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The coronavirus crisis has seemingly confirmed the saying that not all heroes wear capes – they wear badges, uniforms, scrubs, stethoscopes or a range of other accoutrements – and maybe some of them make pizzas too, according to police in Minnesota.

Saturday is National Fitness Day and the 30 top fitness trainers of New York, including Emily Scott James, a former contestant on So You Think You Can Dance, and Angela Gargano, a three-time competitor on American Ninja Warrior, are hosting a digital fundraiser called “Workout For Heroes” to benefit health care workers working on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic.

He's not coming out of retirement.

Americans are drinking more during quarantine, but they’re apparently not breaking the bank doing it.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott hinted that to-go sales of alcoholic beverages, which the state authorized to help keep restaurants afloat during the coronavirus pandemic, can continue once the crisis comes to an end.

NASCAR is getting back on track.

Burger King is going to need a new slogan, because it seems Taco Bell is the “have it your way” chain now.

Show us YOUR cars!

Good teachers change lives for the better.

Sometimes, people need more than just a sandwich or a burger.

Forget superheroes — Mattel is honoring real heroes with its newest toy line.

The chicken at Popeyes is clearly different than the chicken at other fast food chains

Sketched it on his porch.

The digital dictionary has updated its treasure trove of words amid the ongoing outbreak.

Well, this is quite a surprise.

Hope springs – and blooms – eternal.

Honor system in effect.

"Breaking people's freedoms."

Your own hair might be out of control, but that doesn’t mean your dog’s furry coat needs to suffer, too.

“If I’m truly honest, I look ridiculous — I look like a piece of blue cheese," the artist told the New York Post.