05/17/2026

Marlin Burns Massive Debris Pile With State Approval

Marlin officials conducted a state-approved controlled burn of a large debris pile Friday at City Lake, temporarily affecting air quality across the Falls County community.

May 17

Texas Runoff Elections Set for May 26: What Voters Need to Know

May 17

Texas Supreme Court blocks Abbott's bid to oust Wu over quorum walkout

May 17

METRO Police Shoot Man With Knife Near Houston Botanic Garden

METRO police shot and killed a knife-wielding man near the Houston Botanic Garden on Saturday after he charged at officers at a bus stop.

May 17

2026 World Cup: Predicted Starting Lineups for Major Contenders

As the 2026 World Cup approaches, analysts are projecting potential starting lineups for leading contenders. The analysis spans co-hosts and traditionally strong national teams.

May 17

Eagles Soar Past Commanders, 34-24

May 17

Dakota Ditcheva Criticizes Ronda Rousey's Comments Regarding Khamzat Chimaev

May 17

Gotterup's Second-Round 65 Shakes Up PGA Championship

May 17

North Texas Transit Agencies Race to Upgrade Systems Before 2026 World Cup

Federal grant of $10 million will help North Texas transit agencies add service on buses, light rail and commuter trains to handle 2026 World Cup crowds expected at AT&T Stadium and Fan Festival venues.

May 17

Notre Dame, Villanova to Tip Off Hoops Season in Rome Doubleheader

Notre Dame and Villanova will begin their basketball seasons with a unique event in Rome. Both the men's and women's teams from each university will compete in a doubleheader on November 1.

May 17

You Don't Have to Earn Your Morning Coffee

Before you check your phone or review your to-do list, try this: drink your coffee without doing anything else. No planning, no scrolling, no mental negotiations about what you deserve.

May 17

A Poem for Late Winter: When You Need Light Most

May 17

On Starting Small: Margaret Atwood and the Single Seed

May 17

A 12-Year-Old's Lemonade Stand Just Paid Off $4,000 in School Lunch Debt

May 17

The Department You've Never Heard Of Just Got a $2 Billion Budget Cut

May 17

On Building Something That Lasts

Albert Camus wrote about gardening while the plague raged. His words cut through every shallow productivity hack you've ever bookmarked.

May 17

Galveston Updates Development Rules for First Time Since 1997

Galveston adopted its first major development code update since 1997, streamlining approval processes and preparing for future growth.

May 17

Be Prepared for the Great Texas Coastal Birding Classic!

May 17

Floresville City Hall to Undergo ADA Compliance Renovation

May 17

Saint Thomas Early Learning Center Opens Enrollment for Infants Through Pre-K

May 17

Hurricanes Defeat Flyers 3-2 in Overtime, Complete Series Sweep

May 17