Good News

Police were called to the scene of what one person described as "boys shooting a .22 rifle" and, while there, they taught those boys a lesson.

The trooper helped a stranded driver in need.

She elevates customer service to an all-time high every time she shows up for work at Walgreens at the corner of Johnston and Duhon Road in Lafayette.

Hayden Gannard helped revive a one-year-old who had been run over by a car.

An Ohio bomb scare yielded a purr-fect discovery.

In the midst of all of the doom and gloom that the coronavirus brings, I thought I'd share a little bit of sunshine.

Kudos to the brass at Lowe's for recognizing, and rewarding, a job well done.

Here are five funny and inspirational stories to keep you uplifted during the lockdown.

A waitress in Milford, Michigan got a surprise from a group of young boys. Nicole Marie works at the Red Dog Saloon when a group of 7 6th graders recently seated themselves and one of her tables...

A family in Westchester County, New York, wants to make sure the world knows what their delivery man did--and how grateful they are for his actions.

Tim Ackal recently found himself in a pickle after a fishing trip.  Ackal, nearly out of gas, pulled into a Carencro Texaco station.  That's when he realized he had lost his wallet and had no money or credit cards.  What the clerk behind the counter did next, is what makes Acadiana the greatest place to live in the world...

These young ladies demonstrated that they're all royalty by this classy act. Nataleigh Deal is a nineteen year - old high school student who has down Down Syndrome and suffers with epilepsy. She's also one of her South Carolina high school's Homecoming queen candidates...

Louisiana is near the top of yet another list, America's most fun states.

There's a saying that says that the true test of a person's character is what they do when no one is watching.

With all that's going in the world and here at home, a little good news can go a long way.

Varnado decided to escort people to their vehicles with his own umbrella, an act of kindness that was photographed and posted to social media.

“I was thinking that I should feed the police officers because I wanted to show them that I support them and I thank them for all that they do”

Though it doesn't travel nearly as fast or get as much coverage, there is great news out there that reminds us that human beings are truly good at heart.

Imagine you've spent over a decade in jail for a crime you didn't commit. Could you put a price on that time and the effects of such an injustice?