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06/03/2026

Today's Good News: A Louisville, KY area restaurant has topped $100K in donations to local and national organizations. Noah’s Kitchen donates 100% of its profits to support community initiatives, nonprofits, and ministries. Founder Adam Ursprung said “When I stopped clinging to my money and I started giving it away, my heart grew exponentially.” As a 501c-3 charitable restaurant, they pay their rent, their employees and expenses, and then any profit goes to the organizations they support. Noah’s Kitchen will celebrate its one-year anniversary on June 18, and Adam says it’s bringing him more happiness and peace than he ever dreamed of. ❤️👏😍🙌🥰🍽️👍😘

A purpose-driven restaurant in Louisville passed $100,000 in donations to local charities since owner vows to give all profits to charity.

06/02/2026

Today's Good News: CA students are trying help save a wildlife area, where they enjoyed watching livestreams of a bald eagle habitat that houses the viral birds, Jackie and Shadow. The area has been threatened by a potential housing development, so they wrote letters to family, influencers, and celebrities, trying to raise the $10 million needed to prevent the area from being bulldozed. The students have also been raising money on their own, by doing bake sales . . . lemonade stands . . . and even making bald eagle origamis. And now the campaign to save the area has raised around $3 million of the $10 million goal.❤️👏😍🙌🥰🦅👍😘

Students in Danville are taking it upon themselves to help save a wildlife area near the famous bald eagles Jackie and Shadow. They are writing letters to family, influencers, and celebrities to raise the $10 million needed to prevent the area from being developed into luxury homes.

06/02/2026

Taco Tuesday tickle. 🌮😄 Had a meeting yesterday where the boss brought tacos. Took a bite, thought it tasted weird, so I opened it up. Boss said when he ordered the dozen tacos, he asked for "some beef, some chicken". And that's what he got.....both in the same taco. 😆😅😂🤣It was.....interesting.

06/01/2026

Today's Good News: A homeless veteran in Texas was forced to leave his dog outside a fire station with a heartfelt letter asking for help. Firefighters cared for the dog and, also stepped in to help the veteran rebuild his life. They even hooked the man up with a donated RV. The dog was adopted by the fire station and quickly became part of the crew, and the veteran received assistance with housing and medical needs, so it's a win for everyone.❤️👏🥰🙌😍👍😘

A heartbreaking goodbye outside a Texas fire station has turned into a powerful story of compassion, second chances, and hope for both a veteran and the dog he loved like family. A disabled veteran in Fort Worth is now beginning a new chapter thanks to an outpouring of support from firefighters, loc...

05/29/2026

Today's Good News: On Tuesday, a crew from an IN fire department was dispatched to check on reports of a vehicle stranded in floodwater. The driver was able to safely return to shore without assistance, but as crews prepared to leave, firefighters heard a baby deer crying out while being swept downstream in the fast-moving water. Captain Joe Sinclair waded into the rushing water, wearing a rope held by another firefighter, and rescued the fawn, carrying it safely back to land. Medics treated the animal on scene, then it was turned over to a local wildlife rescue group. ❤️👏🥰🙌😍👍🧑‍🚒😘

As crews prepared to leave, firefighters heard a baby deer being swept downstream in the fast-moving water.

05/28/2026

Today's Good News: In Hanson, MA, more than 1500 community members, veterans and first responders showed up to honor Navy vet John Bernard Arnold III, who passed away at 98 with no living family. A call went out to the public to ensure that the WWII veteran didn't go to his grave alone, and people lined up to pay their respects. A massive police motorcade, fellow veterans, and motorcycle units escorted Arnold to the cemetery. The ceremony included bagpipes, a flag presentation, and a final salute, so Arnold got the sendoff he rightfully earned. ❤️👏🥰🙌😍👍😘🇺🇸

Hundreds of strangers turned out to honor and remember the life of ...

05/27/2026

Today's Good News: An off-duty NY firefighter is a hero after rescuing a woman trapped in her submerged car during a recent flash flooding event. Travis Langan spotted the vehicle filling with water, climbed on top, and smashed through the sunroof using his hands and a metal cup to free her. He pulled the woman to safety just as she was running out of air. He was later honored by city officials and credited with saving the woman's life.❤️🙌😍👏🥰🧑‍🚒👍😘

Travis Langan, an off-duty FDNY firefighter, saved the life of elementary school principal Carmen Pinto whose Tesla Model 3 had stopped working as floodwaters rapidly filled the vehicle.

05/26/2026

Today's Good News: Chattanooga Police Officer Eli Rogers is being hailed as a HERO. He was the first to arrive at the scene of an apartment fire earlier this month, and when he heard people were still inside, he didn't hesitate. Officer Rogers kicked down the door . . . ran in . . . and rescued a mother and her two children from the fire. The video is wild. And he was even ready to go back in if needed. In the end, luckily, no one was hurt. 👏😍🙌🥰👍👮‍♂️😘

A Tennessee police officer is being praised for his quick thinking and courage after body camera footage captured him rushing into a burning apartment building to save a trapped family.

05/26/2026

Tuesday tickle. 😁😆😅😂

05/25/2026

Words are too small for so large a sacrifice.🇺🇸

On Memorial Day, we honor all who gave their lives defending our nation. We pause to pay tribute to their patriotism. Their sacrifice is remembered, today and always.