Something Good

If you live in a part of the country where you experience all four seasons then you’re pretty used to snowplows cleaning up the streets of your town when mother nature decides to dump inches of snow on the ground.

Remember when you were a kid and you got something in the mail addressed just to you? What an exciting feeling! Now that we're adults, there's still something intimate about receiving a physical card or letter.

They say there is nothing more American than apple pie, but I get to differ. In the year 2023, there is nothing more American than ranch dressing.

If you need some inspiration, here are three of our stories about parent-child bonding through learning an activity together.

Medina Valley High School students are giving back on Friday by working on different community service projects.

Can you believe that it’s already 2023?

If you’re needing a reminder about just a few of the great things that happened in the San Antonio area over the last year, here are some feel-good stories that should make you smile.

A Wisconsin waitress got a $1,000 tip from Christmas morning customer.

A Latina leader from South Texas discusses her roots

The Ilin family is spending the holidays together away from a war-torn Ukraine.

It's Something Good for the holidays! All day, all good. The good news is here!

Whether it was a trendy gift or something particularly sentimental, we wanted to hear about it.

The San Antonio Police Department and Zapatos wrapped up the annual Share the Shoes campaign on December 16th but gifting new footwear to kids who need it most continues into the new year.

Back in November, the province of Nova Scotia kept up a yearly tradition by sending the city of Boston its official Christmas tree.

Giving Tuesday is still somewhat new in the grand scheme of social media things, and even though your first thought might be donating money, there are plenty of other ways to give, so don’t feel like you can’t participate if you don’t happen to have the funds at the moment.

On Wednesday morning, Good for the Sole, an idea created by two Boerne high school students -- gave collected shoes to Inner City Development, a nonprofit that has been helping the West Side community since the 1960s.

On Sept. 23, Wewoka High School’s football team was about to forfeit a game due to a lack of players when it asked a couple of senior girls at the school if they would suit up to give the team enough players.

Tears were shed, hugs were shared and resolve was at an all-time high in the communities of Uvalde, Texas and Oxford, Michigan.

San Antonio Fire Department member Albert Pedroza has reported for duty for the first time since undergoing a double lung transplant.

This is no ordinary canine.

They really mean it when they say dogs are our best friends.

Every once and a while something goes viral on the internet that you truly cannot stop thinking about, and for me, it’s this video of a little boy describing the joys of eating corn on the cob.

Shoreman left Youngstown, New York at roughly 4 p.m. ET on Friday and finished his trip across Lake Ontario at around 1 p.m. Saturday in Toronto.

As part of helping the city of Uvalde in its healing process, Spurs Sports and Entertainment and San Antonio FC held a free clinic Thursday for the Uvalde youth soccer league.

St. Philip’s College honored its founding president on Thursday by hosting a day full of events, celebrating the college’s past, present and future.

The San Antonio Spurs’ three first-round draft picks made their first official community appearance on Wednesday, playing basketball and signing autographs for kids at Morgan’s Wonderland.

Sign changes have occurred in states and municipalities around the country.