Steve Hartman

Marco Houpe was injured in a fire at 15 months old in 1965, suffering third-degree burns over 85% of his body. Wynola Wayne, then a trainee nurse at a Columbus, Ohio hospital's burn unit, helped save his life. Recently, Houpe highlighted her retirement after nearly six decades as a nurse at a farewell party.

Jordan Wilmore, a 7-foot-3 former pro basketball player, was sworn in as a Texas police officer. Despite being told he was destined for basketball, it was never his personal dream.

Rishi Sharma has conducted over 3,000 video interviews with World War II veterans over the past decade to preserve their stories of sacrifice and lessons of liberty. Steve Hartman reports on this effort, highlighting the veterans as members of the 'Greatest Generation' who defended freedom.

A beloved nurse received a heartfelt retirement send-off after 58 years of service, as highlighted by Steve Hartman's 'On the Road' segment. Colleagues and patients praised her dedication, calling her 'an angel.'

Dylan Mwaniki, a 14-year-old from Kansas City, Missouri, was diagnosed with Stage 4 kidney cancer in 2022 and given eight months to live but is now a graduating senior. Dr. Mary Austin treated his cancer and formed a healing friendship with him, contributing to his survival.

A doctor goes above and beyond for a teen cancer patient, making a promise that leads to a big surprise. Steve Hartman shares the story as part of his 'On the Road' segment.