When Craig Cragun's airline lost all his gear before a dream hiking trip, his farewell post to a hiking group sparked something unexpected. Instead of going home defeated, a community of strangers came together to save his adventure.
What happens when you leave pepperoni by an open hotel window? For Nick Burchill, it meant 40 hungry seagulls, a destroyed room, and a lifetime ban. Now, after 20 years and one hilarious apology letter, the hotel has forgiven him.
A photographer's $3,000 mistake turns into an unexpected story of kindness when strangers drive hours to return her accidentally donated camera—and Canon makes sure these good Samaritans don't go unrewarded.
Meet the 93-year-old grandmother who just became the oldest person to visit all 63 U.S. national parks. She started at age 85 and did it all with her grandson by her side.
When Rodney Smith Jr. stopped to help an elderly man struggling with yard work, he had no idea it would lead to a movement spanning 8 countries. His 50 Yard Challenge has now inspired over 4,000 kids to help their communities.
Divide, Colorado has an unusual mayor - a 7-year-old mammoth donkey named Clyde who loves naps and carrots. But his role goes beyond novelty, as the animal mayor election has raised over $41,000 for the local animal shelter.
The creator of the world's fastest garden shed is back with another wild invention. Kevin Nicks has built the only street-legal motorized wheelie bin in the world. Find out why he creates these unusual vehicles.
When Barbara Morris mentioned wanting to ride a Harley Davidson if she made it to 90, she never expected her family would remember. The look on her face when bikers arrived at her nursing home was priceless.
What would you do if dolls moved into your mailbox? When Don Powell found two tiny tenants with a note claiming his mailbox as their new home, he decided to let them stay, leading to a charming mystery.
Ever worry that people don't like you after conversations? Science says you're wrong. Studies reveal "the liking gap" - we consistently underestimate how positively others view us in social settings.