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Poll shows Greg Abbott maintains lead over Beto O'Rourke in race for Texas governor
Steve Worster, two-time first-team All-American and star running back on Texas’ 1969 and 1970 National Championship teams, passed away Saturday at 73.
This woman in Mississippi was only five days away from her due date as she lay dying, waiting for an ambulance she couldn’t rely on. Watch the full video here:
Police in Texas have arrested and charged a hitchhiker with murder after they say he killed a man who picked him up at a Taco Bell.
“A ‘Grease’ duet only seemed appropriate this week,” the Mississippi news anchor wrote.
“A ‘Grease’ duet only seemed appropriate this week,” the Mississippi news anchor wrote.
Sports fans are mourning the loss of a Steve Worster, who some say was one of Southeast Texas’ greatest athletes.
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"Why are we here?" Sen. Murphy presses fellow senators in emotional speech after Texas elementary school shooting. "I am here on this floor, to beg, to literally get down on my hands and knees and beg my colleagues ... find a way to pass laws that make this less likely."
Texas Gov. Abbott says the Uvalde school shooter had a "mental health challenge" and the state needed to "do a better job with mental health" — yet in April he slashed $211M from the department that oversees mental health programs.
Warriors coach Steve Kerr spoke about the mass shooting at a school in Uvalde, Texas. (via @warriors )
I just announced Texas is OPEN 100%. EVERYTHING. I also ended the statewide mask mandate.
“Why are you here?!" A furious Sen. Chris Murphy demands answers from senators following Texas school shooting. “Why do you spend all this time running for the United States Senate...if your answer, is as the slaughter increases, as our kids run for their lives—we do nothing?”
The abortion bans in Alabama, Georgia, Ohio, Kentucky, and Mississippi are appalling attacks on women's lives and fundamental freedoms. Women's rights are human rights. We will not go back.
Trump's proposed cuts to food stamps would affect: - 400,000 people in Texas - 328,000 in Florida - 225,000 in Pennsylvania - 176,000 in Washington State - 165,000 in Michigan - 118,000 in Wisconsin - 97,000 in GeorgiaPass it on.
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