Category Archives: Cindy Miller

ESPN writer Roberto Jos Andrade Franco recently visited L.A. restaurant Langer's Deli . . . but when he left, he couldn't remember if he tipped his waitress or not. So, he wrote a letter to the owner,...

The FDA approved the first drug in the U.S. designed to treat narcolepsy rather than just its symptoms. In a clinical trial, people who took the pill were able to stay awake longer during the day and ...

A Massachusetts rescue has dedicated itself entirely to guinea pigs, and is caring for nearly 400 of them at its sanctuary about 40 miles north of Boston. The owner says the nonprofit regularly takes ...

A fisherman in Mexico was just found alive after spending 15 days trapped in complete darkness inside an underwater cave system. The rescue was especially tough because visibility was bad . . . and th...

A longtime runner in Iowa was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, but with the help of his sons, he was able to complete his favorite hometown 5K race once again. It's called the Lisbon Sauerkraut Day...

Researchers found that athletes who drank beet juice about two-and-a-half hours before exercise saw some serious benefits. In one study, football players generated about 11% more peak power during spr...

College student Lillie Vehling recently helped save three girls from drowning in Seattle's Lake Washington. Lillie is a water polo player with lifeguard training, and once she noticed the girls in dis...

A Syracuse, NY nonprofit is giving the unhoused a place of their own. Andrew Lunetta started A Tiny Home for Good in 2014 after noticing that many shelter residents ended up returning because there we...

A 64-year-old father of five graduated from nursing school after studying alongside his son at the University of the West of England, and he secured a nursing position at a local hospital where he com...

A father and son in Texas turned a simple game of catch into a year-long tradition. Reid and his 10-year-old son, Colby, made a goal to play catch every day for 365 straight days . . . and they stuck ...