A school cafeteria worker named Yanet Lopez passed her test to become a U.S. citizen last week. So all the students and teachers lined the halls to clap and cheer for her.

Last week, a guy named Chip Hawthorne raised over $8,000 for Habitat for Humanity by driving a lawnmower across the entire state of Florida.

A nine-year-old girl didn't like that her 25-year-old sister was feeling down, so she gave her the kind of pep talk you see in a movie.

A 13-year-old girl from New Mexico named Kaydence Henslee was staying at a hotel in Orlando with her family. And she ended up saving a toddler from drowning in the pool. The little girl's mom only stepped away for a few minutes. But luckily, Kaydence was paying attention and pulled the girl out.

With all the recent attacks on Asian-Americans, a woman in New York offered up $2,000 on Venmo to anyone who felt threatened and needed a cab ride home that they couldn't afford. Then people online started donating to her cause. And in two days, she raised over $100,000.

An Army captain in Virginia named Katie Hernandez broke a world record for fastest mile while wearing a bomb suit. They weigh about 75 pounds, so it's not easy. She did it in 10 minutes 23 seconds. The old record for women was just over 11 minutes

Three rescue dogs from Texas recently had an unexpected family reunion in New York. Two of them saw each other on a walk, and were really friendly like they knew each other. It turned out one dog was the other dog's dad. And the owner of the son knew the person who adopted his brother. So they all got together at a dog park last month.

A little girl was choking on a chicken nugget, and her eight-year-old brother saved her life. His name is Jaxon Dempsey, and they were in the back of their dad's car when it happened. He says he knew what to do because he saw John Cena do it on a Nickelodeon prank show called "The Substitute".

A random hero in Hawaii saw a house on fire the other day . . . ran in and pulled an elderly guy out . . . and then ran BACK in to check the other rooms. Luckily no one else was inside, and he made it out right before the house collapsed.

A runaway shopping cart with a KID in it started rolling through a parking lot the other day. So a quick-thinking employee named Ben Mazur broke into a sprint and snagged it right before it crossed into a busy intersection.