"It's a collective effort and shows the power of people coming together to help those in need."

"The one thing we can do is feed people — so that’s why we’re here," the CEO said of keeping the Wilmington locations open.

Local shelters are asking residents for assistance in providing shelter for the animals in their care.

Don't let Nate Boyer's story get lost in the noise.

Facebook and Airbnb are serving as platforms for those willing to open their homes to displaced residents.

The punny signs remind drivers to buckle up and stay off their phones.

Tuesday’s Children was started after the Sept. 11 attacks, but now brings together families affected by tragedy from around the world.

"Me & my wife took our 3 month old w/ us to the Emmys to remind us that #FamiliesBelongTogether."

Did you know that the average American family uses 300 gallons of water every day?

“It is time to get serious."