The Heartbeat Of Texas

Walter and Victoria traveled from Kentucky to Fort Worth for a Mary Kay convention. It was something Victoria had been looking forward to for a while, but right after getting to their hotel, everything changed. Now, Walter and Victoria are on a mission to say thank you...Find out more on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.More HEREAudio NBC DFW

Teachers and school staff spend so much time taking care of their students, but who takes care of them? Well, one Dallas organization recently blessed educators by giving them a special day. Find out more on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: CBS Texas

Imagine dealing with a major water problem right now...in this heat! That’s what happened in Copperas Cove. But when one local business owner saw her neighbors struggling, she knew she had to do something. Hear what happened on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: KCEN

What would you do if your little brother needed your help? One Belton family found out just how far love can go when their 5-year-old was asked to do something for his little brother... Hear more of their story on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: KCEN

Eulogio and Mina Granado have spent 33 years building a life together, raising a family and running a business. But recently, they started thinking about what might come next. Eulogio thought hard and said, “You’ve got to have the ambition and motivation to do it…” Find out how they’re inspiring others on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: KTAB

Trey Watts got a rare chance to play in the NFL, but his life took a very different turn - addiction, gambling, you name it… He says he hit rock bottom. Then, one day, Jesus met him on a street corner, and he’s been giving back ever since, including football clinics in Dallas for girls ages 5-18. Find out more with KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE and HEREAudio: KTVT

When Mark was driving around his Conroe, Texas, neighborhood, he noticed something going on at a school bus stop, something that made him say, “Hey, that isn’t right! Someone should do something about it….” That someone was him. What did he do? Find out on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: KHOU

Best friends Mia and Harper got called to come down to the Denison police station. Why? Well, it had to do with two stolen bikes. Find out what happened on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: KXII

Back-to-school costs can add up fast. So when parents in Waco heard they could get something for free for their kids, they showed up… and kept coming. It’s an example of neighbors serving neighbors. Hear the story on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.  Learn more HEREAudio: KXXV

Earl and his wife fell in love with Central Texas decades ago, but as time marched on, it became harder for the veteran to keep up with house repairs, and he thought he’d have to sell. That’s when help showed up… Hear what happened next on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE & HEREAudio: KXXV

Imagine moving into a college dorm room and finding it’s already decorated with everything you love! This just happened to 10 students at UNT. Why? Find out on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE and HERE

A fire at a North Texas food truck, Jeff’s BBQ, has shocked owners Jeff and Amanda. But it’s not the damage that has surprised them most…it’s the way their loyal customers have shown up to “love thy neighbor.” Hear more of the story on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: WFAA

Teachers spend hundreds of dollars of their own money to make sure their students have what they need for the new school year. That's why one Texas mom from Gatesville decided she could do something to help. And she's not just helping teachers in Gatesville, but "every teacher I can get my hands on." Hear what she's doing on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: KXXV

It's so hot out there. But Annelise from Keller is making sure the homeless have something many of us take for granted... cold water. Her goal is huge, but her heart is even bigger. Hear the story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.  Learn more HERE

With the cost of everything going up these days, back-to-school shopping can be a real challenge for many families. Someone decided to do something about it... and it's blessing kids all over Denison, Texas. Hear the story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: KXII

When Monica from Waco answered the call to be a Salvation Army volunteer for the first time, she never thought she’d wind up away from home for 10 days. Hear about where she served on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: KXXV

A woman in Belton, Texas, was having one of those days... nothing was going right, had way too much to do. Then she saw flashing lights behind her. Getting pulled over turned out to be a blessing and a reminder that good people are still out there. Hear the rest of the story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

For many in McGregor, Coach Bert was more than a baseball coach; he helped shape lives. Now, the community is honoring his legacy in a way that will be blessing kids before school starts. Hear the story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.  Learn more HERE

On his 33rd birthday, Dak Prescott gave his biggest fan, Doug, an unforgettable 50th birthday gift. Find out what it was on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

Pvt. Isabella Gonzales made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country at just 19 years old. Now, one Carrollton neighbor, a Navy veteran, is honoring her memory in a special way. Hear how on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

A pastry shop in Sherman almost didn't make it, but thanks to social media they got a sweet second chance. Hear the rest of the story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: KXII

Most people leave work behind when they go on vacation. But one Plano man found himself doing exactly what he was trained to do...in another country! Hear his story on The Heartbeat of Texas from KCBI.Learn more HERE

Penelope from Flower Mound did what a lot of kids do in the summer: she opened a lemonade stand. But the lemonade was free! Somehow, she still made money. How? What did she buy? Nothing. Not one thing for herself. Find out why on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more HERE

If you've been thinking about giving up because something just seems too hard, you might want to hear what Joanna Ewton from Sherman has to share. Get a little inspiration with KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

It all started with one question: "Can I please have some water?" That's all it took for Donna Biggs in Longview to start a movement that's changing lives. Hear how one simple act of kindness grew into something much bigger on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: KLTV

As it started to flood in Hill Country last week, one Kerr County woman risked her own safety to "love thy neighbor." Find out how on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

Last year's floods in Hill Country inspired Courtney Calhoun to get special training to be better prepared to help for the next time, but little did she know she'd have to use those skills so soon…. Hear more of her story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: KENS

A woman got a visit from the City of Dallas. Her yard was overgrown, and something had to be done. What happened next is a reminder that even small acts of kindness can make someone feel seen again. Hear the story on this episode of KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.

