Young and old alike making a difference, including Aseek Rawashdeh, an Anderson High School student who has discovered a new way to prevent mosquitos from spreading disease. This week’s Good News Neighbor is Austin musician Saul Paul.

Honoring all of the neighbors helping neighbors after severe storms and tornadoes tore through Central Texas.

We highlight local law enforcement and fire/rescue team members doing jobs to keep us safe—and we celebrate other people who are helping them.

Shining a light on educators, mentors and others making a huge difference in our children’s lives. Our Good News Neighbor this week is Corey Tabor of III Coaching.

Meet Qusay Hussein, a unique runner who has defied the odds and overcome tremendous challenges, and another runner, Gary Walker, who has raised close to $700,000 over the past 16 years for The Safe Alliance. We debut our theme song by Sara Hickman! This week’s Good News Neighbor is Heather Bellino, CEO of the Texas Advocacy Project.

We head to Lady Bird Lake for the RecognizeGood “Say Thanks, Austin” event. We were honored to help say a big thank you to nine RecognizeGood Legends from 2021.

We celebrate volunteers who helped deliver water to the vulnerable during Austin's recent boil-water restrictions and winter weather. Turk Pipkin of the Nobelity Project is our Good News Neighbor of the week. Plus, puppies rule the news!

ATX Good News celebrates the service of CatsRUs and Dress for Success in Austin—and sends 100th birthday wishes to Evelyn Plowman! We also catch up with Ebonie Trice of Mission Accomplished4.

Joel Coffman, executive director of RecognizeGood, is our Good News Neighbor of the week.

Raising funds to help an 8-year-old in Fredericksburg battling cancer; Rubén Cantú, executive director of the Office of Inclusive Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the University of Texas, answers three questions.

KVET-FM Radio host Bama Brown tells us about his dream of building affordable housing for people like teachers, fire fighters and others who serve on our front lines.

Learn how ATX Good News was created and why we think it’s more important than ever right now.