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1+ hour, 10+ min ago (214+ words) The two Central Texas locations will open in Boerne and in San Marcos. News about the Buc-ee's in San Marcos was also broken by the Statesman early this year: a 74,000-square-foot, $47 million location with 128 fueling positions. A press release cited in the coverage described the whole smorgasbord: "Texas barbeque, homemade fudge, kolaches, Beaver Nuggets, jerky and fresh pastries." That, of course, is not even to mention "the same award-winning restrooms, cheap gas, quality products and excellent service that have won the hearts, trust and business of millions for over 40 years." With groundbreaking already having taken place in January, the opening is planned for May 2026, at the intersection of Yarrington Road and I-35 (Frontage Road). "Ever since our inception in 1982, we have been committed to providing a clean, friendly, and in stock experience for our customers" says the Buc-ee's website. Regardless of…...

1+ hour, 24+ min ago (1698+ words) Two images bookend Santa Margarita Catholic High School's improbable journey from 2024's scandal-ridden 5-7 season to a spot in the CIF State Open Division championship showdown with De La Salle on Saturday night and a game that has attracted national attention. One is after Santa Margarita's 42-7 victory against Centennial in the CIF Southern Section Division I title game, first-year head coach Carson Palmer, the former Eagles standout, USC Heisman Trophy winner, NFL All-Pro quarterback, kneeling beside his players at the center of the Rose Bowl, leading the team in the "Our Father." The second is the portrait revealed in court documents, police reports, interviews and emails of a 15-year-old, sophomore Santa Margarita football player allegedly being held down against his will by Eagles teammates in September 2024, while he was sexually assaulted by other players. Santa Margarita principal Cheri Wood later admitted…...

1+ hour, 46+ min ago (75+ words) In this extended interview, Democratic Sen. Alex Padilla of California and Republican Sen. Tim Sheehy of Montana sit down with CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett to discuss their bipartisan effort to improve wildfire disaster aid, how they view the Senate's health care stalemate and more. Extended interview: Padilla and Sheehy disagree on health care, immigration; agree on fixing forests Extended interview: Padilla and Sheehy disagree on health care, immigration; agree on fixing forests...

2+ hour, 2+ min ago (713+ words) A lawsuit filed by former Aces forward Dearica Hamby against the team was mutually dismissed Thursday, according to court records. A discriminatory lawsuit filed against the Aces by former forward Dearica Hamby was mutually dismissed Thursday, according to district court records. The ruling said the parties "resolved this matter and agree to dismiss this action in its entirety" with both sides responsible for their own attorneys fees and costs, according to court records. The Aces declined to comment. Front Office first reported the dismissal which ended a year-plus-long lawsuit that stemmed from when Hamby, a two-time Sixth Player of the Year with the Aces, was traded to the Los Angeles Sparks after helping the team win its first WNBA championship. Hamby, who was dealt to the Sparks in January 2023, filed a federal lawsuit against the Aces and the WNBA in…...

2+ hour, 13+ min ago (121+ words) Founded in 2004, Seeking Alpha is an industry-leading financial research platform powered by one of the world's largest investing communities. We bridge the gap between financial information and actionable insight by providing unrivaled coverage on all asset classes and access to best-in-class tools. From in-depth analysis on thousands of stocks to timely investment ideas and market-beating Quant ratings*, Seeking Alpha is an essential resource for millions of investors globally. jetcityimage/iStock Editorial via Getty Images PNC Financial Services Group (PNC) on Friday announced the receipt of regulatory approvals for the ~$4.1B acquisition of FirstBank Holding. The company said the approvals have been received from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Office of...

2+ hour, 58+ min ago (399+ words) As with Cumberland's forthcoming CAM Network and the Beltline-supported Beep project in Southwest Atlanta, an autonomous, outside-the-box means of connecting to key points around the world's busiest airport is moving forward." Glydways, a California-based self-driving vehicle developer, is aiming to deliver the metro's latest on-demand automated transit pilot project at the doorstep of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in 2026. Spearheaded by Atlanta Personal Rapid Transit Solutions, or APRTS, the initial autonomous vehicle route calls for a .5-mile guideway exclusively for Glydways shuttles that would connect the airport's SkyTrain to the Georgia International Convention Center and Gateway Arena in College Park, and vice versa." But future routes, according to Glydways leadership, could be more expansive, providing last-mile airport connectivity for southside cities such as Hapeville and East Point, along with Porsche's expanded North American Headquarters and possibly Clayton County." Blue sections show…...

3+ hour, 18+ min ago (309+ words) The US Navy delivered a list of potential punishments for Mark Kelly after he appeared in an insurrection video with five other Democrats. In it, he urged soldiers to rebel against their "illegal" or "unethical" orders. There were no illegal or unethical orders, as explained by another of the Seditious Six who appeared in the video, Elissa Slotkin. Former CIA official, Sen. Elissa Slotkin, recently encouraged a coup while speaking at a Brookings Institute conference. She seems to be so extreme that she thinks a coup is necessary. It's hard to say what motivates Kelly, but it doesn't matter. He not only made the video, but he has also been appearing on friendly left-wing TV shows, doubling down, tripling down. Laura Loomer has Pentagon credentials and spoke with the Secretary of War's senior legal advisor, Tim Parlatore confirmed to her…...

3+ hour, 20+ min ago (494+ words) Flag football, a non-contact discipline of American football, is set to be added to the British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) competition programme for the 2025/26 season, the organisation has announced. This year's competition, co-designed in partnership with the British American Football Association (BAFA) and NFL UK, will be organised on a regional level, with the University of Warwick competing in the standalone Midlands division. "We're thrilled to welcome flag football into the BUCS programme," said Neal Kington, the organisation's Head of Competitions. "We're excited to be working with BAFA and NFL UK to deliver this new discipline, which provides students further diversified options to engage in the BUCS programmes," Kington added. The fastest-growing format of the game, both here in the United Kingdom and across the world, is flag football. This is the style that is set to make its…...

3+ hour, 26+ min ago (345+ words) FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (DC News Now) " A jury handed down a guilty verdict for a New Jersey man who murdered his girlfriend after taking medicated mushrooms while camping at Burke Lake Park in Virginia. The Commonwealth Attorney's office announced on Dec. 8 that Rami El-Sayed was found guilty of first-degree murder for killing his girlfriend, Cara Abbruscato, and hiding her body before fleeing to New Jersey. In a statement sent to DC News Now from the Fairfax County Commonwealth Attorney's Office, attorney Steve Descano described what happened to Cara Abbruscato as cruel. "I stand before you as a free man'; Abrego Garcia speaks after released from ICE custody During the trial, prosecutors argued that the 31-year-old and his girlfriend were camping together in a tent, at the Burke Lake Park in Fairfax County, when he stabbed her 17 times with a knife....

3+ hour, 42+ min ago (83+ words) Football, under French colonial rule, was built to exclude them. So Algerians built their own club. When football fought colonial rule Football, under French colonial rule, was built to exclude them. So Algerians built their own club. The Sports Association in Constantine may have laid the foundations in 1898, but it was MC Alger, founded in 1921 who was the first football club that sparked a statement of identity, resistance and belonging. Samantha Johnson looks at how a football club fought colonial rule....