A Cypress automotive company os offering some help to kids that might be aging out of the foster care system.....and the popular children's book series Junie B. Jones is now getting a stage play over at Main Street Theater in Houston!

Big Brothers Big Sisters is kicking off 30 Men in 30 Days recruitment campaign to help knock down their waiting list for mentors......and Prince would've celebrated his 65th birthday today - so there will be a celebration of his life & work - it's Prince Day Houston!

'Chef G' from Houston has won the James Beard award for BEST CHEF in Texas! And there's a 15-year-old from the Memorial area that will be the youngest competitor on American Ninja Warrior - we can see her episode next Monday night on Channel 2!

Some sweet firefighters from the South Montgomery Fire Department helped rescue a dog stuck in a storm drain.....and Jesus was rasied in El Salvador and used the tools provided by Goodwill Houston to give himself a better future!

Lillian's life was forever changed because of the opportunities Goodwill Houston offered her.....and Miller Outdoor Theatre is celebrating 100 years in Houston!

If you can prove you got good grades this year - Typhoon Texas wants to hook you up with some freebies! And a grand slam ball hit by Jose Altuve this past Monday was gifted to an 8-year-old superfan who was holding up a sign for his Grandma

One organ donor who manages to save his neighbor's life - is now encouraging others to do the same....and a senior at Conroe High School is heading to Harvard on a full ride after coming from some very humble beginnings....

HPD Sergeant Kendrick Simpo was honored and given a day in the City of Houston for his brave actions.....and a foster teen will be graduating top 5% of their class after help successfully navigating the system from another former foster kid

She started by making her own wedding dresses, but now Christy Lynn is opening up her own design store on the west side and she's making big waves.....and our Houston Ballet is opening a new show that captures Houston and is accessible to everyone

A Hitchcock veteran was given some love by some renovation companies....and a 75-year-old woman on the north side was living without running water for TWO YEARS - and finally a company has stepped in to give her an assist