T.D. Jakes announced who the next senior pastors of the Dallas megachurch will be in a Sunday service. DALLAS — T.D. Jakes, the founder and senior pastor of The Potter’s House in Dallas, is turning his leadership role with the church over to a new generation. Jakes founded The Potter’s House, a non-denominational megachurch in … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — UTSA saw one player drafted in the 2025 NFL Draft in CB Zah Frazier, who went 169th overall to the Chicago Bears. But he isn’t the only UTSA Roadrunner to get a shot in the NFL. Several players have signed undrafted free agent deals with various NFL teams. Senior TE Oscar Cardenas … Read more
The list is from Livability, which looked at small to mid-size cities on factors like economy, education, affordability and more. SUGAR LAND, Texas — Do you live in Sugar Land? If so, you can now boast that you’re a resident of the third best city in which to live in the U.S. in 2025. That’s … Read more
Data pulled from the Mustang shows the driver, Richard Aron Gonzales, was speeding in a 45 mph zone before crashing into the SUV, according to an arrest warrant. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — A San Antonio man is facing a manslaughter charge after authorities say he was driving more than double the speed limit before slamming … Read more
Rep. Gene Wu also discusses a possible ban on THC and what’s next for Democrats. HOUSTON — On the floor of the Texas House recently, a Democratic lawmaker called it a “defensive session” for the party. The man who leads House Democrats agrees. We’ve already seen some major Republican priorities become law, from school vouchers to … Read more
Rep. Gene Wu also discusses a possible ban on THC and what’s next for Democrats. HOUSTON — On the floor of the Texas House recently, a Democratic lawmaker called it a “defensive session” for the party. The man who leads House Democrats agrees. We’ve already seen some major Republican priorities become law, from school vouchers to … Read more
Houston fires 12 cadet trainees after investigation reveals racist and hateful behavior. HOUSTON — A dozen firefighter cadets in Houston have been dismissed from the training program, according to Fire Chief Thomas Muñoz. Munoz said the dismissals were related to “racist and hateful behavior.” A source within HFD said the 12 cadets involved were in … Read more