Texas man lost his sight, found his calling as a builder
Blinded at age 18, Thomas Graham is now building his own house -- and reclaiming his childhood in the process
Debt collector thrives with simple strategy: kindness
Okla. agency offers free services such as housing, government assistance and scheduling job interviews; owner nominated for peace prize
Okla. teen acts to right his father's wrong
After an Okla. widow was mugged at husband's grave, mugger's son knew he had to make up for his father's crime
Business is "brooming" for 81-year-old traveling salesman
Melvin Pickens has been selling brooms for over 60 years -- and some people say he's the best salesman they've ever seen
Social worker finds home (in her heart) for troubled foster child
After decade of trying in vain to get boy adopted, social worker Connie Going dropped him as a client and took him on as a son
After taking to the streets, S.C. man finds kidney for wife
After Larry Swilling's story first aired, thousands of people called to offer their kidneys to his wife -- and one was a match
Meet a superhero with a soft touch
Born with Down syndrome, athlete Jonathan Stoklosa has the power to both lift weights and spirits
LA traffic cop has record number of complaints
Elton Simmons' pitch-perfect mix of authority and diplomacy makes some drivers downright smitten -- even when they get a ticket
Golfer back on course after world's longest round
Luke Bielawski played golf across America to raise money for charity -- and to see if it could be done
Stars align for Wisconsin man who built planetarium
When we first met Frank Kovac, business at his planetarium was far from stellar; now he says it's taking off like a rocket
Kentucky man bids those with no loved ones a dignified farewell
When he retired, Buddy Dumeyer sought out a job burying Louisville's poor and homeless, to ensure they are properly mourned
Wis. man's basement holds ultimate home theater
Fred Hermes rescued a giant Wurlitzer organ from Detroit's Michigan Theater and built a movie palace to house it
In N.J., some kids learn there is no free ride
Young people are working towards their reward at a bicycle shop on the Jersey Shore
Fostering excellence: From underachievers to college-bound scholars
Once unlikely to get good grades, Roy and Claudia Asprer's foster kids have graduated from high school and gone to college
Homeless pay for haircuts with hugs in Conn. town
82-year-old retired man gives free haircuts to homeless in town of Hartford every Wednesday