good deeds

With temperatures fluctuating, many families are feeling the pinch. A local initiative is making sure no child goes without a warm coat this season.

When Jeremy Toribio, Mike Duffy, and Arlanzo Deleon were driving through Casper and saw an elderly woman attempting to shovel her walk after Casper's latest snowstorm, they didn't even hesitate.

We are all just overwhelmed by the kindness they showed and we would love to figure out who they are so we can give them a proper thank you.

"We were on outer drive tonight and saw someone lost a box of stuffed animals all over the road on the westbound lane," a good Samaritan wrote. "Get in touch. We can get them back to you."

If you'd like to have some faith restored in our future generations, you'll enjoy video a mother shared of her young son. He saw his 90-year-old neighbor struggling to shovel his driveway so he decided to do something about it.

Now here's a case of good sportsmanship.

The next time you want to lament the youth of America, just remember this youngster.

Steve Ryan, a reporter for KTVK, was working on a story about flash floods that hit the Phoenix area on Wednesday when he rushed to the aid of a stranded motorist -- while the cameras rolled. Is he a reporter or Superman?

If putting a smile on someone's face is its own reward, then one high school class is being paid in spades.

Show me the money indeed. Centre College, in Danville. Kentucky, got the gift of a lifetime this week when it received a $250 million donation.

Regardless of your politics, you have to admit this is a class move by former President George H.W. Bush.

He may be paralyzed, but Dan Black's heart is certainly working just fine.