good samaritan

One woman did all she could to help stranded motorists on I-10 this week.

Quick thinking from a concerned neighbor helped save a life in a Lafayette house fire.

There was such a large sum on it that I couldn't even pronounce it. -Anouar G.

Even if there are no injured people for you to assist, your statement could make the difference between a just outcome and someone getting false blame.

Whitney Brown calls those people who stopped to help "Angels", as there's no way she and her husband could have done it alone.

The stranger just handed over what appeared to be over $10,000.

He noticed there was a tag that said "$40,000" with the cash.

Who doesn't like a feel-good story that comes full circle?

Tim Ackal recently found himself in a pickle after a fishing trip.  Ackal, nearly out of gas, pulled into a Carencro Texaco station.  That's when he realized he had lost his wallet and had no money or credit cards.  What the clerk behind the counter did next, is what makes Acadiana the greatest place to live in the world...

A pregnant Lafayette woman is searching for the mystery man who helped her escape her burning car in the nick of time.

A kind-hearted customer overheard him asking a friend for a few bucks, so she stepped in.

Three pre-teen boys chased off car thieves who were trying to steal a pastor's vehicle in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Someone needs to tell Taylor Swift that Christmas ended two-and-a-half weeks ago, because we're pretty sure she's looking at an out-of-date calendar at this point.

'Tis better to give than receive. Never has that old staple of the Christmas season been truer than it was last week at a fast food restaurant in Liberty, Texas.

There is a commercial floating around the internet, titled "Unsung Hero", featuring an Asian man doing good deeds for people. It really caught my attention.

If you've ever wondered if that one good deed actually did any good, watch this video. Doing good is good for those you help and for you, too! This video is actually a commercial for life insurance, but the message is about living a good life, period...

Did you know know that you can send a personal care kit to a hospitalized member of the U.S. Military for only $50? These kits are given to them when they enter a military hospital.

I know that a lot of the stories that make the news are about crime and corruption, but I had to share this story of Good Samaritans in Lafayette...

This police officer does more than just serve and protect.

Finders keepers? Not quite.