Nashville real estate boom forces food pantry to shutter
A food pantry, located in an area of Nashville where developers keep scooping up properties, was forced to close.
New technology seeks to destroy toxic "forever chemicals" in drinking water
Battelle, a scientific nonprofit, has developed promising technology with the hopes of eliminating the PFAS threat.
Atlanta preschool combats teacher shortage by hiring Afghan refugees
It's a four-month pilot program in which the refugees, who are paid interns, become certified as child care instructors and will qualify for full-time jobs.
"I was overjoyed": Mother and son each nominated for a Grammy
A mother and son who channeled their grief to create music have been independently nominated for Grammys.
High school athlete raises money for best friend who was paralyzed
The teens, who have been friends since sixth grade, have shown the meaning of true friendship.
Child care costs keeping many women from returning to work
The cost of child care now amounts to 31% of the average income for women.
Oncology nurse forms bond with patients after her own cancer diagnosis
"Every time a patient would find out, they would look at me like they were seeing me for the first time. And then we could have a more intimate conversation about treatment, side effects," she said.
"There are a lot of dark times": Care boxes help cancer patients cope with chemo
The care boxes include remedies to help with nausea and other discomforts experienced during chemotherapy.
"Nobody wins. Everyone suffers": High cost of child care strains families
The annual cost of child care rivals the cost of a college education in many states.
Americans with opposing political views learn to see each other beyond labels
A group called Make America Dinner Again is getting people with opposing views together to talk about them in a civil way.
Atlanta airport's piano man finds friend for life after stranger showed kindness
A motivational speaker was moved by Tonee "Valentine" Carter's piano playing.
Donations for military families facing food insecurity bring in 1 million meals
Donations from CBS News viewers helped produce 1 million meals — enough to feed 7,000 families battling hunger.
South Carolina mechanic gifts repaired cars to people in need
A South Carolina mechanic has repaired 60 cars for free as gifts for people without rides. He gave away 12 cars for the 12 days of Christmas.
More than 110 million Americans to travel for holidays despite COVID surge
AAA says traveling is almost at pre-pandemic levels.
Santa Claus Girls continue tradition bringing cheer to children in need
The pandemic interrupted the Santa Claus Girls' yearly gift giving tradition, but now they are back bringing cheer to children in need.