A five-year-old girl in New York named Egypt Bush has published three children's books during the pandemic, including one about first responders called "Superhero Town". She's now sold around a thousand copies since June. (Here she is with her dad talking about it. Her advice for the day is, "Make sure you have a great day, and don't get coronavirus!

In August, a guy in California named Kevin Cozzi saved a woman's 10-year-old daughter from drowning after she got stuck in a riptide. So now the mom is raising money on GoFundMe to pay for his dream wedding. His original wedding got cancelled by COVID this year. As of last night, she'd raised about $25,000. Kevin said saving her was the only reward he needed.

For two months, a guy named Jordan Dandy has been standing on a street corner six days a week, waving at drivers and holding signs that say things like, "You're important" and "Red or Blue, I love you." He says he knew people were stressed about the pandemic, and the election. So he decided to do it every morning from September 1st until Election Day.

A mom in Houston named Lauren Laborde has been mowing lawns for seniors and veterans free of charge during the pandemic. She lost her job early on, and wanted to use her free time to help people. She's doing it through a website called IWantToMowYourLawn.com.

Two kids in Nebraska found a woman's purse in the woods and got it back to her three years after it was stolen. She says it restored her faith in humanity, and it's nice to know there are still good people out there.

A car wash has created a "Tunnel of Terror" by outfitting their drive-thru car wash for Halloween.

An 11-year-old kid named Romeo Cox recently finished walking 1,700 miles just to visit his grandma. He lives with his parents in Italy, but his grandmother is in England, and he hadn't seen her in over a year. There weren't any flights, so he tried to convince his parents to let him walk there by HIMSELF. His dad eventually agreed to go with him. They left in June . . . spent 93 days hiking through Italy, Switzerland, and France . . . and made it to her house near London late last month.

Houston woman named Belinda Varnado has gone viral with her video urging everyone to vote. She dressed up and has her lawn chair and snacks

One day after his 64th birthday, a COVID-19 patient in Iowa just went home after 99 days in the hospital. That includes six weeks in quarantine in the ICU before he tested negative. His wife says the nurses who took care of him are all heroes.

A first-grade teacher in Michigan named Julia Koch recently called a kid's grandmother during an online class, because he was having issues with his computer. And she noticed the grandmother was having trouble talking, so she called 911. She thought she was having a heart attack, but it was really a stroke. And there's a good chance the call saved the woman's life.