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California man builds dozens of desks to support virtual learning for students in need

September 24, 2020

California man builds dozens of desks to support virtual learning for students in need

There’s nothing like a neat and clean work space to get the job done.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg movies 'On the Basis of Sex,' 'RBG' returning to theaters for charity

September 24, 2020

Ruth Bader Ginsburg movies 'On the Basis of Sex,' 'RBG' returning to theaters for charity

In the wake of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death, movies about her life are coming back to theaters to raise money for the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation.

Ronald McDonald House raises awareness for childhood cancer with 'September Step Up' challenge

September 16, 2020

Ronald McDonald House raises awareness for childhood cancer with 'September Step Up' challenge

Ruth Browne, president and CEO of the Ronald McDonald House in New York City, said Wednesday that there's good news to report in the battle against cancer and highlighted the organization's "September Step Up" challenge, which is geared toward raising funds for patient care.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos providing college scholarships to 20 homeless students

September 16, 2020

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos providing college scholarships to 20 homeless students

Each student will receive a laptop and almost $2,000.

NYPD detective starts 'Fund the First' platform to raise money for military members and first responders

September 13, 2020

NYPD detective starts 'Fund the First' platform to raise money for military members and first responders

When veteran New York police Detective Robert Garland saw his supervisor's daughter born with a rare neurological condition known as Alexander disease three years ago, he knew he had to step up and help. It was through this experience, that Garland founded "Fund the First," which was created to provide financial and emotional support to all first responders and military members in need.

Community rallies during coronavirus pandemic to find SpaghettiOs for girl with autism

September 11, 2020

Community rallies during coronavirus pandemic to find SpaghettiOs for girl with autism

It takes a village to raise a child, and persevere through a pandemic.

Navy vet turned musician calls for unity, patriotism in 9/11 tribute

September 11, 2020

Navy vet turned musician calls for unity, patriotism in 9/11 tribute

Dave Bray comes from a long legacy of service.

Planned B-2 stealth bomber flyover ahead of Chiefs home-opener canceled due to poor weather

September 10, 2020

Planned B-2 stealth bomber flyover ahead of Chiefs home-opener canceled due to poor weather

A planned B-2 stealth bomber flyover prior to the start of the Kansas City Chiefs home-opener at Arrowhead Stadium against the Houston Texans was canceled over inclement weather.

NASCAR's Bristol playoff race is sold out, may have largest US sports crowd since pandemic began

September 10, 2020

NASCAR's Bristol playoff race is sold out, may have largest US sports crowd since pandemic began

Bristol Motor Speedway is allowed to sell approximately 30,000 tickets for the Sept. 19 race

Chiefs having limited fans at Arrowhead Stadium may be safer than watching game at bar, crowded home, health official says

September 10, 2020

Chiefs having limited fans at Arrowhead Stadium may be safer than watching game at bar, crowded home, health official says

The Kansas City Chiefs are just one of a handful of teams that are going to allow a limited number of fans to come through the gates at their stadium starting in Week 1 against the Houston Texans.