Larry dropped everyone off at school . . . rushed over to a store . . . bought some PJs for him . . . and brought them back to change into. 

Whoever's bucket raised the most money had to KISS A COW on Valentine's Day.  That person ended up being the school's principal, who embraced the challenge.  He put some LIPSTICK on and planted a kiss on the cow's nose.

Their names are Maurilia Chavez and Andrea Lopez.  They got split up as kids after their parents passed away, but found each other with the help of a DNA test.  They both said they never expected to see each other again.  (Here's a photo.)

Her name is Heidi Lipscomb.  She's the manager of a newspaper distribution company but was filling in for a driver last month.  It was two degrees out when she pulled into the guy's driveway at 2:00 A.M., and saw him lying in his garage with the door open.

She called for help and saved his life . . . then finished delivering the rest of her papers.  Her local police department gave her a "lifesaver award" for it this week.

Using ChatGPT, it tracks the words your kid knows . . . pairs them with words they're struggling with . . . and creates a custom children's story using just those specific words.  It's called WordStumble, and it's now free for anyone to use.

The letter explained what happened, and he included a crisp $20 bill for her.  The restaurant posted a photo on Facebook, and people are praising him for going the extra mile.  (Here's a photo.)

His name is Daniel Fairbrother, and he's training for a marathon to raise money and support a buddy with diabetes.  He's trying to break the record for fastest marathon while carrying a household appliance.  (Here's an interview.)

He showed up at a popular drinking spot down the street called Finks.  A friend-of-a-friend was there and sent the owner a photo.  A group of women were bar-hopping and apparently found him outside.  The bar says he was very popular.  (Here's a photo.)

He started getting calls after that from a number he didn't know, and eventually called back.  It turned out one of his buddies sent footage to a talent agent . . . and Danny's now working as a full-time Elvis impersonator, making $500 a night.

He goes by the name "Danny Graceland" and he's pretty good.  He's been doing it for a few years now.  He says his best run so far was 18 shows in a single weekend.  (Here's a video.)

They were all born with a specific genetic condition, so it's not a cure-all.  But it could be an approved treatment for some people in three to five years.

They also donated $115,000 to cover the debt at three more Atlanta-area schools.  They're donating a total of $1 million this month to pay off the school lunch debt at 762 schools across the country.

The guy who lost it is Greg Basile.  His doorbell cam got footage of Richard dropping it off.  He didn't say who he was, but Greg tracked him down to say thanks.  Now they've become friends and both plan to keep in touch.

It's a cat rescue he's involved with called the Ten Lives Club.  His jersey number is "2", so fans have been calling in and donating $22 in his name.  On Monday and Tuesday alone, they raised over 100 GRAND.

The exact count was 24,185.  And for each one, he decided to donate a penny to the American Lung Association.  So that's $241.85.  He says he knows it's not a significant amount of money, but "every penny helps."