Human Interest
Elis James: Connecting Wales Through Comedy and Conversation
Welsh Connection in Seconds Radio host and comedian Elis James believes he has shared connections with nearly everyone in Wales. He challenges this theory by finding mutual acquaintances with callers live on air in under
Chicago BIPOC Birders Cultivate Community with Pride Sit at Rainbow Beach
Three years ago, Zelle Tenorio became enchanted with birding during an organized walk with Chicago BIPOC Birders and Out in Nature, an LGBTQ+ outdoor group. Witnessing a Caspian tern catch a fish sparked their passion.
Sea Lion Steals Fisherman’s Catch
School days often bring to mind the kid who swiped lunches. Similarly, sea lions never seem to move past that mischief. Recently, a viral video shows a fisherman proudly showing off what seems to be
Rescued Beagles Adjust to New Lives After Leaving Research Facility in Wisconsin
Many beagles rescued from Wisconsin’s Ridglan Farms are learning how to live as pets for the first time. These dogs spent years in a breeding facility used for laboratory research, but now they are finding
Recognition and Initiatives in Indiana Communities
Franciscan Health Employee Honored for Child Safety Advocacy Marissa Adcock, the Injury Prevention Coordinator at Franciscan Health Trauma Services Department, received the Child Safety Advocacy Award at the Safe Kids Indiana Automotive Safety Program in
Window Heat Pumps: A Viable Option for Renters and Homeowners
Home renters and those unable to invest in major upgrades have often been excluded from advancements in heating and cooling technology, particularly heat pumps. They offer increased efficiency, cost savings, and a positive environmental impact.
Small Vineyard Flourishes Amid Pandemic Challenges in South Africa
In the midst of the global COVID-19 pandemic, many people found themselves confined, including Natasha Jacka. During the lockdown in 2020, she found an opportunity in her family garden in Cape Town, South Africa. Jacka
Baltimore Event Encourages Fatherhood Through Community and Resources
In Baltimore, a gathering took place with the purpose of challenging stereotypes about fathers. The event sought to connect dads with beneficial resources. Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott and City Council member Paris Gray led
Pastor Preaches for 96 Hours, Breaks Unofficial Record
A Baptist pastor from Mississippi, Matt Olson, achieved an unofficial record by preaching from the Bible for 96 hours. This marathon sermon took place at the First Baptist Church of Sharon. Olson covered the entire
The Impact of Mentorship: Filling the Void Left by Absent Fathers
Father’s Day often brings a mix of emotions for those who grew up without a father figure. The absence of a father creates a void in a boy’s life. Charles Blow, reflecting on his own