As of Monday, the Texans starting quarterback remained in the concussion protocol. HOUSTON — The Houston Texans picked up a win over Tennessee on Sunday without their starting quarterback, but will they have C.J. Stroud back in time for the team’s weekend matchup with the Cleveland Browns? “We’ll see how the week goes,” Texans head … Read more
The Dallas Wings will tip off their season against the Chicago Sky on May 15. NEW YORK — The WNBA released its schedule on Monday with its usual month-long break for the Olympics. There will be no regular season contests from July 18-Aug. 14 because of the Paris Games. The league’s 28th season will begin … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The view of downtown from many of the homes in the Dignowity Hill neighborhood is second to none, but they also have a front-row seat to some of the city’s biggest issues: homelessness, gentrification and rising property taxes. It is a neighborhood that is the focus of our latest episode of “Know … Read more
NEW YORK – Marvel had more riding on Jonathan Majors than perhaps any other actor. Now it’s parting ways with him, and throwing years of plans for its cinematic universe in disarray. Marvel Studios and the Walt Disney Co. dropped Majors from all future projects following the actor’s conviction for assault and harassment on Monday, … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — The UTSA Roadrunners lost consecutive games just once this season, when they started 1-3 before rattling off seven straight victories to get their debut American Athletic Conference season back on track. A win on Tuesday against Marshall would not only ensure that remains UTSA’s only skid of the season after losing to … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – How much to pay San Antonio City Council members, whether to add more council districts, and independent redistricting could all end up on San Antonio voters’ ballots next year. But it will depend first on what a 15-member citizen commission decides over the next six months. Mayor Ron Nirenberg tasked the reconstituted … Read more
Immigration enforcement is a federal responsibility. But Texas Republicans have increasingly blurred those boundaries under President Joe Biden. AUSTIN, Texas — Testing the limits of how far Texas can go to keep migrants out of the U.S., Republican Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday signed into law sweeping new powers that allow police to arrest migrants … Read more