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CHICAGO — Stuck in a rut, Imran Nuri needed advice. His college graduation, forced to Zoom because of COVID-19 in May 2020, had been lonely and demoralizing. He then tried to start a nonprofit, but it failed to get off the ground. He trudged forward into his budding life, but even when he found a new job, everything seemed to lack meaning. The Chicagoan wanted counsel. So he went and found it, ...

Stuck in a rut, Imran Nuri needed advice. His college graduation, forced to Zoom because of COVID-19 in May 2020, had been lonely and demoralizing. He then tried to start a nonprofit, but it failed to get off the ground. He trudged forward into his budding life, but even when he found a new job, everything seemed to lack meaning. The Chicagoan wanted counsel. So he went and found it, over and ...

Don Caskey goes around the country collecting memories in the form of matching tattoos with complete strangers.

Don Caskey goes around the country collecting memories in the form of matching tattoos with complete strangers.

After a terminal cancer diagnosis three years ago, one man is determined to leave something meaningful behind.

Gretna officials say more than 100 buildings were damaged in the city alone.

Don Caskey said when he got sick he felt he lost everything. He concluded that all that really matters in life is other people.

From mountains to a compass, unicorns and wishbones: Don Caskey's more than 500 tattoos are all matching with someone out there. And he's done it all in just the last three years.

The Buena Vista Optimist Club began a new year of service on Oct. 1 and on Wednesday Oct. 5, the club held its annual installation dinner. After dinner, the new

A terminally ill Ohio man traveling the country passed through Metro Atlanta, meeting strangers who support his journey by getting matching tattoos.