Girl apologizes to National Park Service for taking a rock home, sends adorable letter

One young lady is being praised for her impeccable manners for an apology note she wrote to the National Parks Service (NPS) rangers of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park after she reportedly took a rock home as a souvenir. In expressing her remorse, the girl also returned the stolen rock token to the park and even gave a donation.

‘It was a touching sight’: Restaurant server uses lunch break to sit and talk with WWII veteran

A heartwarming moment has gone viral on social media after a customer at a restaurant in Pennsylvania captured a server going out of his way to sit down with a 91-year-old WWII veteran sitting alone in a nearby booth.

Husband of El Paso victim given new SUV when his is vandalized the day he buries wife

A man whose partner was shot and killed during the El Paso Walmart massacre was given a new vehicle on Monday after his was vandalized the day he buried the love of his life.

Video: Cable snaps seconds before slingshot ride launches

Two Florida tourists got quite a scare on a ride at a Florida Panhandle amusement park – without even leaving the ground.

Boy, officer bust out insane moves in break dance face off

An unexpected dance battle went down between a young boy and Colorado officer and they did not disappoint!

McDonald's employee celebrates 40th anniversary in Downingtown

An encounter between two people that once worked together in Downingtown four decades ago is melting hearts all over the internet.

Controversial study links drinking fluoridated water during pregnancy to lower IQ in children

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considers water fluoridation to be one of the top 10 achievements in public health in the 20th century, but a controversial new study published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics found that it may be linked to lower IQs in children.

Video shows man nearly struck by lightning in South Carolina

A man walking through a South Carolina school campus was nearly hit by lightning, security camera showed.

School administrators sued for using permanent marker on boy's head

A federal civil rights lawsuit was filed Sunday against Pearland ISD, a school discipline clerk, head principal at Berry Miller Junior High Tony Barcelona, and teacher Jeanette Peterson after Peterson used a Sharpie to draw on a student’s head at the end of last school year.