You probably don't expect to see women in vintage basketball uniforms packing a gym in Waco...but that's exactly what happened the other day. It was a basketball game that made a real difference, proving you're never too old to make an impact.Hear the story on this episode of KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE, HERE, and HEREAudio: KWTX

A lemonade stand? Nope. Erfan decided to do something completely different in Milam County, and it has everyone smiling... but not just because of what he's been selling. Find out why on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

One Arlington man looked at his backyard and saw something no one else could. Today, that vision is changing lives for area kids. Hear why his "Field (pitch) of Dreams" is about much more than soccer on this episode of KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

Gas prices usually make headlines for all the wrong reasons. But on Saturday, hundreds of drivers lined up at one Waco gas station after word spread that something unbelievable was happening. It wasn't a mistake... and it turned into much more than just saving money at the pump. Hear why on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

One day, a man in Azle put up a tent on a street corner. It's been there for years. No products for sale, yet people keep stopping by. Why? The answer says a lot about what so many of us are missing today. Hear the story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

He stands 7 feet 3 inches tall, but the biggest thing about this new Texas police officer isn't his height. After facing disappointment and wondering if his dream would ever come true, he refused to quit. That determination even earned him a BIG fan: Shaquille O'Neal.Hear why this story is a reminder to never give up in this episode of KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn More HERE and HERE

A family's Fourth of July on the lake took a terrifying turn when a boat overturned and children were trapped underneath. One man nearby heard the cries for help and didn't hesitate. What happened next is a powerful reminder that God can place the right person in the right place at exactly the right time. Hear the incredible story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

Most of us look up when the fireworks begin. But one North Texas mom wondered how her visually impaired daughter could experience the same sense of wonder. She sent a simple request to a drone show company... never expecting what happened next. Hear how one act of kindness made Independence Day unforgettable on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

July 4th marked one year since the tragic flood in Kerr County, but the story isn't over. Neighbors, churches, nonprofits, and businesses are still helping people rebuild. Hear how on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

Jackson shows up to work every day, ready to give it his all. But for many people with learning differences like him, getting that opportunity is the hardest part. One Fort Worth restaurant and a local nonprofit are helping to change that. Hear the rest of the story with KCBI's The Heartbeat Of Texas. Learn more HEREAnd learn more about Stone's Throw Farm Co. HERE

July 4th is Saturday, and a small fireworks stand in Killeen is making every purchase count toward something bigger. Hear how a group known as the "Pyro Pirates" is giving back on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

When disaster struck Venezuela, one North Texas restaurant didn't hesitate to help.Super Sandy's in Flower Mound has become a donation hub, collecting critical supplies for families affected by the devastating earthquakes. It's a reminder that even from Texas, we can be the hands and feet of Jesus for people we've never met.Hear how one local family is making a global difference on today's episode of The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more HERE

The Parker County Pickles traveled from Texas to Mississippi for a summer baseball tournament, but severe flooding left players and families stranded. What happened next is a reminder that even in difficult moments, people are willing to step in and help. Hear the story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

Father's Day may be over, but what happened at a South Dallas church yesterday was about much more than one day on the calendar. Thousands of dads, bonus dads, mentors, and families gathered for a celebration that carried a powerful message: Every man can make a difference. Hear the full story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

Flag Day is this Sunday, and every year, a pickup truck quietly rolls through the streets of the city of West. It stops, and two people hop out. A few moments later, they're back in the truck and headed to the next house. What they're doing has become a holiday tradition for families. It's also a reminder that service, patriotism, and community are alive and well in Texas. Hear the full story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

DINGER DISCIPLES UPDATE! A couple of Texas dads started a summer baseball camp with one simple goal: to lead kids to Christ. Now, lives are being changed, and a story that started on a ballfield is heading to the big screen! Find out more on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

A former East Texas teacher saw a need in his community and decided not to wait for someone else to step in. What happened next is inspiring young minds and reminding all of us that when you see a need and can do something about it...Hear the full story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE

One North Texas woman is rewinding things by bringing back a piece of the past in a way that's making neighbors smile. And if your little ones have never watched a movie this way, they're about to get a history lesson. Find out more with KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE and HEREAudio: CBS Texas

Imagine going on a trip of a lifetime… only to realize something very important was left behind at DFW Airport. Yikes. Hear about what was forgotten on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more HERE

A 13-year-old from Coppell found himself in a situation no kid should ever have to face. What happened next is a reminder that you never know when something you learn today could make a difference tomorrow. Hear his story on KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.LEARN MORE HERE

After surviving the devastating Oak Cliff apartment complex fire last week, 10-year-old Vanessa Perez got a special birthday gift: a visit from the Dallas firefighters who helped save her life. Hear about the gift that made her day on KCBI's The Heartbeat of TexasLearn more HERE

It’s a summertime tradition for kids like Charlotte Norwood and her siblings, Walker and Olivia: a lemonade stand. But Charlotte’s stand in University Park is doing more than serving cold drinks; it’s helping raise money for those affected by the Oak Cliff apartment building fire. Hear the story on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HERE