Over 130 confirmed dead in Texas after July 4 floods, with the search continuing for three missing individuals. Floodwaters rose on the Guadalupe River, causing widespread destruction. Texas officials focus on improving future disaster preparedness.
Robert “Snake” LeGrand, a transformative figure in UTA basketball, passed away at 81 on July 19, 2025. Known for his influence and guidance, LeGrand’s legacy as a mentor and family man endures.
Texas lawmakers convene for a special session to discuss THC regulation, following Governor Abbott’s veto of a complete ban. Business owners like Danny Cassidy of CBD American Shaman hope for regulation that allows operations while ensuring public safety.
A protest titled “Focus on Flooding, Not Redistricting” is set to occur Sunday at the Texas Governor’s Mansion, opposing the state’s redistricting efforts to add Republican congressional seats. The protest aims to shift focus toward addressing recent flooding issues affecting communities.
Texas City Firefighters rescued an injured sea turtle entangled in fishing line at the Texas City Dike. The turtle is now recovering under wildlife experts’ care in Galveston.
Manny Pacquiao’s return to the boxing ring against Mario Barrios concluded with a surprising majority draw at MGM Grand in Las Vegas, leaving the boxing community in disbelief. The scores showed one judge favoring Barrios at 115-113 and two judges calling it even at 114-114. The outcome stirred reactions from current and former boxing champions, including Keith Thurman, who predicted the draw outcome.
Tennis player Alex Eala dedicates her successful year to her late grandfather, Roberto “Bobby” Maniego. Eala’s semifinal appearance at the Miami Open led to her rise to World No. 56 and debuts at French Open and Wimbledon.
Veteran guard Marcus Smart will join the Los Angeles Lakers on a two-year, $11 million contract after securing a buyout from the Washington Wizards, sources confirmed Sunday.
A Pasig City court has denied bail to Apollo Quiboloy and his co-accused from the Kingdom of Jesus Christ in a trafficking case. The court ruled that the prosecution presented strong evidence of guilt, emphasizing that bail is not a right in this context. The decision marks a significant development in a high-profile legal case involving trafficking allegations, with further hearings scheduled.
The Charlotte Hornets claimed their first NBA Summer League title by defeating the Sacramento Kings 83-78 in Las Vegas. Kon Knueppel scored 21 points, leading the Hornets to an undefeated 6-0 record. Isaac Jones led the Kings with 24 points and 11 rebounds.