something good

The Fort Worth Public Library has reopened three creative labs and restarted 3D printers at all 17 locations.

The Fort Worth Public Library has reopened three creative labs and restarted 3D printers at all 17 locations.

Ashy Shaw is teaching in the exact same classroom she sat in at the school.

Shoppers at Kroger grocery stores did Something Good to help kids get ready for school this fall.

Shoppers at Kroger grocery stores did Something Good to help kids get ready for school this fall.

Dallas police did Something Good for Hurricane Ida evacuees and many more by providing a service that many take for granted: free laundry.

NBC 5’s Clear the Shelters campaign is in full swing hoping to find North Texas shelter animals their forever homes.

NBC 5’s Clear the Shelters campaign is in full swing hoping to find North Texas shelter animals their forever homes.

Some Dallas ISD students are taking part in Something Good and pledging to show up to school “every day” this school year.

This weekend, 20 North Texas women and minority-run small businesses and startups will compete for $50,000 in a “Shark Tank”-style event.

Local nonprofit Impact Ventures is hosting an “Equity in Motion” pitch competition event which will offer $50,000 in funds.

It is one thing to earn a spot in the Olympic trials, but it is quite another to share that experience with a good friend.

The oldest living UT Dallas alum is celebrating something good: her 100th birthday and decades of serving others around the world.

A McKinney mom is so proud of her family she reached out to NBC 5 – hoping that sharing a part of their life brings something good to others.

A McKinney mom is so proud of her family she reached out to NBC 5 – hoping that sharing a part of their life brings something good to others.

A larger-than-life mural in Dallas is recognizing the contributions of a Dallas native named Gianna.

The owners of a farm in southwest Fort Worth believe their fresh produce can plant the seeds for something good to happen in special needs families.

The owners of a farm in southwest Fort Worth believe their fresh produce can plant the seeds for something good to happen in special needs families.

A woman from Ventura was reunited with a wallet she lost 46 years ago after an employee working on remodeling Southern California’s historic Majestic Ventura Theater discovered it inside a crawl space

A Collin County school gave a supportive sendoff for one of its own that is certainly Something Good.