Brittaney Wilmore

Alexis Conell didn't think anything was wrong or experience symptoms until she learned she'd lost kidney function. Now a transplant recipient years later, she's sharing what she's learned to help others before it's too late.

"It makes my heart feel good to see the smiles on their faces when they get to pick their own books." Sixth graders at Claughton Middle School took home a special treat this Halloween after Disney and First Book teamed up to give more than 500 books to the students at the campus.

Omega House Hospice opened in 1986, primarily serving the LGBT population and those dying of HIV/AIDS. While it's population has evolved, it's mission hasn't: to be a space of hope for those who feel all hope is lost.

Marsai Martin, a Texas native, is bringing her annual summer cookout event to Texas Southern University, but that's not the only way she's celebrating and supporting students.

"Sports teaches you how to be powerful, to be strong, to fight." ESPN's Chiney Ogwumike shined on the basketball court in Cy-Fair ISD and her star has only continued to rise. Now, she's helping young children do the same.

Food might be the Houston Food Bank's middle name, but Houston is first. That's why it developed its school programs. Here's how the Houston Food Bank uses those programs to get teachers school supplies.

"We grieve to the extent we love." The death of someone close can make you wonder, "What do I do now?" Here, six people share how their lives have changed after loss and how they're normalizing the conversation on grief.

Ashley McBryde talks music, tattoos and Texas ahead of Freedom Over Texas concert July 4 in Houston

What is Texas Women Veterans Day? June 12 celebrates signing of Women's Armed Services Integration Act

A dream will become a reality for a Houston father who has worked the past four years to open a special space for dads. His work has also caught the City of Baytown's attention for a new effort focused on supporting dads.