Morning Show News

Carroll High School student, Rohan Rumalla, is helping to save lives. The senior from Southlake has raised $6,000 dollars for Loan a Life Jacket program at Grapevine Lake. The program lets swimmers and boaters borrow life jackets while on the lake.  Great job Rohan! ~ Starlene Stringer

Do you know when your kids are heading back to school? Every district has its own plans. Click the link, to see what your district has decided.

It seemed that life was finally giving her a break. A single mom down to her last $7 found a $1 bill in a grocery store parking lot. So she walked back into the store, bought a lottery ticket, and won $100…

Madelyn underwent knee replacement surgery, she's also Maryrose's niece, "She’s autistic and was never able to run without her knees popping out until she was 18... she’s 19 now and can finally run freely again!"

A Fort Worth teenager who was struck by lightning in Florida is doing better and is now off a ventilator. Fourteen-year-old Jacob Brewer is in a hospital in Tampa. He was struck by lightning nearly two weeks ago while on the beach with his family.

A 93-year-old veteran of World War II is enjoying his seaside town once again, now that he can get around on his new mobility scooter done up like a Harley Davidson.

Promises. People make them all the time. Luckily for Joe Feeney, his longtime friend, Tom Cook, made good on their promise made 28-years ago. The two said if one of them ever won the lottery, they’d share with the other. Cook recently won $22 million dollars and he gave half of the money to his good friend.  ~ Starlene Stringer

A local teacher named Carolyn Harmon has found a delicious way to raise money for classroom supplies and equipment!  ~

This little boy saved his sister from a vicious dog. People worldwide have admired his heroic actions. His new fans include Hollywood stars and superheroes, like Captain America.  You've gotta see what Chris Evans sent him. Take a look! ~ Starlene Stringer

Who could leave a child and never come back? That's the question Peter Mutabazi had when he was asked to become the foster parent of an abandoned child. To make sure it didn't happen again, he adopted that young man and is now his "Forever Dad!" ~ Starlene Stringer