Good Deeds

Kevin Curwick is a senior at Osseo High School in Osseo, MN. He's also the captain of the school's football team -- which makes him an unlikely candidate for cyberbullying.

Talk about a good deed being punished. This summer, Angela Prattis has been handing out daily free lunches to about 60 kids in her Chester, PA neighborhood. These meals are the same ones they would be getting if their school was in session. Now she faces a fine of $600 a day for doing so because she doesn't have a variance to serve food in a residential neighborhood.

After the horrific shooting at a Colorado premiere of 'The Dark Knight Rises' on July 20th, some people were understandably skittish about going to the movies. But one man actually did something about it.

Whatever problems you have going on in life, they'll probably be either gone or dwindled down tremendously after watching 18-year-old George Dennehy in action. Recently, the teen performed alongside the Goo Goo Dolls in concert at Musikfest 2012, where he played a flawless version of the band's hit 'Iris.' Oh, and by the way... he has no arms.

They say there's no such thing as a free lunch. But that's exactly what 60 or so dinners at a New Castle, California Denny's got on Monday. And the catch is they can't even thank the person who generously picked up their tab.

We're not sure why there's been a recent spate of small children perilously dangling from great heights, but it's a good thing that heroic people always seem to be on hand to save them. In China, a four-year-old girl became stuck in the rails of a second story balcony and hung there precariously until emergency services arrived.

By now the sad tale of Detroit is well known. The city, which was once a symbol of American industry, has fallen deeply into debt and decline. But thanks to the efforts of 9-year-old Joshua Smith Detroit may be creeping its way back to financial solvency.

When it comes to the 2012 Olympics, British bookshop owner David Mitchell said it best, "Performance levels have become so much higher that it's so hard now to get a medal." Just think about Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte, both of whom have won medals by mere seconds ahead of their competitors. But does that make those Olympians who came just shy of placing any less athletic?

Before 29-year-old Aaron Collins died about a month ago, he wrote a will which requested his family buy a pizza and leave the waiter or waitress an "awesome tip." A week after his death, the Collins family obliged their departed love one and handed a stunned pizzeria waitress $500. The video of the emotional exchange quickly went viral, calling attention to Aaron's unique last wish. Read

If there's one thing that everybody can agree upon, it's that the Westboro Baptist Church is awful. In fact, even zombies have turned on the noxious congregation, who regularly picket military funerals because they believe U.S. combat deaths are God's punishment for America's tolerant policies toward homosexuality.

Caleb Medley was one of the 58 people injured during last week's horrific theater shooting in Colorado. As a result of that terrible ordeal, the aspiring comedian lost his right eye, suffered brain damage and is currently in a medically-induced coma. To make matters worse, he has no insurance and his bills could exceed $2 million. There is a bright spot in this terrible story, however.

We've all heard the jokes about babies who were conceived in a car. But being born in a car is a much trickier proposition. Especially when that car is on one of the busiest highways in America.

Patrick Connelly, who suffers from a variety of disabilities and is confined to a wheelchair, loves county music. So imagine his thrill when he was off to see Blake Shelton, his favorite singer, play a free outdoor show in Overland Park, Kansas. But when he got to the venue with his mother and his sister, his excitement turned to disappointment. Because the show was standing room only, he couldn't

A bus driver became a hero on Monday when he caught a seven-year-old autistic girl in his arms after she fell three stories from a building in New York City. The remarkable rescue was caught on tape.

A quick-thinking woman bravely put herself in harm's way to rescue two children in a runaway van recently. And although the woman's rescue attempt didn't quite go according to plan, she somehow managed to stop the vehicle before it rolled into the middle of a busy intersection.