Patrick Kaufmann News Today

Viewers joining us from the united states, all around the, world i am paula newton. We begin in maine or police are in the second night of hunting for the suspect in two backtoback shootings that killed 18 people and wounded more than a dozen others. Law enforcement descended on the suspects last known, addressed just a few hours, go authorities were later heard shouting you are under, arrest had come out with your hands up. Though it appears, at the suspect was not there at the time. Police are...

For a second year, a D.C. student is taking his Valentine’s Day-based philanthropy to new heights, gathering 30,000 new valentines.

Plenty of good Samaritans helped fellow humans in need. More than a few baby animals were born, and a lot of D.C.-area residents turned over 100 years old. Some...

Thousands of people received valentines thanks to a thoughtful 14-year-old Montgomery County boy spreading kindness on Valentine’s Day.

Patrick Kaufmann organized the making of over 16,000 Valentine's Day cards to give out to his community.

A Maryland teen brought joy to thousands on Valentine's Day. The cards were distributed in Washington D.C., Maryland and Virginia.

While most of us will stop by the grocery store to get flowers or chocolate for our sweetheart on the way home from work, one D.C. student has spent the last several months making sure thousands of strangers in nursing homes and hospitals get a very special Valentine.

As part of his Valentines by Kids, Patrick Kaufmann, 14, recruited students at 62 schools in Washington, Maryland and Virginia, to make cards, which were delivered to about 60 organizations he coordinated with, including hospitals, hospices and nursing homes and as part of Washington nonprofit Food & Friends’ home-delivery meal packages.

Patrick Kaufmann made 30 valentine cards along with some friends as a youth volunteer at a Washington, D.C., food nonprofit several years ago. His handmade cards were tucked inside home-delivery meal...

Patrick Kaufman's labor of love has expanded to involve students at 62 schools in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.