Heart of Dinner served food to elders, but also united the next generation.

After a dangerous journey through Latin America, many migrants were deported or sent back to Mexico.

Since 2018, the two have been road-tripping across the West.

First Tech Fund started giving out laptops and Wi-Fi hotspots during the pandemic to address the access-to-tech gap in NYC schools.

Betty Reid Soskin was born on Sept. 22, 1921.

Bob Scarborough was one of 90,000 Americans waiting for a new kidney.

Nearly a year and a half later, Robinson reports that the class is back together again.

Patty Rodriguez and Ariana Stein started their publishing house in 2014 after noticing a lack of bilingual kids' literature that celebrated Latinx and American cultures.

When Ida struck New Orleans, the jazz community was already reeling amid a pandemic that has shut down music venues, canceled shows and left many without a lifeline.

The Paul Loggan Foundation continues the beloved longtime coach's legacy of supporting athletic programs.

This Los Angeles woman provides makeovers, showers, haircuts, and more to the homeless community in her city.

Around 95,000 refugees are expected to resettle in the U.S. from Afghanistan.

This World War II veteran defeated COVID-19 just days before his 104th birthday.

Davion Only-Going celebrates his second adoption anniversary with his family in Florida.