The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown daily life across the U.S. into chaos. Families suddenly losing loved ones cannot come together to mourn. Health care professionals are putting their lives at risk to treat the untreatable. And the leaders to whom we turn in times of crisis don’t have all the answers. One bit of good news is there is...

Kids around the country are using chalk to spread positive messages on the sidewalk.

As more and more people survive the new coronavirus, hospitals want them to line up to donate some blood

A man in the UK is dressing up as Spider-Man to cheer up kids stuck inside during the coronavirus pandemic.

A father in South Dakota shared a heartwarming photo of his 6th-grade daughter getting help from her math teacher, Chris Waba. In the snapshot, the middle schooler could be seen holding up a possible notebook, while Waba drew math equations on a whiteboard outside.

As millions of Americans practice social distancing amid the Coronavirus, one winery decided to get creative when it came to delivering drinks to customers.

All of the pizza getting made at Manhattan’s Sauce Pizzeria — as many as 400 per day — are going straight to hospitals to feed health care workers pulling long shifts as they remain on the front lines of the COVID-19 fight

Earlier this week, a heartwarming video of the staff at the Sant Joan de Du Hospital of Barcelona receiving a round of applause from their colleagues went viral and it’s reminding everyone just how important their role is amidst the coronavirus outbreak.

Taran Tien, 9, and his sister Calliope, 6, gave their high-risk neighbor a cello concert from their porch to keep up her spirits as she is quarantined during the coronavirus pandemic.

We know you’ve been hearing a lot about the coronavirus lately so we wanted to give you a much needed break while you’re social distancing. Today’s special report features some of the fluffiest, cutest and least coordinated babies of the animal kingdom.

The coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. sparked panic buying and price gouging but many are choosing acts of kindness during the global crisis.

Happy Gilmore, meet Mary Ann. An 86-year-old grandmother stunned a crowd — and the internet — by sinking a 94-foot putt during an Ole Miss-Alabama basketball game Saturday to win a new Nissan Altima. Viral video of Mary Ann Wakefield’s hot shot across the hardwood shows the ball rolling toward its target as an announcer says, “that’s looking really good.”…

A stray dog wandering around Philadelphia this weekend took matters into her own paws and found herself a new home, just in time for the holidays.

Jubilee the Husky may look a little different from the rest of her breed, but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t deserve a loving home. The Husky House, an animal rescue in Matawan, New Jersey, posted Jubilee’s photos on its Facebook page last week to see if anyone wanted to welcome the 4-year-old dog with an eyelid deformity into their...

The restaurant bill was $23. But the tip at a small-town restaurant in Michigan was much larger: $2,020. “Things like this don’t happen to people like me,” server Danielle Franzoni told The Alpena News. Franzoni, 31, got the tip while working Sunday at Thunder Bay River Restaurant in Alpena. The credit card receipt said “Happy New Year. 2020 Tip Challenge.” Franzoni,…

A father says he tried to give his 2-year-old daughter the “worst” Christmas gift ever — a banana. She absolutely loved it. Twitter user @lgndfrvr tells NBC News he decided to give his little one an early gift last week because she’s “so eager for Christmas and Santa to come already.” The idea was to make it a joke —…

Police have released the 911 call a heroic 4-year-old New Jersey girl made when her mother suddenly collapsed and became unresponsive this month. Isla Glaser was home — in the Somerset section of Franklin Township — with her mom, her twin 1-year-old brothers and her 2-year-old sister on December 6 when her mother suddenly fell ill. Isla couldn’t wake her….

Some New Jersey high school students were nearly knocked out this week when they went on a field trip to Philadelphia, stopping by the “Rocky” statue — and were surprised by the real Rocky. Actor Sylvester Stallone was filming promotional videos Monday near the Philadelphia Museum of Art where a statue of his likeness from the iconic 1976 film is…

As if the girl’s heroics for her mother weren’t enough, she was also able to feed her three younger siblings breakfast while telling them “mommy was going to be okay”

A trio of police officers paid for an accused shoplifter’s groceries rather than arresting her at a Manhattan Whole Foods.