Good morning. It is Monday, October 26, 2026. Here are three pieces of good news.
First, in Antelope Island State Park: On Saturday, hundreds of people on horseback helped round up the bison at Antelope Island State Park in Utah. They moved the herd into corrals so park staff could check the animals. KSL reported it.
Next, in Chattanooga, Tennessee: Tech Goes Home, a program of the Enterprise Center in Chattanooga, has now graduated 25,000 people. Anyone who finishes a free 15-hour class gets a device to take home. Chattanooga Times Free Press reported it.
And one more, in Evanston, Illinois: Physicists at Northwestern University caught one positron, a tiny particle that is the opposite of an electron. They slowed it down, cooled it close to the coldest temperature possible, and held it for months inside a special trap. Electric and magnetic fields keep it floating so it never touches the container. Northwestern Now reported it.
Kindness thought for the day: Leave a place a little nicer than you found it. Picking up one scrap of paper counts.
That's today's good news from Tazzora.