Community Heroes
Betty covers everyday people doing extraordinary things in their communities. After forty years in local news, she still tears up at a good scholarship surprise, and she is not sorry.
Spain has witnessed a remarkable recovery of its Cantabrian brown bear population over the last two decades, with numbers doubling to 370 individuals and their breeding range expanding significantly.
A third-largest collection of Ice Age-era engravings was discovered in a Spanish cave that had been visited by thousands of people for centuries without recognition of its historical significance.
Fifty-six years after Oregon dynamited a beached whale, Paul Linnman's live reaction is still the story—and Winslow Crane-Murdoch's documentary follows him from resentment toward acceptance.
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Marking mythic descent, national unity, and cultural milestones across centuries.
The city is transforming the classic Manhattan boulevard into a park with trees, benches, and protected bike lanes.
Nicole and Gary Wordsworth, Credit: Battersea Dogs Home / SWNS Meet the British couple who spent the last 15 years fostering 59 dogs, with n
The Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation commits over five hundred million dollars to veterinary access.
Local leaders use €25,000 to save Saint-Martin-sur-Ouanne's last cafe.
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From volcanic islands to ancient design principles experts share their weekly cosmic guidance
The biologically rich savannah is getting a global spotlight after receiving the World Restoration Flagship award.
Historic traffic data from Scottish cycling charities reveals a significant shift in urban mobility
A San Diego program offers paid apprenticeships and therapy to men leaving prison, resulting in a historic drop in recidivism compared to national averages.
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Europe's largest economy sets a deadline for a cleaner energy future
Six days of rescue efforts by Tacoma police and animal control remove 60 felines from a 40-foot vessel.