Something Good Newsletter

Carrollton’s navigator program cuts repeat mental health calls, connects people with real support.

Ashanti Hall started playing co-ed soccer for the Park South Family YMCA in South Dallas and never imagined international soccer success.

Seven students considered startup stars had something good happen that will take them from North Texas to New York City.

Garland ISD student breaks barriers in motorcycle tech, preps for Nationals.

The City of Fort Worth recently recognized Apraxia Awareness Day, the condition that keeps her son from speaking. Fort Worth City Hall did something good for a mom advocating for her son and others who share his disorder. The city declared May 14th Apraxia Awareness Day. Kendra Frank’s little boy Elliott has CAS – Childhood Apraxia of S...

Cancer survivor Maddie Muller walks runway to raise funds and hope for ovarian cancer research.

The U.S. Tennis Association backs the Dallas club and recently awarded it a $3,500 grant to help further the program. The USTA distributed $100,000 in grants to 56 wheelchair tennis programs nationwide.

School’s out but that doesn’t mean the pages have to stop turning. Here are some incentives to get your young ones to keep reading this summer.

During McKinney High School’s graduation ceremony on Friday, there was a touching tribute to a former educator from a student blazing a path of her own. Hannah Tadesse, valedictorian for McKinney High School, went to McGowen Elementary, named after Jesse McGowen, who was hired by the McKinney ISD in 1963, the year the district voted to desegr...

A barber in Little Elm is helping take away the stress of a haircut children with neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families.

Former Fort Worth ISD custodian Michael Dixon worked his way through college to become a financial literacy teacher at Leonard Middle School.

The bird was named after Rick in honor of the Clear The Shelters campaign that NBC 5 is a proud partner of every year.

The hand-sculpted lanterns are made into life-like characters of DC superheroes and supervillains