Ann Schmidt

Kathy Jones, from Brevard County, Florida, has delivered 124 Christmas trees to families in need this year.

Johnny Holloway was working at Mezzaluna Brick Oven and Tap House in Henderson, North Carolina, on Saturday when he received the generous tip.

During Germany’s first lockdown earlier this year, 4 sisters from Wiesbaden, Germany, decided to make a board game, which they named Corona

El Toreador Mexican Restaurant in Redwood, Washington, has been struggling to survive the coronavirus pandemic but was given a little boost last week.

When Neil Kramer opened his apartment to his mom and his ex-wife at the beginning of this year, he had no idea how long they would end up staying.

Earlier this week, a restaurant in Alexandria, Australia, said that a newlywed couple had stolen a glass slipper from its Cinderella display.

On Tuesday, Davie Tavern in Advance, North Carolina, posted a photo on Facebook of a $1,000 tip it had received.

There have been countless opportunities for people to create crazy food trends and discover helpful kitchen hacks. But not every attempt was a success.

Benny the cat was reunited with his owner, Nancy Bryant, from New Hampshire, just in time for Christmas.

On Tuesday, Oreo announced its new limited edition Brookie-O cookies on social media.

On Thursday, Lake Superior State University released its “2021 Banished Words List,” which includes seven terms relating to the pandemic.

Now you can watch Bobby Flay and Giada De Laurentiisexplore Italy and its finest cuisines.

A three-legged dog that went missing in early 2020 was reunited with her owner just in time to start the new year.

Five young fans of a Minnesota restaurant stepped up to help after someone stole hundreds of dollars in staff tips over the weekend.

A Dallas-based company that sells redesigned mahjong tiles has apologized after it was accused of cultural appropriation.

A juice bar in Miami, Fla. started the new year with a huge tip from a loyal customer.

Viennetta ice cream cakes are back on shelves.

This pooch has quite a sense of humor.

A fisherman in Hawaii started the new year with quite a catch.

Jonathan Brannan’s beard and numerous talents didn’t just win him a competition -- they also helped him adopt.