(Karen Cunningham)
"I was really glad that it sparked a discussion about how to create more family-friendly working environments,” MIT biology professor Troy Littleton said.
By Cathy Free
The moment Shane Jones saw the personal items inside a storage unit he won, he realized he shouldn’t keep them.
By Cathy Free
“He saw all those sheep and just wanted to go to work,” said Linda Oswald, who was frantically looking for her dog after the car crash.
By Cathy Free
With each cake pop and cup of Country Time lemonade sold, Makenzie Madsen's younger sisters raise money for a nonprofit that helps recover organs for transplant.
By Marisa Iati
We'll deliver you stories of kindness, resilience and the best among us, every Wednesday and Sunday. The Optimist will help you live your best life and find moments of joy or inspiration during dark times.
Christina Lauren and Alexis Daria dole out happily-ever-afters with a side of humor.
‘Revenge bedtime procrastination’ rose with the pandemic, as lines between work, home and school were erased.
They're drawing unmasked parties, close hugging, workplace returns and road trips.
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Devastated by her dad’s display, Avery Sanford and her mother donated the money to a domestic abuse center in Richmond.
The line outside the tiny Texas bakery Confections stretched for several blocks after customers heard what happened.
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John Rucker’s dogs run into the tall grass and bring back box turtles, gently laying them at his feet, unharmed.
By Cathy Free
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