It took 83 years for Bernard Parnell’s identification to make it back to his family.

Aida Kelly jumped out of bed and realized her home was in flames.

Nearly every passenger on board wrote Cruz Anguiano a note of support after his successful treatment for Stage 4 cancer.

A video of Barbara Collins and Chewy gardening together has amassed millions of views on social media.

“I still can’t believe it,” said Shay Taylor-Allen, who landed a residency at Yale New Haven Hospital, where she was born and spent most of her adult life on the cleaning staff.

George Strausman said his sudden stardom has been a shock, and he doesn’t quite understand why millions of people are interested in watching him shape clay.

Michael Coyne, who has autism and works at the cafe, said he was shocked and confused when someone stole about $20 from his tip jar.

Wintzell’s Oyster House has a sign that reads: “Free oysters to any man 80 years old accompanied by his father.”

Rita Marshall and Darlene Gilleland found a baby at Westgate Shopping Center in Ohio hours after she was born.

A crew of movers boxed in the car of a suspect in an Amber Alert case, blocking in the suspect until police arrived.

“I think he is alive today because of Amy and Ryan stepping up to the plate and taking him in,” said Jason Cole, True’s cardiologist.

“I think he is alive today because of Amy and Ryan stepping up to the plate and taking him in,” said Jason Cole, True’s cardiologist.

A contractor found a 1946 newspaper that featured an article about the homeowner’s late mom, who had no ties to the house.

Don Glickman’s daughter sent his favorite people the postcard he designed before his death.

“I just couldn’t believe it,” said Lois Jurgens, who turned 91 the day the crock was sold. “It’s the biggest thing I’ve ever gotten on my birthday.”

“There are all kinds of crises that happen in life,” said the bride, Linda Feldman, 78. “This is one story of how love can endure.”

“The humane thing to do is not use an exterminator and save these little animals that are happy and want to live,” animal rescuer Frankie Floridia said.

The winner, Mo Bamba, ran on a campaign of installing fire hydrants at every house and giving government contracts to anyone who would play fetch with him.

In the video, the dog pushes his enclosure open, jumps on his hind legs at the front door, and gnaws on the lock until it turns.

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