An Ohio man accused of violating the state’s stay-at-home order said, “We don’t give a fuck about the coronavirus,” only to be taken away in handcuffs over the weekend.
A rosary made out of blue and white balloons was released into the sky in Italy, giving hope to many quarantined Italians as they were stuck in their apartments, according to a video.
A generous landlord decided to waive two months’ rent for his tenants living at eight different properties in Denver, Aspen, Lakewood, and the Western Slope.
Paint company Sherwin-Williams is doing its part to combat the coronavirus by producing hand sanitizer and donating 250,000 worth of personal protective equipment (PPE) to healthcare workers on the frontlines.
Millions of Indians throughout the country lit candles and torchlights through their mobile phone apps at 9 p.m. on Sunday, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal for national “solidarity” in the global fight against coronavirus.
A New Jersey group is providing hundreds of homebound seniors with a quality breakfast and dinner each day, as many of these homebound seniors cannot leave their homes due to the coronavirus.
A Wisconsin boy was caught on camera saying that more kids should “listen to President Trump” and stay at home with their “dads and moms” instead of playing with their friends.
A woman who was preoccupied with the death of her dying mother was in for a surprise when she realized she was the only passenger on the plane.
A six-year-old boy with cystic fibrosis from Tennessee announced in a viral Facebook video that he beat the coronavirus.
Chipotle Mexican Grill is giving away 100,000 burritos to healthcare professionals on the frontlines fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
A renowned local cellist in the Michigan area is holding 30-minute porch concerts for her neighbors due to the stay-at-home orders put in place to fight the coronavirus.
A three-year-old from Georgia with cerebral palsy beat all the odds after he took his first steps last week.
Tyson Foods announced that it would be giving its truckers and frontline workers a little extra cash to weather the coronavirus pandemic.
A New York man exhibiting coronavirus symptoms hid them so he could get into the maternity ward to see his wife give birth last week.
Grocery retailer Kroger announced that it would be giving its employees a “hero bonus” for hours worked between Sunday and April 18.
A group of registered nurses and surgical technicians from Vanderbilt University Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee, said a prayer for all those impacted by the coronavirus.
A Minnesota state trooper brought a doctor to tears when he turned what would have been a speeding ticket into an act of generosity.
A Wisconsin man is finding a unique way to connect with his neighbor in an age of social distancing — by sharing a beer with him via a remote-controlled car.
Several Minnesotans were baffled when they looked in their mailboxes and found gifts of $50 and $100 in cash.
Houston’s hospitality industry has been working overtime to feed those who work around the clock to feed Houston.
A New Jersey newspaper deliveryman is making it his mission to do some grocery shopping for the elderly in addition to his delivery route.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Saturday the creation of a checkpoint at the I-95 state line on Florida’s northern border to screen drivers traveling from the New York City area to try and contain the spread of coronavirus.
A New York City coffee shop is giving back to local hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic as the number of patients continues to surge in the city.
Franklin Graham, the late son of televangelist Billy Graham, is using his charity Samaritan’s Purse to build a field hospital in New York City’s Central Park.
A New York man who was gravely wounded in a machete attack on Hanukkah has died three months after the attack.
The coronavirus relief bill signed into law on Friday includes payments to help most people, except for people who owe child support.
Sometimes, all it takes is a little kindness to put someone at ease — even if that person or thing spreading kindness has imperfections.
Three police organizations in New Jersey gave residents a slice of hope by purchasing 300 pizzas for their community despite the coronavirus.
A group of local neighbors found a way to help both a struggling restaurant and a local soup kitchen at the same time.
A Michigan principal has found a way to deliver some good news to two deserving high school seniors despite the school being shut down due to the coronavirus.
