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The state of New York awarded Irvington police officer Arcangelo Liberatore with a “Lifesaving Award” last week.

Donda Mullis and Ronnie Shugar are using their “raw sugar” soap business to offer the homeless some dignity.

The owner of a Newark, New Jersey, grocery store was sentenced to prison for running a $750,000 food stamp fraud benefit scheme.

A teacher in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, was arrested Friday after a violent altercation with a student inside a classroom at Largo High School.

A woman in Argentina making her way to the Chilean border had nine pounds of pot hidden inside a fake wearable stomach to make it look like she was carrying a child, police said.

An anonymous donor’s generous gift will make Christmas extra special this year for needy children in Del Mar, California. 

Six suspects were taken into custody over the weekend after an American teacher was found dead inside her home in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, last week.

Paradise High School’s football team in California is rising from the ashes after the deadly Camp Fire hit the area to score an 11-0 undefeated record.

A pastor in Orangeburg, South Carolina, has announced big plans for veterans who need homes in his community. 

The Democrat mayor of Muncie, Indiana, was arrested on Monday morning by the FBI in connection with multiple corruption charges.

Sports car enthusiasts lined up Sunday to honor a young boy who died of cancer recently in Washington, Missouri.

A 63-year-old Missouri man realized he had become a half brother to seven different siblings 51 years later, after he took a DNA test using ancestry.com. 

A doctor saved a football referee’s life after he had a sudden heart attack while on the field recently. 

Christmas came early for some children in Chesterfield, Missouri, with special needs who received custom bicycles from Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis.

Rev. Al Sharpton received more than $1 million from his own charity last year, the National Action Network’s (NAN) latest tax filings reportedly show.

Seven employees at a Milwaukee Popeyes lost their jobs after a massive brawl broke out at the fast-food chain, according to a video of the incident.

In what could be described as a scene out of the AMC show Breaking Bad, two chemistry professors were accused of making methamphetamine in a school lab, sheriff’s deputies said.

The owner of a restaurant in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has apologized after he denied entry to a Marine veteran and his service dog Thursday.

The Boston Bruins are donating the proceeds gained from their 50/50 raffle to a fallen firefighter’s family.

An Ohio Catholic high school announced it would drug test all of its students every year starting in January 2020.

The hashtag “Too Far Left” trended on Twitter Saturday after former President Barack Obama warned Democrats not to veer in that direction.

A homeless woman who was living out of her vehicle with her two dogs has finally found a home thanks to two strangers who posted on a local social media site to find out more about her.

Two police officers are being hailed as heroes after they pulled an unconscious woman from a burning vehicle in Farmville, Virginia.

A high school robotics team in North Dakota recently created a special set of wheels for a little girl in need. 

Attorney General William Barr accused congressional Democrats of “sabotaging” the Trump administration by implying that the government in power is illegitimate.

A service dog was honored in a unique way by an elementary school in Gravette, Arkansas.

A young student is being praised for helping save a homeless man stuck inside a manhole Wednesday in Corpus Christi, Texas. 

New Jersey lawmakers introduced a bill Thursday to establish a task force that would explore the possibility of slavery reparations.

A paralyzed Army veteran’s backyard in Colorado Springs, Colorado, got a huge makeover Wednesday thanks to volunteers with big hearts and willing hands. 

State Rep. Poncho Nevárez (D-Eagle Pass) admitted Thursday that the cocaine inside an envelope he dropped at an Austin airport in September was his.