The Lincoln Police Department and the Malone Center are partnering once again to spread holiday joy for the third consecutive year since COVID-19 through the Random Acts of Kindness initiative.

In 2024, SUNY Brockport’s Vice President for Enrollment Management, Sara Kelly, began the Random Acts of Kindness program.

The Christmas spirit is a little slow arriving at our house this year. A reminder of that delay was the current question in the Daily Sentinel’s website poll.

Rhode Island Hospital officials said seven victims of the shooting remain at the hospital, where several are in critical ...

A combined $35,000 in rewards are being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the shooting deaths of ...

Jim Carrey joined Vulture for an oral history to mark the 25th anniversary of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" and shared ...

She saw a familiar face walking to work in the dark and turned her car around. What started as one ride has grown into a ...

I feel like you guys are always giving, giving, giving. I think it’s time for someone to spread a little kindness to you,” ...

Ann Paradis, left, Maili Bailey, director of The Evening Sandwich Program, and Gwen Hawes make sandwiches Tuesday at ...

Columbus Monthly, The Columbus Dispatch and Columbus CEO celebrate 18 people who are quietly leading with kindness and ...

In a world that never slows down, moments of genuine kindness can stay with us longer than we expect. These short stories are ...

Many parents quietly go above and beyond, creating unforgettable moments that shape their children’s happiness. From small ...