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A retired flight attendant pushing a beverage cart from Boston to New York City in honor of his colleagues who died on Sept. 11, 2001, has made it to the Bronx. Marc Santia reports.

The vehicle wasn’t in park — and started to roll forward onto a sidewalk where students were standing, officials say. The parent wasn’t anywhere near the car.

The backyard for the Cifuni family is usually a calm and relaxing place, but that was interrupted Saturday afternoon when an unexpected visitor showed up at the pool: a baby deer, struggling to swim.

The San Diego Padres gave 15-year-old Landis Sims an honorary contract with the team. The rising baseball star, who was born limb deficient, wowed Padres pitcher Joe Musgrove with a game of catch on the Petco Park field on Sunday.

Then-Yankees general manager Roy Hamey wrote Gwen Goldman a letter on June 23, 1961, in which he denied her request to be a ball girl, saying: “I am sure you can understand that it is a game dominated by men a young lady such as yourself would feel out of place in a dugout.”

For 16 days, a couple searched through the woods and trudged in the swampy marshland at Barnegat Bay along the Jersey Shore in an effort to find their lost 3-year-old pup named Chunk — and were relieved when state troopers rescued him after finding him swimming in the bay.

Peter Marshall and his wife, Lisa, have been married for 12 years. But with Peter battling early onset Alzheimer’s that he was diagnosed with a few years ago, he doesn’t remember that wedding happening — he just knows that he loves Lisa.

Buying something in bulk is usually a better deal but the mother of 4-year-old Noah from Brooklyn definitely wasn’t thrilled when she saw he had bought 51 cases of SpongeBob SquarePants popsicles on Amazon.

Inside a bag that was left behind on a Long Island Rail Road train, a conductor found a jewelry portfolio containing 36 precious diamond ring settings — valued at around $100,000

Twenty-three years ago, a firefighter rushed into a burning home in Poughkeepsie with two young brothers inside. One of them died in the fire, but the other, a 3-year-old, was rescued, and over the weekend, he reunited for the first time with the man who saved him.

After a year of physical distancing, a New York City grandmother finally received a prescription she had been waiting for: a hug.

A woman unexpectedly reunited with her lost wallet has met the once anonymous Good Samaritan who went out of his way to deliver it to her home

Christine Pathak has marked every milestone in a hospital — most of them inside St. Mary’s in Queens. Everything from trick-or-treating to Thanksgiving to Christmas to birthdays were celebrated at the hospital. That all changed Friday. It was during her time hospitalized, when there were moments that standing seemed impossible for the now 2-and-a-half-year-old. The fact that she walked through…

A good Samaritan is being praised for his kind-hearted act of anonymously returning a Florida woman’s lost wallet

A good Samaritan is being praised for his kind-hearted act of anonymously returning a Florida woman’s lost wallet.

One woman’s search for an adorable toddler who was sitting in the stands at the Super Bowl on Sunday as a cardboard cutout is over. Tampa Bay resident Caitlin Katz reunited 18-month-old Jet and his family with his cutout over Zoom on Wednesday after she took to social media in search of the boy and other owners of the...

It was an emotional reunion as 6-year-old German shepherd Sadie bounded into the lap of Brian Myers as he exited his rehab facility, weeks after helping save his life during a medical episode in the middle of the night

Denver-based Prodigy Coffeehouse has a mission to help young adults who have not found success in traditional school or work structures

Sara Blakely, founder and CEO of Spanx, recently made an offer on Instagram: Brides who postponed their wedding due to COVID-19 can borrow her dress. And it’s not the first time she’s done it.

“It came full circle. I could feed people. People are donating. They’re able to sponsor a bowl. That then brings my staff back in to work, and now people have jobs. They feel hope,” chef Joseph “JJ” Johnson, owner of FieldTrip in Harlem, New York City, tells CNBC Make It.