The Indianapolis 500 this year will feature two drivers in particular whose storylines are all about chasing history. Josef Newgarden is attempting to win his third consecutive Indy 500. No one in the 108-year history of the race has won back-to-back-to-back.

Kevin Long has done the math: 500 homers might be daunting, but it’s a “fair number” for the 32-year-old Schwarber, who is improving with age.

As the Miami Heat close out their bookkeeping on 2024-25 and look ahead to next season, a pair of components from the Jimmy Butler trade have received most of the attention. But then there also is

As Kyle Busch gets older and his 10-year-old son Brexton‘s racing career continues to take off, the two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion can see himself changing on the racetrack.

Former gold medalist and Ohio State NCAA champion Kyle Snyder can return to wrestling after US SafeSport lifted his suspension.

The city of Kyle is upgrading to Advanced Metering Infrastructure in 2025, installing smart water meters that provide accurate usage data, leak detection, and a new customer portal for daily water monitoring and alerts.

The season came full circle for Eva, the show’s first openly autistic player, who said in Episode 1 that she’s not good at telling when people were lying to her. Joe was worried that Kyle lied to them, but Eva’s the one who assured him that he wasn’t. That was the nail in her coffin.

A measles case has been confirmed in a school-age child from Leander, marking the first case in Williamson County this year.