Pictures of a baby born to two first responders are capturing the hearts of many after a touching newborn session featured both her state trooper mom and firefighter father.
Roxana Robles collected dresses and is tailoring them to the vision of 16 girls at University High School, most which have never attended prom due to costs.
A new foster mom had a free hand to take notes in class thanks to a Baylor professor, and local superintendent, who held her baby at the front of the classroom.
A local elementary school is racking up the awards in competitive dance after a dance team was offered for free to students thanks to the help of teachers volunteering their time after school.
Moms and dads who find themselves in scary situations with a baby born prematurely now have a library to turn to for comfort thanks to the thoughtfulness of 4-H students in Central Texas.
A local dentist has just finished giving a new smile to a pretty memorable patient; his 75-year-old dad who says it’s something he’s longed for more than six decades.
Members of a local Cowboy Church in a rural community came together in a big way to auction off homemade and baked goods to the tune of $30,000 in an effort to raise money to send 65 area youth to summer church camp.
Kim Neuhaus is a first-grade teacher at South Bosque Elementary in the Midway ISD. In 1991, she taught her first first-grade class at South Bosque as Ms. Bailey.
A group of parents say they were proud to find their young kids had paused a game of nerf wars on a trampoline to put their hands over their hearts and stand at attention during the National Anthem.
A Baylor graduate who is in his sixth season on the Kansas City Chief’s staff is relishing his second Super Bowl win with the Chiefs in the past four years.
Chris Williams enjoys taking his family to Taco Tuesday at Rosa’s Cafe, and it’s where they decided to gather as a family after Chris’ mom unexpectedly died.
The Association of Mexican Americans (AMA) in McGregor sold a building they’d operated for nearly 50 years and then invested all the money right back into local children.
A Central Texas woman was brought to tears after two McLennan County Sheriff’s deputies stopped to help her change a flat tire on the side of the road in subfreezing temperatures.
A Central Texas elementary school student said he was inspired to transform into the role of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as his school in Belton kicked off Black History Month with an multicultural event.
A local three-sport high school athlete is enjoying basketball season, fresh off a state title in football, and has just returned from an invitation to the The Dream Series
A local nonprofit is working to make sure kids in need in the area have a safe, comfortable place to lay their heads and they’re asking for help as the need is great.
An overachieving local high school senior has graduated college before high school and is preparing to enter the University of Texas in Austin as a junior.
Central Texas’ first female UFC fighter is offering a course for women to learn self-defense just as she prepares for her first UFC fight in only weeks.
Meredith and Brad Boozer have taken their boys to TCU football games since they were boys. Now, one of them is playing for the Horned Frogs in the national championship game.
Multiple law enforcement agencies are uniting to make sure the family of two victims from the deadly McGregor shooting in September is cared for over the holidays.
A retired military Colonel has just earned his 11th college degree at the age of 74 and is currently working on two more saying he has no plans to retire from the classroom anytime soon.
A Central Texas man who suffered a traumatic brain injury in a freak gymnastics accident defied the odds once again by walking the stage at Texas Tech University in Lubbock.
An adorable pint-sized marine who went viral for his tribute to fallen soldiers is planning to don the uniform again during the Toys for Tots toy drive.
A young Central Texas girl made a big delivery to kids at a local hospital, dropping off nearly 50 stuffed animals she bought by raising money selling handmade jewelry.
A Central Texas woman’s effort to get dolls of color donated to the annual Toys for Tots toy drive 12 years ago has picked up steam and is having it’s best year yet.
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