Jessica Sanchez joins Asian Hall of Fame Class of 2026 inductees
Filipino American singer Jessica Sanchez will join the Asian Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026 after winning the 20th season of “America’s Got Talent.”
Filipino American singer Jessica Sanchez will join the Asian Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026 after winning the 20th season of “America’s Got Talent.”
Veterans, lawmakers and other activists gathered at Memorial Circle Thursday to oppose President Donald Trump’s proposed 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery, citing concerns over its size, cost, federal approval process and potential impact on nearby historic sites.
A cold front will move through Southeast Texas late Monday into Tuesday, bringing cooler mornings and drier conditions to Houston after a rainy weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
Cardinal Robert Prevost entered the 2025 conclave without widespread expectations that he would become pope, but conversations among fellow cardinals and longtime friends gradually elevated the American cardinal as a serious contender to succeed Pope Francis.
NASA and SpaceX’s Crew-13 mission reached the International Space Station Thursday evening in record time, bringing four astronauts and cosmonauts aboard the orbiting laboratory.
San Antonio artist Vincent Valdez will meet visitors and give away prints from his “The New Americans” drawing series Saturday, Oct. 3, at the Guadalupe Latino Bookstore, sharing artwork that portrays people, communities and scenes from across the United States.
Ken Urker, the former fiancé of Gypsy Rose Blanchard, was found dead Thursday evening at a home in Raceland, Louisiana, according to the Lafourche Parish Sheriff’s Office.
The Dallas Stars will open their season Friday against the St. Louis Blues after a 155-day offseason, their longest gap between seasons in five years, giving players extra time to rest, recover and prepare.
Michael “Mico” Rodriguez, founder of Mi Cocina and creator of the restaurant chain’s signature Mambo Taxi margarita, has died at 68.
The Dallas Police Department is exploring artificial intelligence tools that could help detectives analyze large amounts of digital evidence and identify connections across cases, as policing experts caution officers against relying on AI without human review.