Something Good

On Oct. 22, the books arrived in Nigeria, much to the delight of people in the community of Ogoni.

Stories of hope and survival were seen up close Saturday morning as more than two dozen people with life-changing injuries got to walk down the red carpet and showcase their progress.

This team overcame several obstacles to achieve something historic.

A local professional dancer who lost both of his legs last year after contracting an infection is now back on the dance floor doing what he loves.

A few dozen young men in an Orlando mentorship program spent their morning packing food for the homeless.

Thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation and the IT’SUGAR candy store, 8-year-old Pierce Kight was able to shop along with his brothers, all for free.

Tyler Rosen is one of less than 100 living double organ donors in the world, having donated his right kidney to his friend Katie Freeman in 2022 and donating 70% of his liver to an anonymous recipient in 2019.

This was no ordinary officiating crew or occasion in Detroit on Sept. 21.

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Organ donors are some of the most selfless people in the world, so it’s always emotional when someone who received an organ from a donor can meet their family.

More than 9,000 books were discovered in a room. Here's how they will find new life on another continent.

When you think about a police chase, the image of OJ Simpson driving his Ford Bronco on the LA highways always comes to mind.

Lily Solek and her teammates paid tribute to her older sister in the best way possible.

For the past 6 years, the onePULSE Foundation has hosted an annual race to honor those who died in the Pulse nightclub tragedy.

Nearly a thousand kids and families made their way to Orlando’s Lake Lorna Doone Park Saturday morning for the West Lakes District's inaugural "Play Date."

A U.S. Navy Veteran, his wife, and his service dog got the surprise of a lifetime on Thursday.

This is no ordinary canine.

More than two dozen children who are blind or visually impaired put on their harnesses and took part in a ropes course Saturday morning.

Dozens of people set out Saturday to help a severely-injured Army veteran as he and his family prepare to move into their new home in Kissimmee.

It was sunny skies and good vibes Saturday morning for the 12th annual Paws for Peace walk at Blue Jacket Park in Orlando.

The Kissimmee Fire Department may need to build a nursery.

Many kids got quite the surprise at a therapy center aimed at providing services and treatment for children diagnosed with autism.

In the school’s most beloved tradition, Rollins College students were encouraged to spend Thursday having fun out of class as President Grant Cornwell proclaimed it Fox Day, “a day too beautiful to have class.”

Charly Bancarel didn’t start running until he was 55, but the Paris Marathon was the 11th marathon he’s completed.

Officers Bryce Snyder and Sergeant Kristopher Burnham got a call about a crash on Tuesday morning after a driver ended up inside a retention pond along State Road 434 and Rangeline Road.

Before innovation, DAK’s lesser flamingos had only 1 chick in 20 years