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Just days before their daughter’s wedding a mom and dad were brought to tears. They were both diagnosed with Covid-19 and would not be able to attend. But thanks to technology, the proud parents got to see their baby walk down the aisle. Their smiles are priceless! #2020 ~ Starlene Stringer

TikTok does more than get people moving, it sometimes moves people to help others. That’s what Carlos Valdez used it for. He raised money for Roy, the 89-years-old who delivered a pizza to him. Roy says he took the job because social security doesn’t cover all his bills. When Valdez shared Roy's story on TikTok, people donated more than $12 thousand dollars, to give Roy his biggest tip ever! ~ Starlene Stringer

Don't be alarmed if you see a man dancing in a parking lot outside Cook Children's hospital in Fort Worth.  He is there to make his son smile. Fourteen year old Aiden is undergoing chemotherapy and in a Covid-19 world, only one parent can be by his side. So his father, Chuck, stays outside his window to provide entertainment and to inspire his son to keep moving, through this trial in his life.  #bestdadever  ~ Starlene Stringer

Congratulations to Sharon Sara of Frisco. The 5th grader entered the annual Doodle for Google contest and WON! She gets a $30,000 college scholarship, a $50,000 technology package for her elementary school, and lots of Google stuff. Millions of people will see her artwork when using Google to search today. It's titled "Together as One!" ~ Starlene Stringer

Need a job or know someone who does? Don't miss the Big Tex Job Fair! ~ Starlene Stringer

A WIN is a WIN! It wasn’t pretty, but we’ll take it. CONGRATULATIONS Cowboys fans!

Losing a loved one is never easy, and Shane Peoples lost both of his parents in one day. But he's comforted by the fact his mom and dad were hand in hand when they passed away, just like they've been for the past 50 years! ~Starlene Stringer

A North Texas father of two is hoping to save the life of a stranger in Mississippi, by donating a kidney to the father of five. The two have never met and now they’ll be connected for life.  ~ Starlene Stringer

Happy Birthday to Mr. Lawrence Brooks. He's said to be the nation's oldest living World War II veteran.  Over the weekend, Mr. Brooks celebrated his 111th birthday! ~ Starlene Stringer

In honor of those who lost their lives on 9/11 and the 1st responders who ran in to help as others ran out, Hudson is climbing 110 flights of stairs!  You can donate at www.KLTY.com to help local 1st responders in need!