Kindness

A Journey Bigger Than PoliticsAs NASA’s Artemis mission prepares for its return to Earth, carrying four astronauts who have spent days looking back at our planet from afar, it gives

A Moment to Pause Easter Sunday arrives each year with a sense of renewal. Across the country, families gather, churches fill, and communities slow down—if only for a moment—to reflect

Easter doesn’t usually arrive with a lot of noise. It’s not a holiday that demands attention the way others do. It shows up a little softer. A little steadier. Somewhere

There are stories that stop you in your tracks—not because they are loud or controversial, but because they are simple. And in that simplicity, they carry truth. In a second-grade

In a World of Thunder, Be the Sparkle Over the weekend, we watched Song Sung Blue — a wonderfully chaotic, tender story about a Minnesota couple in love who perform

A Different Kind of American Hero When people think of American legends, they often picture warriors, presidents, inventors, or pioneers. Fred Rogers doesn’t immediately fit that mold. He didn’t lead

A Basic Need Too Often Ignored Diapers are a simple necessity, yet for millions of families they represent a serious financial strain. In Indiana, one in two families struggles to

Public Safety Starts With Personal Choices When Winter Storm Fern swept across a massive stretch of the country, it didn’t knock on the door and ask who was prepared. It

From football to baseball, professional pitcher Teddy Sharkey shares the vulnerability required to succeed in sports

Jessica Curtis and Rob Semerano sit down with professional pitcher Teddy Sharkey to talk about the mental and physical grind of coming back from major injury. Teddy reflects on Tommy