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Cowboys host free agent DE with ongoing pay grievance against Ravens
Running back Dalvin Cook will have company during his visit to the Star in Dallas as free agent defensive end Tyus Bowser will also meet with Cowboys officials. Not convinced their edge depth is enough, Bowser provides an intriguing option for Dallas. The Cowboys previously have added defensive end Carl Lawson to help offset the loss of defensive end Sam Williams to a torn ACL. Lawson however didn’t play in the preseason finale this past weekend.
Top-60 senior Kayden Edwards breaks down his final five
Four-star guard Kayden Edwards has cut his list down to five schools this evening. Colorado, LSU, Oklahoma State, TCU, and USC all made the cut for the 6-foot-2 shooting guard out of Duncanville (Texas) High. "They have coaching staffs that have experience putting players in the NBA," Edwards said on...
"Do I have to work even harder to actually step on the court?" - Jalen Brunson says it's unfair how Luka Doncic dominates games while playing at his own pace
Jalen Brunson recalls how Luka Doncic’s ability to dominate games at his own pace made him question his own work ethic.
Kendre Miller Will be the Dallas Cowboys Starting Running Back in 2024
Due to his inability to stay healthy thus far, Dennis Allen doesn’t like Kendre Miller at all. It’s very rare for you to see a head coach publicly bash his players, but that wasn’t the case for Allen. He’s said things like, “I know he’s talented, but I don’t know if he can learn the system. I don’t know if can pick up the system because I haven’t seen him out there.”
Unhinged: Jerry Jones goes off the deep end ranting about why he should remain Cowboys GM
Jerry Jones may have finally lost it. At 81 years old, the Dallas Cowboys general manager and owner still believes he’s the best man for the job — and that nothing less than death will strip it from him. In a recent interview for DLLS, Jones went on...
Man on Texas most wanted immigrant list arrested in Houston, officials say
Authorities in Houston have captured one of Texas' most wanted undocumented immigrants.On Tuesday, the Texas Department of Public Safety announced the arrest of 20-year-old Jose Miguel Zelaya-Ponce, who had been wanted since July for aggravated sexual assault of a child under 14.He was added to Texas' 10 Most Wanted Criminal Immigrants List last week.Texas DPS said Ponce, who's from Honduras but has ties to Harris County and Houston, was arrested last Friday.ORIGINAL REPORT: Harris County fugitive added to Texas' 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants ListCAPTURED: Criminal Illegal Immigrant on Most Wanted List Arrested in HoustonAUSTIN – @TxDPS has captured another fugitive from Texas’ 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants List in Houston – just days after he was added to the list. A Crime Stoppers reward will not be paid… pic.twitter.com/DVQcnLIUvh— Texas DPS (@TxDPS) August 27, 2024 In April 2021, Ponce was arrested by U.S. Customs and Border Protection and charged with alien removal.He was given an order of recognizance and released but was issued a final order of removal in June.Officials had previously offered a cash reward of up to $3,000 but said it would not be paid in this arrest.
62-year-old Texas woman accused of shooting at vehicle in Broussard; faces attempted murder charge
BROUSSARD, La. — Broussard police said a 62-year-old woman was arrested after a vehicle was shot at on Tuesday. Stephenia Arabie of Texas was booked on a charge of attempted second-degree murder.
BELLVILLE ISD SUPT. ONE OF FIVE FINALISTS FOR SUPT. OF YEAR
Bellville ISD Superintendent Dr. Nicole Poenitzsch is one of five state finalists for the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) Superintendent of the Year Award. Dr. Poenitzsch was chosen as a finalist by a TASB committee of school board members who interviewed 18 regional nominees put forward by education service centers (ESCs) across the state. The committee cited her leadership, high expectations for students and her community involvement in naming her a finalist.
Austin ranks No. 4 in U.S. for highest office vacancy rate, per report
A new study of the office rental market in the U.S. has unfortunate news for Austin's office scene: It puts the Austin metro area at the fourth highest rate of office vacancies nationwide. According to a report by an Indian service provider courting U.S. markets, Outsource2India, 16.7 percent of all...
BHS cross country competes in Bridgeport
Bryson’s cross country teams opened the 2024 season Wednesday, Aug. 21 in Bridgeport at the Endeavor Invitational. Leading the way for the Cowboys was sophomore Ty McComack, who finished 17th over the 3.1 mile course in 20:55.21. Evan Ford was next in 63rd in 29:42.10, followed by Caleb…
Legal Reminders: Time for hunters, anglers to buy new licenses, permits ahead of new fiscal year
September 1 marks the beginning of a new fiscal year for the folks at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Time for Texas hunters and anglers to pay the piper and get their paperwork in order. New Texas hunting and fishing licenses, along with assorted stamp endorsements and permits valid for fiscal year 2024-25, went on sale statewide August 15. If you haven’t purchased a new license yet, you need to take care of business soon. Most current licenses and permits expire at midnight on August 31. The exceptions are year-from-purchase fishing licenses, lifetime licenses and Lake Texoma fishing licenses. Anyone planning to...
Pflugerville ISD superintendent: The urgent need for real public education funding in Texas
As the superintendent of Pflugerville ISD, I have the privilege of witnessing the transformative power of public education every day. Our schools are more than just buildings where students learn; they are the heartbeat of our community, the places where our children grow into thoughtful, capable and responsible adults. Yet, despite the essential role public schools play, they continue to be underfunded, even in a time of unprecedented state surpluses. ...
Abbott: 1 million people purged from voter rolls since 2021
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Texas has removed more than 1 million people from the state’s voter rolls since Senate Bill 1 went into effect in 2021, Gov. Greg Abbott said in a news release issued on Tuesday, Aug. 27. The people who have been removed have moved out of state, are dead, or are […]
Wine Enthusiast magazine names local wine expert among top 40 educators in the nation
Kelsey Kramer, Director of Education at the Hill Country Wine Academy was named to Wine Enthusiast magazine’s Future 40 Tastemakers list. Kramer, a resident of Stonewall, was chosen as one of the best talents in the country for her innovative approach to wine education and her dedication to broadening the awareness and understanding of Texas wines on a national scale. Kramer is the founder of the Hill Country Wine Academy, which offers a Texas-specific ambassador certification. In addition, Kramer is the co-founder of Grafted, an organization that helps elevate women in the Texas wine business. “Being recognized for what you do is great,...
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