Gordon Wayne is making the trek to fundraise for the National Alliance to End Homelessness.

The California School for the Deaf-Riverside’s football team, the Cubs, made it to the state semifinals for the first time in their school’s 68-year history.

One little boy is ready to anchor “World News Tonight” dressed as ABC News’ David Muir.

The two children were born during the pandemic and hugged each other during their first meeting.

Brad Ryan said his grandma had spent most of her life in a small Ohio town, so in 2015, they went on their first road trip together. Since then, they've traveled 25,000 miles across 38 states.

Ryan Neighbors, who is paralyzed from the waist down, and her mother thought the 10-year-old might have to skip the Falls of the Ohio State Park, until teacher Jim Freeman stepped in.

Workers and volunteers said they spent a year organizing the one-night event at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.

Staff at the University of New Mexico Hospital lined the hallways to honor Corey Borg-Massanari, who had chosen to be an organ donor.

Duane Sherman's daughter, Sue Morse, put out a call on social media, and so far, he's gotten cards from all 50 states and abroad.

Santa knelt down so Matthew Foster could explore his beard and face before taking him to meet one of his faux reindeer.

Jake Olson didn't let losing his sight at the age of 12 stop him from achieving his dream of being a football player.

Jesse Quist, a Korean adoptee, was born without most of his arms, but he's quickly adapted.

A 15-year-old teen who was born with no hands said he was inspired to write winning essay for MLB contest and learning about Jackie Robinson's story.

In 1998, he was abducted, beaten and tied to a fence in Wyoming and died after being targeted because he was gay.

Search-and-rescue teams continue to airlift residents and one hospital said it had finished evacuating all of its patients.

Adonis Watt, 14, has a rare condition but that doesn't stop him from his dream of being a freshman running back.

A couple who evacuated North Carolina and drove hours to Florida welcomed twin daughters Thursday morning.

When his car broke down on his first day of work, he walked 20 miles and helped a family move into their new home.

She is setting to be the first person to throw out the first pitch at all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums.

Surgeon Andrew Lodge recreated surgery scar of 5-year-old Mical Olaiz, who has congenital heart defect, on her doll.

She and her husband embarked on the path of fostering and adopting after facing infertility issues.

The widow of Army Specialist Chris Harris and their newborn daughter scheduled a special photo shoot with the soldiers her husband bravely fought alongside of in Afghanistan.

A couple in California celebrate their journey of fostering and adopting three biological siblings.

The children are taught and then treated to a performance by their teachers.

Kevin Briggs, 11, who was born without his left hand, hit his first over-the-fence home run on July 1 with the Warren County South All-Stars in Kentucky.

With his community, coach Miguel Rodriguez and mother Bernadette Hopton in his corner, rising fifth-grader Isaiah Bird, 9, is excelling at wrestling.

Doctors and nurses in Somaliland are fighting desperately to save the lives of millions of children at risk of starvation in the Horn of Africa.