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What would you do if you found a cash-stuffed wallet with no identifiable owner? A publisher who found her voice gives voice to others.

What would you do if you found a cash-stuffed wallet with no identifiable owner? A publisher who found her voice gives voice to others.

Church gives $500,000; diner leaves $500 tip; torch of volunteerism is passed; Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy serves up a restaurant revival.
“Queer Eye” star Karamo Brown tells you how to spread holiday cheer; Santa shows up in all the right places; leg lamp brightens the world.
A Red-phase Eastern Screech Owl was nursed back to health by Wild Life In Need. The owl was released back into the wild.
World War II veteran Chuck Franzke made another dancing video to celebrate his 98th birthday.
Mountain Mike's Pizza in American Canyon and around the North Bay are giving a free carryout pizza to educators Wednesday, Dec. 23.
It’s as if Mom is guiding a restored 1891 sleigh; a regular guy delivering groceries stands shoulder to shoulder with Aussie firefighters.
Bob Fuchs' mother loved Christmas. She wanted him to continue to spread holiday cheer after she died.
The team from Concord Couch Concerts is putting on the livestreamed benefit event.
Cassie Locher,6, mailed a note and 50 cents to the Wauwatosa Historical Society. She saves a portion of her allowance to give to charities.
A treasure hunter revealed; Salvation Army kettles see generosity; new female Eagle Scouts; a birthday to rebuild.
A 14-foot-tall solid-fiberglass Santa Claus has stood at 72nd and Garfield in Wauwatosa for almost 30 years.
A Dearborn woman received her high school diploma from Fordson High School Nov. 25 on her 100th birthday.
As she was recovering from the coronavirus, Eva Welch decided to use her collection of '80s memorabilia as a theme for her Christmas tree.
MCTS is also keeping a seat open on every bus in the fleet on Rosa Parks Remembrance Day on December 1.
A Waukesha resident and animal lover noticed the bald eagle in a tree in Waukesha on Sunday.
Kids show it’s easy to be kind; an entrepreneur helps with the American dream; a club owner chases down a customer over a tip; bird is free.
Chris' brother Tom Farley talks about David Spade winning the bike first, why mementos are important and helping people with addiction.
Phillip Blanks and D'Artagnan Alexander received an award from Fox Nation for acts of heroism during a July apartment fire.
News of triplets' birth at Ascension Seton Medical Center Austin reminds that life goes on, and brighter days are just across the horizon.
Teacher continues Veterans Day tradition; TV daughter hopeful for Kelly Ripa reunion; essential worker wins $30,000.
Real or not, a message appeared on the wall when a COVID-19 patient most needed it; a lizard on the line; and a python under the hood.
Cat’s prize is a two-headed snake. Why are tough cops carrying teddy bears? If you’re not howling at the Halloween blue moon, why not?
Why Sgt. 1st Class David Flint hid overnight in a basement; how a Massachusetts tailor’s business flourished after she said no to charity.
Wedding bells peal, a World War II veteran celebrates, a man with Down syndrome triumphs, nurses cheer and more lasagnas go into the oven.
An underground find is a strike; sorority sisters who shared everything share a new journey; puppies win; should you bet on an ambling cow?
Darrell Standish Field is set to be dedicated in a community ceremony Saturday.
Food bank volunteer gives the shirt off her back; moms, school and a city council send powerful messages; a lift comes at a critical time.
Cheyanne Alexander, 6, will have her lemonade stand back up and running this weekend. Last weekend, she raised $541.
A legendary Chicago bluesman turns in his keys; in a flash, he proposed; oldest living Marine turns 100; the art of escaping an alligator.
Joe Loduha of Wauwatosa jumped into action after spotting a house on fire.
After a boat was spray painted with "(Expletive) BLM," a woman felt inspired to share a message of being kind through signs.
Andrea Erdahl of South Milwaukee was diagnosed with end-stage renal disease in 2016.
Police officer saves his dad’s life; stranger helps a woman escape abduction; neighbors help neighbors who don’t have enough to eat.
A fourth-generation berry farmer in Kenosha planted 2 million sunflowers so people can get "the perfect selfie." Here's how to go.
Who’s saving whose life — the retired widower who helps kids cross the street safely, or the kids who give him a reason to get up every day?
Was that George Jetson? Martha Stewart heads to the moon, in spirit anyway. Bears go shopping, fawns go swimming, and Americans keep giving.
Thank the pandemic: Tasty watermelon has come at last to Brooklyn; also, “Athena Wright Day” honors World War II vet on her 105th birthday.
A 7-year-old with a kind heart collects 900 pounds of food for the homeless; “The Courageous Twelve” honored; superheroes carry brooms.
Family gives abused dog some sugar; college students share the burden for teaching kid at home; adversity proves to be a good teacher.