An upcoming fashion show in Fort Worth will put aspiring designers in the spotlight as they do something good to benefit Goodwill North Central Texas.

An Arlington ISD educator is a fourth-place quarter finalist for America’s favorite teacher, and that’s something good. Pearcy STEM Academy’s Mauricio Rocha is up for America’s favorite teacher by Reader’s Digest. The contest winner receives a virtual assembly at their school with Bill Nye the Science Guy, and if Mauricio wins, he will get a ...

A Dallas nonprofit is offering a free, virtual tax credit education class on Wednesday, April 9. NBC 5’s Laura Harris has the details.

Education nonprofit United to Learn is celebrating a big milestone that meant something good for lucky students in the Dallas ISD.

For families who still haven’t filed their taxes yet, there is a chance that tax credits are available that you may not have been aware of, according to local nonprofit Ascend Dallas.

“The Graduation Party” at Gilley’s Dallas on May 9 is being billed as “the biggest graduation party ever” and benefits Make-a-Wish North Texas.

St. Philip’s School graders traveled from Dallas to Ghana in Africa. It was a trip that they said shifted their perceptions about the past and future.

A weekend on the lake with like-minded women brought something good for those who’ve served our country.

Caregivers at a hospital in Fort Worth went above and beyond to help a patient have an unforgettable day. When they learned he wanted to marry his fiancee right there at the hospital, they did something good. Anthony Cross was just four days removed from kidney transplant surgery when he and his fiancee Cynthia McIntosh tied the knot. Cross had&#82...

A nonprofit is using Women’s History Month to pay tribute to women doing something good to fight hunger in their communities, and one of those honorees is in Richardson.

A North Texas nonprofit is on a special mission to help new mothers in Dallas and their efforts are something good to celebrate!

Volunteers spent three days cleaning and sorting books for the Little Hands Book Bank to help North Texas students celebrate National Reading Month.

A Fort Worth mother donated communication boards in English and Spanish to the Fort Worth Fire Department to help nonverbal children and adults communicate with first responders. It’s a labor of love from her nonprofit “Elliott’s Voice.”