Good News

The Gainesville officer that shot hoops with a group of kids, and promised he'd be back with back-up, fulfilled that promise!

A grumpy person in Gainesville, Florida recently called 911 for a noise complaint against a group of kids playing basketball in the street. When the officer arrived, he handled the situation in the best way possible!

Break out the tissue!

From all of us at Townsquare Media, please know how appreciative we are of your Herculean efforts to fix this easily solved need this Christmas. You have definitively set in motion a chain of events for these kids that all of us in Acadiana will benefit from as these children grow up in our community.

MiNDS and CelebrateMercy join forces to combat hate with love.

New Zealand tattoo artist Jason Ward has restored our faith in humanity!

A day that many in Acadiana have been wondering about and waiting for is coming to fruition today. The Grand 16 on Johnston Street in Lafayette will be re-opening today.

With most "tips" being shared online nowadays being so negative, it's good to see the opposite side of it.

This guy lost the ability to see color when he was 7 years old. His wife surprised him with EnChroma glasses, and films his reaction.

This video is likely to hit you right in the feels!

Staff Sergeant Retired Travis Mills is funny, inspiring, and wants to help other wounded veterans adjust to everyday life.

A Lake Charles family got a surprise when they took their 1-month-old baby, Connor, out into the woods for a photo shoot.

There's been some seriously bad press regarding high school football (not to mention college), but here's proof not all the players are goons.

The team will wear their purple away jerseys, the LSU band will play the Gamecocks' fight song, and now digital billboards around Baton Rouge are displaying "Geaux Gamecocks!".

In the absolute classiest move I think I've ever seen, Ascension Episcopal is urging their fans to all wear purple to show support in welcoming Mayci's school, hometown, family, and friends. You see, Mayci's favorite was purple.

This little girl was participating in her school's spelling bee, when she was asked to spell "Sergeant". At that moment, the curtains behind her open and her dad walks out.

This is parenting done right!

You know it's Labor Day Weekend but do you know how this holiday came to be?

17-year-old Brittany Nicole Creech wanted her senior pictures to reflect a real part of her.

This Thursday, July 9th and Friday, July 10th we invite you roll up your sleeves and give the gift of life. United Blood Services along with Townsquare Media are presenting the annual "Race Against the Clock" blood drive.