Several animal rescue groups, plus an LA neighborhood, collaborated to save Biggie, a German Shepherd who was trapped withoug any way out.

See how the rescuer gained his confidence and ultimately got him safely out.

From TxDOT:

Texans wear their belt buckles with a certain Lone Star pride, but it’s the buckles in their vehicles that could save their lives. More functional than fashionable, life-saving seat belts first debuted 45 years ago when Lyndon B. Johnson’s National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act and The Highway Safety Act went into effect mandating that all automobiles have seat belts as a standard feature.

To honor President Johnson’s pioneering dedication to safety, the Texas Department of Transportation launched its 12th annual Click It or Ticket campaign this month at the LBJ Library in Austin with a car show demonstrating the progression of seat belts through the ages.

TxDOT, along with the Department of Public Safety, Smith County Sheriff’s Office and the Tyler Police Department, is scheduled to host a campaign kickoff event at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at the T.B. Butler Fountain Plaza in downtown Tyler.

TYLER, TX (KLTV)- Thursday, Tyler Independent School District responded to a story aired last Thursday about the concerns their teachers have with the district.

"The greatest struggle we have as teachers is that there seems to be an effort to cover up how much of a discipline problem there is in the individual school. It's not a healthy place to work anymore. It's not a fun place. They are taking the joy and the passion from many excellent teachers," one teacher said anonymously.

Most of the teachers who spoke out did so anonymously. They asked not to be identified for fear of losing their jobs. The teachers also spoke about a general fear of retaliation amongst themselves when it came to confronting the district with their concerns. Thursday Tyler ISD Superintendent responded.