Sophie Cunningham, a WNBA player, waved the checkered flag at Formula 1's United States Grand Prix on Sunday at the Circuit of the Americas. Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli won the race.
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A fire at a restaurant in Terminal C North at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston was reported on Tuesday afternoon. Emergency crews responded and extinguished the fire. Passengers in the immediate area were relocated as a precaution.
Houston Fire Department, responded to fire and extinguished it; George Bush Intercontinental Airport authorities, relocated passengers and provided updates; Ember restaurant, location of fire
Speculation about Texas quarterback Arch Manning potentially entering the transfer portal after the 2026 season is increasing. NFL insider Tom Pelissero said he spoke with someone in Manning's camp who mentioned Ole Miss as a possible destination. Former analyst David Pollack said he does not think Manning will be at Texas in 2027.
Arch Manning, Texas quarterback; Tom Pelissero, NFL insider; David Pollack, Former College GameDay analyst and 2 more
Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire and offensive coordinator Mack Leftwich discussed quarterback Will Hammond's inconsistent performance following the Red Raiders' 37-24 loss to Cincinnati. McGuire said the team must evaluate whether it is overcomplicating the offense or whether Hammond needs to respond better to what coaches ask of him.
Joey McGuire, Texas Tech head coach; Mack Leftwich, Texas Tech offensive coordinator; Will Hammond, Texas Tech quarterback and 1 more
Robert Griffin III, the only Heisman Trophy winner in Baylor University history, told the Dan Patrick Show he would be 100% interested in becoming Baylor's next head football coach. Griffin won the Heisman in 2011 as a senior at Baylor.
Robert Griffin III, former Baylor quarterback and NFL player; potential candidate for Baylor head football coach; Dan Patrick, host of The Dan Patrick Show; Doug McNamee, Baylor athletic director
A Man of Vision: The Bill Wittliff Story, a documentary directed by Elizabeth Mims about late screenwriter Bill Wittliff, premiered Sunday at the State Theatre during the 33rd Austin Film Festival. The film explores Wittliff's career and decision to remain in Austin rather than move to Hollywood.
Bill Wittliff, Late screenwriter and subject of documentary; Elizabeth Mims, Director of documentary; Reid Wittliff, Son of Bill Wittliff and 7 more
After Week 8 college football games, No. 2 BYU lost to UCF and Texas Tech lost to Cincinnati on Oct. 24, shifting standings in the Big 12 and affecting College Football Playoff prospects. Texas beat Ole Miss 34-27 to stay in contention, and LSU beat Mississippi State and Auburn.
BYU, No. 2 ranked team that lost to UCF; UCF, Defeated BYU 39-31 in double overtime; Texas Tech, Red Raiders, lost to Cincinnati 37-24 and 6 more
Highland Park United Methodist Church in Dallas held a congregation-wide vote on October 25-26 and voted to leave the United Methodist Church. The regional United Methodist governing body has said the vote is not valid under its policy, setting up a dispute over authority and property.
Highland Park United Methodist Church, congregation that voted to leave the denomination; Horizon Texas Annual Conference, regional United Methodist body that disputes validity of vote and has filed lawsuit; Bishop Rubén Saenz Jr., conference leader
Mississippi State football coach Jeff Lebby said star quarterback Kamario Taylor's availability for the team's Oct. 31 game at No. 11 Texas remains uncertain due to a reaggravated foot injury. Taylor lasted one quarter in Saturday's loss to Oklahoma before exiting with a boot on his right foot.
Jeff Lebby, Mississippi State football coach; Kamario Taylor, Mississippi State quarterback; Billy Puckett, Former walk-on Mississippi State quarterback and 3 more