While the accomplishment is incredible, as Chris trained and joined like-minded people also training for triathlons, he found community.

When he realized what the issue was, the man started to take items out of his cart, but the cashier was one step ahead of him.

She has a T11 spinal injury, had to have her legs amputated and will likely use a wheelchair for the rest of her life.

It had been a slow day, so the thieves only made off with $30, but what they intended for evil was turned into good by a caring community.

What started as a request has resulted in an avalanche of kindness, and what started as a local event has warmed the hearts of hundreds.

The acts of kindness went on for a total of two hours. But who knows - maybe now there will be a challenge to set a new record.

This incident runs completely counter to the narrative being pushed by leftist radicals about how police interact with the public.

She wrote that they called animal control, the DNR and even the police, but they managed to rescue the ducklings on their own.

He ordered his food, and as his meal was brought to his table, the waitress had something besides a plate for him.

A simple way to thank hospital staff, police or fire departments through the COVID-19 crisis is through pizza.