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Nearly 150 fifth graders in Barbour County chose Alabama Power linemen as their local heroes after studying "What is a Hero?" for 10 weeks. The students recognized the workers as essential first responders who risk their lives to restore power during severe weather.
When a gunman opened fire at Pauls Valley High School, Principal Kirk Moore didn't hesitate. His split-second courage stopped a tragedy and brought every student home safely.
KDKA and UPMC have launched Community Heroes, a monthly series spotlighting Pittsburgh residents who are quietly transforming their neighborhoods through kindness and dedication. From therapy dogs for first responders to free stores for families in need, these stories prove compassion is alive and well in Western Pennsylvania.
This summer, the Annandale Rotary Club will fill downtown with 250 American flags honoring teachers, veterans, healthcare workers, and everyday heroes. The tribute marks America's 250th birthday while raising funds for scholarships and community programs.
Nottingham's transit system is asking locals to nominate everyday heroes who deserve recognition alongside Olympic champions and sports stars. The winner gets their name on a tram for a year.
A Virginia news station is asking viewers to nominate the unsung heroes making their communities better. From teachers to first responders, anyone spreading kindness could be featured on air.
Fifteen everyday heroes received recognition for their courage and service at the American Red Cross of Illinois' 24th Annual Heroes Breakfast. From combat medics to youth leaders, these honorees prove that compassion is alive and well across Illinois communities.
When a gunman opened fire at Pauls Valley High School, Principal Kirk Moore didn't hesitate. His split-second decision to tackle the shooter saved countless lives.
A Texas city is transforming a small memorial into a sprawling tribute park honoring 193 military veterans and community heroes. The new gathering space opens June 26 with an eternal flame, bronze sculptures, and room to grow as more heroes are recognized.
When flash floods trapped a school principal in her submerged car, an off-duty firefighter used her own coffee cup to break through the sunroof and pull her to safety. The two reunited days later for an emotional thank-you at FDNY headquarters.
Days after taking a bullet while stopping an armed intruder, Principal Kirk Moore received an honor he never expected: his students voted him prom king. The surprise coronation at Pauls Valley High School turned a traditional celebration into something far more meaningful.
A stranger risked their life to pull a driver from a burning vehicle on a Kansas City interstate—then disappeared before firefighters could say thank you. After a public search, the humble hero was found but chose to stay anonymous.
A stranger pulled an unconscious driver from a burning van on a Kansas City highway, then disappeared before anyone could thank them. Now firefighters are asking the community to help find this humble hero.
When a man plunged through thin ice at Evergreen Lake, a young stranger sprinted 700 feet across the frozen surface and dove into action without hesitation. The daring rescue happened moments after a polar plunge event ended, and the hero disappeared before anyone could thank him.
A quick-thinking police captain saved an unresponsive 6-week-old baby's life through CPR, earning recognition from a foundation dedicated to celebrating law enforcement heroes. The new monthly award highlights officers who go above and beyond for their communities.
When Principal Kirk Moore disarmed a gunman at Pauls Valley High School, he took a bullet protecting his students. Weeks later, they crowned him Prom King.
A brave bystander rescued two people from a flaming vehicle and received recognition from the LAPD and Los Angeles city leaders. The hero was celebrated at the annual Supporters of Law Enforcement pancake breakfast in Northridge.
A beloved principal thought her students just dressed up for a special day. Instead, 425 staff and students had secretly planned her entire wedding on campus.
A UK borough is rolling out the red carpet for everyday heroes who make their community shine. Nominations are now open to celebrate residents who go above and beyond.
A Pennsylvania racetrack is searching for everyday heroes to celebrate with VIP NASCAR experiences this June. Teachers, first responders, students, and neighbors who quietly make a difference can be nominated through April 20.
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