Marine Veteran walks 11 days from Austin to San Antonio to raise support for young girl’s cancer treatment.

The pumpkin patch at NorthPark Center is more than a beautiful sight this fall, it is also serving a purpose for a Dallas nonprofit.

The Filipino community in North Texas is getting ready to celebrate something historic this weekend – the largest Filipino festival in the state.

An academy in Fort Worth is doing something good to empower girls to be the next generation of leaders by building their confidence.

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

‘In CHARGE of My Life’ by Woodrow Wilson High School senior Delila Vasquez, born with CHARGE syndrome, is meant to encourage students with disabilities.

The PGA of America and Northern Texas PGA Foundation hosted 55 young ladies of color from the Dallas Chapter of The Links, Incorporated STEAM Academy at PGA Frisco.

A proud mom reached out to share something good about her son. He earned the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest and most prestigious achievement a Scout can achieve.

The YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth is the only Tarrant County nonprofit to be a finalist.

The leaders of Crossroads said they are meeting the urgent need for quality, nutritious food by distributing meal essentials to an average of 1,100 households every month.

A 45-year-old building in Arlington has once again gotten new life. A major makeover means something good to the kids who spend summers and after school there.

A love of books and a love for pets lead to something good at a city council meeting in Weatherford.

Development threatened the colony’s original habitat in West Texas, so a rescue mission was set into motion.