Students in the Mansfield ISD return to class from winter break on Wednesday. For the men’s junior varsity and varsity teams, the return will come with lessons learned through volunteering. More than 50 players and coaches took time at the start of winter break to help at Mission Arlington, a nonprofit. Mom Lucinda Buhrkuhl says the players worked together, asked…

Something good happened in Watauga when seven young ladies from Harvest Christian Academy were challenged to meet a need in their community. And their vision was big. They hosted a 5K before Christmas to raise money for childhood education in Uganda. One-hundred participants, including 40 volunteers and 12 sponsors, were a part of the, “Not So Silent Night 5K.” The…

The Poteet High School football team has a mentoring program where the players visit with 4th and 5th graders once a week. They made sure they were staying focused on the path to success.

Denton County sheriff’s deputies helped about 60 children use donated gift cards to do their holiday shopping at a Lewisville Target at the 5th annual Shop With a Cop event.

Today’s #SomethingGood is about one of our own. Robin Carter, special projects photographer with NBC 5, donated 7 inches of her hair she had been growing for the last three years.

Seeing your child develop at a different pace than others can be alarming. But, a North Texas family who has a child with developmental delays is celebrating every milestone, and it’s Something Good.

A Dallas-based non-profit is doing something good for older adults in the LGBT community. The organization is called the Silver Pride Project and the group supports and addresses the specific needs of the aging generation in the LGBT community.

Over the weekend, student-athletes at June Shelton School in Dallas volunteered to help sort through old and donated athletic gear for Carey Middle school athletes.

Every morning on NBC 5 Today we like to say, “Make it a good day, on purpose.” We’re introducing you to a young man who has made it his mission to help you live a “purposeful” life.

Every Monday, Trucker’s Cafe in South Dallas opens its doors to feed the homeless.

Volleyball players in the Parker County town of Peaster are giving props to beloved head coach Autumn Threet. She lead them to back-to-back State playoffs.

The Cedar Hill ISD is pumped about a $6 million grant that will pay for a program called “GEAR UP,” which helps sixth and seventh graders with college and career readiness.