplants.
This clever 9-year-old Brazilian boy has become a hero to his neighbor's disabled kitten.