Grand Prairie police charged 26-year-old Llonis Arevalo with murder after a police chase ended in a fatal crash. The suspect, a known gang member, faces multiple charges following the incident.
Thunderstorms prompted a ground stop at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, affecting departures on Saturday. The FAA issued the stop from 5:20 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. due to severe weather, causing flight delays and cancellations.
An explosion outside a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, caused one death and damaged multiple buildings. Authorities suspect an intentional attack. The FBI and local police are investigating. Community support and vigilance are urged as the investigation continues.
SpaceX receives FAA approval to increase its launch capacity to 25 times annually from South Texas, reflecting a significant operational expansion. The approval follows an environmental review affirming no significant local impact, yet requires resolution of a recent mishap investigation before proceeding.
Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan faces arraignment for allegedly obstructing immigration authorities. She calls for dismissal based on judicial immunity claims, citing judges’ protection from liability for official acts. The case will explore the boundaries of judicial immunity.
Derek Carr, New Orleans Saints quarterback, retires from the NFL due to a shoulder injury. Carr concludes his career after two seasons with the Saints, shifting focus to health and family.
Google will pay almost $1.4 billion to Texas to settle allegations of privacy violations from lawsuits filed in 2022. Texas AG Ken Paxton announced the resolution, which marks a significant legal milestone in data privacy protection.
Pope Leo XIV’s first Mass highlights his priorities, emphasizing humility, inclusivity, and missionary outreach as the Catholic Church faces modern challenges under his leadership.
Bill Gates pledges 99% of his $107 billion fortune to the Gates Foundation, set to close in 2045. The donation will enable an additional $200 billion over 20 years, focusing on global health and education.
The Austin City Council is set to decide on funding for the cap-and-stitch project on I-35 amid a federal funding freeze. This project, part of the “Our Future 35” initiative, aims to enhance traffic management and community connectivity in Austin. The decision will influence urban development and infrastructure planning in the city.