Something Good Newsletter

Two grieving mothers hosted a forum Saturday in Plano to highlight the dangers of fentanyl and shed light on some of the telltale signs of drug use.

If you haven’t registered to vote yet for the upcoming presidential election, you have until Monday to get it done. Oct. 7 is the voter registration deadline to be eligible to vote in the November election.

North Texas firefighters have been hosting fellow first responders from Latin America for a unique experience, learning skills to save lives in their home countries.

When it comes to the game of golf, women are driving unprecedented growth across the country. Young women in North Texas who golf have a huge leg up thanks to top-notch technology at the PGA of America Coaching Center in Frisco.

Dozens of animals from a hard-hit area in Georgia by Helene are now in Texas to find forever homes.

Entire communities are seeing relief from helicopters after days of being cut off from everything.

Something good happened at Southfork Ranch in Parker, north of Dallas, that will help the fight against cancer reach new horizons.

Watching the inauguration from afar, members of the Mexican community in North Texas said the inauguration was a milestone for women in their mother country.

Millions of people across the South are struggling to recover after Hurricane Helene tore through Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and Virginia and slammed the Carolinas.

Some are visiting the State Fair of Texas for the first time, while others have been coming for decades. One family has been serving fairgoers for 75 years and counting.

People couldn’t wait to enter Fair Park for day one of the State Fair of Texas. 

The Filipinas On The Rise Summit in Dallas on Saturday aims to honor the strength, resilience, and creativity of Filipina women.

First responders are teaming up with the Fort Worth libraries to teach life-saving skills at no cost to the public.