The Heartbeat Of Texas

Little did Alekzander know—when he set out to deliver for Meals on Wheels the other day, he was about to save a life. Find out what happened on this episode of KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas . Learn more HERE

Armor of God Outreach in Killeen thought they were buying 15 pallets of water… but it turned out to be 720. Yikes. So how did that mistake turn into a blessing? Find out with KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas . Learn more HERE

Port Aransas, a lost class ring, lots of prayer, and the ‘Ring King’s’ metal detector. It’s all in this episode of KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more HERE

Bryson says we should always pay attention…and folks in Vidor, Texas would agree. That’s exactly what he did the other day, and it ended up saving a life. Hear the full story on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas . Learn more HERE

The kids at Parkland Health's Burn Center thought they might miss out on Easter fun, until someone came up with a brilliant idea. Hear what happened with KCBI’s  The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more  HERE

Yesterday was April Fools’ Day and people thought someone was pulling a prank, but it turned out to be an “April Fuels Day” event in Fort Worth. What really happened? Find out on this episode of KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more HERE

Waco Family Medicine received a grant to launch a new program: bringing mobile medical care to the homeless. With a specially equipped van and a street team carrying backpacks full of supplies, they’re meeting people right where they are. Hear more with KCBI’s  The Heartbeat of Texas . Learn more HERE

“There should be no reason that a 76-year-old man is delivering my pizza at 10:30 at nighttime….” But that’s what Larry in Mabank, TX does. Why? Find out with KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas . Learn more HERE

Everybody loves Ms. Crawford, the crossing guard at Moss Haven Elementary in Richardson. So when she had trouble getting to work, a group of dads stepped in to help. Hear the rest of the story with KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more HERE

When Denise Bush’s son enlisted in the Navy, she worried about him constantly. So how did she cope with not knowing where he was, while also dealing with her own health issues? She started crocheting. And it’s not only helping her manage the anxiety, it’s helping military moms all across the country too. Learn more HERE

Prom is right around the corner, but the cost of a dress and accessories can keep some girls from going. That’s why organizations across Texas are hosting free prom dress giveaways, like one happening right now in Denison. Hear more with KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas . Learn more HERE

Tim Metken says he's a hero, but Ka’Lyn “KK” Sigler from Tyler disagrees. Because of Tim, KK has a new lease on life. Hear the rest of this real-life superhero story on KCBI’s  The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more HERE

Why was Jake Oettinger from the Dallas Stars hanging out at an Amazon fulfillment center in Grapevine the other day? Find out with KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more HERE and HERE

Back in October, Tabatha Parker from Arlington said, "I can do something to help others right now." Months later, she’s still at it…and you can help her. Hear the story on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more HERE

Ryan puts together yard sales all the time, where you’ll find everything from Pokémon cards and painted rocks to toys. But he’s not keeping any of the money. Even if you don’t buy anything, he’ll ask you to donate. What’s going on? Find out with KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more HERE

Everyone can do something to help others, right? Jetta from China Spring, Texas found a way to give back to the arts through her business, Jetta’s Sprinkle Surprise. Hear the rest of the story on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more HERE

What are your kids doing during spring break? How about tennis? Isabella, from the Casa Linda Forest neighborhood, is ready to show kids the ropes….for FREE.  “I really felt the desire to give back to others in the same way so many people have helped me.” Hear more of her story on this episode of KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.”  Learn more HERE

Gary Weiland was only a few years into his career as a firefighter when the unthinkable happened — but he refused to let it stop him. He even went on to compete on the TV show American Ninja Warrior , using that experience to show others there’s no limit to what they can achieve. Hear the rest of Gary’s story on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas. Learn more HERE

For his Eagle Scout project, Josh Hogue from Belton, TX, is restoring the 7 Star Cemetery in Temple, TX, and in this episode of KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas,” you’ll hear about the history he’s learning and preserving along the way. Learn more HERE

Rhonda Foulds from Dallas doesn’t give up. Parkinson’s at 34, then ovarian and lung cancer, but she just keeps fighting….and running. Hear her story with KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.” Learn more HERE

“No athletic background, whatsoever,” is what Rebecca Esparza used to say about herself, but this weekend she’ll be running the Cowtown Marathon for her brother because he was the one who pushed her and got her active. There’s more to the story so take a listen to KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.” Learn more HERE

A week ago, drivers in Waxahachie ran into a messy situation when roofing nails were spilled all over 35 SB near the Brookside Road and FM 1446 exit ramps. But thanks to one local resident who stepped up, the road, and your commute, are a lot safer now.  There’s more to the story, so check it out on KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.”

Mr. Le is everyone’s favorite at J.J. Pearce High in Richardson, TX. When he had a lengthy stay in the hospital not too long ago, the whole school did something that just about left him speechless. Find out what the school did with KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.” Learn more HERE

Dawna and her husband woke up one morning to non-stop phone notifications, and it was all because of a social media video. What was posted? Find out with KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.” Learn more  HERE

Pat, or “Old Man” as he likes to be called, is on a mission: 200,000 miles in one year on his motorcycle. Why? You’ll have to find out with KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.” Learn more HERE