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In 2020, when the global COVID-19 pandemic had spread and people were hunkered down, we all likely thought about things we could do to keep busy or entertain ourselves. T...

TikTok is great for so many things (no, really, it’s crazy how much information you can learn on the silly app), but one of the best things to happen is when a new food t...

It almost seems impossible, but we’ve been living with COVID-19 in our lives for almost a year, and tragically, some of us have lost grandparents, parents, siblings and f...

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It’s fair to say that Americans had a lot of free time on their hands during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in many people deciding to do that ho...

It’s safe to say that we all had a lot of fee time on our hands when the pandemic first started, which forced a lot us to stay inside, social distance and perhaps learn a...

Quarantine was tough on everyone, but it was even more tough for folks who were separated from loved ones.

We all had to get creative at the beginning of quarantine when restaurants and bars suddenly closed to help slow the spread of COVID-19, and, for some people, that meant ...

It seems as though hearing stories of high school sweethearts marrying are fewer and far between, but what we have to assume is even more rare, is that those couples are ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has created a year in which hardships have been aplenty for so many, but one Texas high school has stepped up to not only help families in need, but...

Remember going to concerts?

Many people associate Valentine’s Day with romantic love, but there is another way to show and express appreciation and love.

Pat Gonzales knows firsthand what it means to be diagnosed with breast cancer, get radiation and then undergo a double mastectomy.

These hearts were definitely not broken. On the contrary, they were firmly whole and rooted in rock. Literally.

We may be living through a global pandemic, but that doesn’t mean our lives have been loveless.

The world has shared grievances, loss, illness and hardships, but we’ve also persevered.

When one thinks of the opera, images of a parking garage are unlikely to come to mind, but some unexpected creativity during the pandemic allowed people to experience the...

Heroes can come in all forms, and for one town in Virginia, a hero to the community has been a UPS driver.

It’s been more than a month since she was found in the middle of the night, shaking from cold and hunger.

San Antonio is home to a bright 4-year-old girl who has set two records in the India Book of Records.

A man with Down syndrome recently landed a job with UPS -- news that’s gone a bit viral after his sister tweeted about it earlier this month.