Saluda Grade Trail Gains Support, Eyes Economic and Recreational Growth
The Saluda Grade Trail project aims to convert an old rail line into a trail, boosting local recreation and growth.
May 11, 2026
The Saluda Grade Trail project aims to convert an old rail line into a trail, boosting local recreation and growth.
Jonathan Fonseca, a 37-year-old ex-felon, will vote for the first time since completing parole, thanks to a Nebraska law change.
A man’s search for a kind stranger who paid for his meal in 2021 gains momentum online, illustrating the lasting impact of small acts of kindness.
Retired firefighter Alan Kent traveled 800 miles to see Chloe, whom he helped deliver 22 years ago, graduate college, honoring a bond that began at birth.
President Trump aims to deport uninvited entrants to the U.S., pushing for 24 new detention centers amid controversy.
Stephen and Loretta Rodriguez, after caring for 60-70 foster kids, receive help from Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries to save them from eviction.
Marianne Oleson organizes headlight caravans past Taycheedah prison, bringing hope to incarcerated women.
Dennis and Katie Engles’ scariest moments led to life-saving efforts after their children faced heart defects.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board struggles to finalize a $2.1 billion budget amid declining enrollment and state funding.
Seven-year-old Sameer Santana saves choking classmate using Heimlich maneuver learned in kindergarten, earning him a Citizen’s Award in Rhode Island.
Renewables are gaining a greater share of global energy as the world enters the ‘age of electricity’, according to the IEA.
Avant Williams, 17, fulfills a 14-year-old promise by taking Grandma Svala to his La Crosse Central High prom, making her lifelong dream come true.
