The Miracle-Ear Foundation is on a mission to provide free hearing aids to those who can’t afford them.

A couple of brothers originally from Yucatan, Mexico are seeing their dream come true years after natural disaster destroyed their hometown and they’re giving back to Oak Cliff. Telemundo 39’s Carlos Zapata introduces us to Mario and Ivan Urtecho of La Comida.

Lisa adopted her late neighbor’s dog, Gaia, and together they accomplish something good for kids at Children’s Health. 

The exterior lights of several buildings and landmarks in the North Texas skyline are changing to red in honor of the 10th annual Red Cross Giving Day.

A Fort Worth veterinarian is coming back home from the experience of a lifetime – working the famous Iditarod sled dog race in Alaska.

A trip to see the Texas Rangers at Spring Training finally happened after years of talking about it.

Ladies on the Lamb was founded to support kids who raise, show and sell lambs at stock shows.

The district recently opened the 105th new elementary school playground since 2019. The equipment has been funded by a school bond.

Something good happened in Johnson County this week to help high school students get ready for prom.

The school district and fire department created a two-year training program for juniors and seniors.

Texas Woman’s University senior Alexandra Mack created Apartment Friendly Cooking, a free cookbook to help those struggling with food insecurity.

A woman in Keller is celebrating something good. Her debut novel hit book shelves on Tuesday, and publisher Harper Collins sends her on a book tour starting Wednesday.

Carpenter’s Café and Catering unveiled a mural that tells a story of family history and a message of inclusion. The mural shows the word “gather” spelled out in American Sign Language.