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.

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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.

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“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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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