Astros lose to Mariners, NFL preseason games, Von Miller signs with Cowboys, Vikings' Jamal Adams out for season
Astros Edge Giants To Claim Series (San Francisco, CA) — The Astros generated just enough late offense to edge the Giants 2-1 from San Francisco. Nick Allen lifted a sacrifice fly in the eighth inning to take the lead. Nelson Velazquez did the same in the previous frame to tie the score as Houston claimed […]
Texas hit by jalapeno recall, Houston schools test AI-focused learning, and a former Whataburger gets Tex-Mex makeover.
Tragic shootings, a school fire, and a teacher accused of misconduct in Houston
Astros Shut Out Rays In Series Finale (Houston, TX) — The Astros shut out the Rays 2-0 to win their series in Houston. Peter Lambert earned the victory after striking out six batters over five and two-thirds scoreless frames. Christian Walker and Isaac Paredes each went deep with a solo blast. Houston has now won […]
Poison Centers: Social Media Trend Causing Benadryl Abuse Among Teens Poison center records show American teens abusing over-the-counter medications at an alarming rate. A recent health advisory from America’s Poison Centers cited a “concerning rise” in cases of allergy and sleep medication abuse in teens ages 13 to 19. It noted a five percent jump […]
“Jesus wept.” John 11:35 “Jesus wept.” These two simple words reveal so much about our Savior’s heart. Standing at Lazarus’s tomb, Jesus is moments away from performing an incredible miracle – raising His friend from the dead. Yet, He pauses to share in the grief of Mary, Martha, and the other mourners. Even knowing the […]
Astros fail to sweep Athletics, NFL teams prep for minicamp, no watch parties for Knicks-Spurs Finals game
Southwest Airlines Praises Pilot For Buying Pizza For Passengers Southwest Airlines is praising one of its pilots for buying pizza for stranded passengers during a delayed flight at Reagan National Airport. The airline posted pictures of the pilot, identified as First Officer James, on social media last week. He reportedly stepped off the delayed flight, […]
“As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” Proverbs 27:17 Some of God’s most transformative work in our lives doesn’t happen in solitude—it happens in community. Proverbs 27:17 reminds us that just as iron sharpens iron, God uses people to shape us, refine our character, and draw out the gifts He’s placed within us. […]
“Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.” Matthew 6:34 In Matthew 6:34, Jesus gently reminds us to set aside our worries about the future and live fully in the present. This message is a heartening call to trust in God’s loving plan. […]
Dance classes for individuals with Parkinson’s disease and other mobility conditions in Colorado are part of a growing movement linking arts and health. Research shows that arts programs can improve physical and mental health outcomes for a wide range of individuals, not just those with medical conditions. Hospitals are increasingly incorporating arts programs into patient […]
