Something Good

Baby elephant rescued after it fell into a two-meter-deep well at the Chatrium golf course in Chanthaburi, Thailand.

This is no ordinary canine.

Students at Uvalde Dual Language Academy can now enjoy a new place to play, thanks to the San Antonio Spurs, KABOOM!, Uvalde CISD and other partners.

A nonagenarian walked the stage at Northeast Lakeview College (NLC) earlier this week after finally receiving her Associate of Arts degree.

A curious kitten in Corpus Christi got a sweet ride from firefighters who rescued the feline from under the rafters of the Harbor Bridge.

Charly Bancarel didn’t start running until he was 55, but the Paris Marathon was the 11th marathon he’s completed.

A mama bear was trying to get four cubs across a two-lane road in Connecticut, and what transpired will give you all the feels.

Whenever I hear the name Peeps, my initial reaction is always the same: why?

Grandfather and grandson. The same achievement for the same school 69 years apart. But wait, this story gets even better.

A gardening project led a Judson ISD student to earn a grant that will impact her school for years to come.

KSAT 12 teamed up with the San Antonio Food Bank’s Agricultural Initiatives program to plant seasonal vegetables like corn, beans, carrots, basil and squash.

Sports are so powerful -- they transcend just the court, the mat or the field: They have the power to change lives.

An East Central Independence School District coordinator of early childhood education and curriculum has been chosen as Educator of the Year by BellXcel.

The full story can be seen in the video above, which is part of a series where we are looking back at most-watched viral videos.

When “Ted Lasso” came on the scene in 2020 on Apple TV+, it was a breath of fresh air.

If you want to spruce up your garden with color, always pick plants that can also benefit pollinators. Without bees and butterflies, there wouldn’t be essential vegetation needed for food and to keep our planet cool.

When I first started watching Apple TV+’s hit series “Ted Lasso” a few years ago, I just assumed that the football club that Jason Sudeikis’ character coaches (and the area it surrounds) was completely fictional. While the soccer (er, football) team AFC Richmond is totally fake, the small city of Richmond is totally real.

Were you or someone close born months so early to where the odds of not living through it weren’t good? Did you or someone you know overcome those odds and are now doing great?We want to hear those inspirational stories!

It’s planting season! We are starting a new segment called Gardening with KSAT12. I, Sarah Acosta, am attempting to bring our garden beds in KSAT’s courtyard back to life.

Two Boerne ISD teachers are being called heroes after two life-saving events.

It was a grand slam moment all around.

A Boerne Middle School North 6th-grade math teacher has earned this year’s District Teacher of the Year title.

The Alamo Heights High School tennis team is offering a free tennis clinic for children as a way to give back while doing what they love.

If you’re like me and you cook and bake a lot, sometimes a recipe comes along that is so good you just know you’ll be making it for the rest of your life. This is what happened when I made this chocolate chip cookie recipe for the first time.

A Utopia High School student’s life was turned upside down after he experienced a traumatic brain injury last summer.

Keeping your kitchen and food clean, handling sharp objects and dealing with high heat are all responsibilities chefs deal with in a kitchen. A 12-year-old junior executive sous chef in San Antonio does it all.

We have another digital episode that just dropped on our YouTube page, and it’s got plenty of good stories that will surely put a smile on your face. Well, we hope so at least!

Last weekend the Canyon Lake baseball team hosted its sixth annual community food drive.

The staff at CHOFSA is encouraging people to go online and send a Valentine to a child at the hospital

When Jenni Nowell decided to experience the ocean in a different way, there was no better person to do it with then her 12-year-old daughter Addison.

Uvalde CISD Moving Forward Foundation announced that it has received more than $42,000 in donations from the University of Texas women’s basketball team.