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If you have ever owned a pet and they go missing, it is not only nerve-wracking but very disheartening. You do whatever it takes to try and bring that animal back home. There is a family in Fort Plain that is hoping someone will have information to bring their beloved horse home.

14-year-old Raghad Azzan has been located in the Town of Guilderland. She is safe and has been returned home to her family. Thank you to everyone who helped spread the word.

In these uncertain times, we are all open to free help especially when it comes to homeschooling. Google has stepped up in allowing tools for teachers and families to remotely teach our kids. Here are the details.

Each weekday morning the Love Cowboy comes on with Brian and Chrissy to dole out some relationship advice. Sometimes he gives some nuggets of wisdom and other times he just uses the opportunity to go after Brian. Either way, he is certainly entertaining. This time he tries to help out a listener whose boyfriend has not seen a dentist in years.

Local breweries are coming together to create a beer to help out the hospitality industry. They are calling it "Brewnited".

There is a fund that has been set up by Samuel Adams to help restaurant workers across twenty states including New York. Here is how you can apply for one of their grants.

Love Cowboy is trying to do his best by still giving love advice during the coronavirus outbreak. This time he is trying to help out a single guy who wants his neighbor to notice him. Can the Love Cowboy help?

If you're one of those people who may have been laid off temporarily or permanently, here are some businesses still looking for help.

"Hey Siri, do I have COVID-19?" iPhone users are now able to ask their phones if they have coronavirus.

The coronavirus isn't just causing issues for those of us working but also for children. Some children depend on their school lunches for their daily food source.

In these uncertain times, the Food Pantries of the Capital District is here to help. Brian and Chrissy spoke with the Executive Director, Natasha Pernicka, about what donations are needed and how you and your family can get the food you need.

If you were at the Kane Brown show on Friday, then you know how many people were in the Times Union Center. What you may not know is that amazing bit of kindness that went on. You can help reunite the families.