11-year-old hero helped other after mass shooting

We have met heroes who stepped up during the August 31st mass shooting in Midland-Odessa. One of those heroes is just 11-years-old. Aaron Peraza was at a birthday party when the gunman arrived at Cinergy Odessa.

Honoring the Legacy of Dr. Viola Coleman

Dr. Viola Coleman changed so many lives during her time in Midland. As the first black female doctor at Midland Memorial Hospital, she cared for her patients like her family. She never turned anyone away, even if they were not able to pay for their medical care. Her incredible legacy continues to live on today.

Dealing with grief during the holidays

Two grief experts from the Hospice of Midland and Odessa and one suicide prevention advocate who lost her brother eight years before the holidays share their advice on how to deal with grief during this holiday season.

Staying sober this holiday season

The holiday season is in full swing, and many are getting ready to celebrate with their friends and family. But for those family members in recovery, these celebrations can come with additional challenges. Addiction counselors say that the rate of relapse is higher during the holidays and they have tips for those in recovery.

Odessa Fire Rescue battled fire using drones

With the help and partnership of the Texas Rangers, firefighters were able to see through the thick smoke to parts of the building using infrared cameras from the drones. Steven Gray, a drone pilot with the Texas Rangers, said that the drones not only help keep the firefighters safe but also helps them see if someone is inside.

Three separated brothers now adopted together

Meet #TeamGuillotte a local family shares their adoption journey and how they are changing the lives of three young boys at a celebration in Midland on Friday, November 8th. 

A story of recovery and hope

Nathan Isaacks has been struggling with addiction his entire life, even to the point of being legally declared dead. Now he's on a mission to others find the courage to get the help they deserve.

Empowering parents to talk to their kids about drugs and alcohol

Research shows kids in the Permian Basin are getting their first experience with drugs from their parent’s medicine cabinets. The Permian Basin Regional Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse is working to help educate parents and give them the tools to help their children “Live Above The Influence." Big 2’s Amanda Mason was also invited to speak at this years event.

Alleviate summer allergies in West Texas

It's that time of year when seasonal allergies are out to play. When children and adults spend more time outside, they are exposed to more allergens like dust, pollen, and grass, to name a few. Dr. Miguel Wolbert with West Texas Allergy has been treating patients for eleven years and said with all of the new allergy treatments; there's no reason allergies should control someone.

Midland Gold, White Star Family share their story of loss and hope

The Arsiaga family lost a loved one to combat and then suicide. They are continuing their fight to raise awareness of veteran suicide, sharing their story of loss, hoping no family has to endure the pain they've gone through.