Will Georgitis says he has seen gators before in the 30 or 40 times he has dived at the spot, but never had one come after him. GOOSE CREEK, S.C. — Out of air and pinned by an alligator to the bottom of the Cooper River in South Carolina, Will Georgitis decided his only chance … Read more
The goal of the program is to help neighborhoods and communities, and the people who live in them, to be safe, healthy and engaged. INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Colts players are joining volunteers this week to help out with a little landscaping in downtown Indianapolis. The team announced it will be planting a tree along Fall … Read more
One Washington state men’s prison has a new way it is trying to break the cycle and allow kids to bond with their fathers. ABERDEEN, Wash. — In Washington state, 8,000 inmates currently in prison are also parents. The Department of Corrections said kids of those people are six times more likely to end up … Read more
The Dallas Cowboys will attempt to fill their roster needs later this week at the NFL Draft and they have a full complement of seven selections to work with. DALLAS — 2024 NFL draft week has finally arrived, a time that Dallas Cowboys fans have circled on the calendar. The festivities kick off on Thursday night … Read more
Dr. Robert Bullard is also known as “The Father of Environmental Justice.” HOUSTON — In honor of Earth Day, TIME magazine has recognized Texas Southern University Professor Dr. Robert Bullard as an Earth Award winner. The honor recognizes 100 individuals who influence the future of the planet through climate justice, awareness and activism. Dr. Bullard is also … Read more
Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar met with University Health Services to evaluate how they approach situations with inmates facing substance abuse. SAN ANTONIO — Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar met with University Health Systems President George Hernandez on Monday to discuss how to better serve inmates who are dealing with substance abuse. This comes not … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – In a move that could help stretch federal funding for its Migrant Resource Center, the City of San Antonio is shuttering a secondary facility for migrants at the San Antonio International Airport. In a memo to council members Friday, City Manager Erik Walsh said the city will relocate operations at the “Airport … Read more