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Alison Angrim, the original Nellie Oleson, made a surprise return in the reboot as a creepy “crazy lady in the woods,” landing the role with just two weeks’ notice. She praised the young stars playing Laura and Mary, reflected on the bizarre legacy of being a child star, and gave blunt, hilarious advice to whoever takes on the new Nellie: embrace the villainy, make friends with the cast—even your...

Suki Waterhouse’s third album, “Loveland,” marks a bold personal revolution — born from the space between her past and evolving self. After her last record, she teamed up with fresh collaborators like songwriter Amy Allen and producer Aaron Dessner (Taylor Swift’s go-to), even roping in Mick Fleetwood for a drum track — a nod to her role in “Daisy Jones & the Six.” Balancing raw creativity with au...

A seven-month-old baby girl, Ozana Cisneros, remains missing after being last seen with her 19-year-old mother, Maximina Cisneros, on June 10th. The mother was found near Parkview Drive and is now in stable condition at a local hospital. Authorities, including the FBI and Texas Rangers, are urgently searching a South Side home, focusing on locating Ozana—described as 2 feet tall, with black hair a...

A San Antonio teen, Victoria Elizalde, is blowing minds with her duct tape prom dress—yes, the whole thing—from a Japanese-inspired gown to a national contest finalist. With only five finalists nationwide, she’s vying for $10K to fund her community college dreams, turning her first-ever dress-making project into a viral sensation. No quinceañera or Sweet Sixteen? She’s creating her own unforgettab...

Graham Platner’s shocking exit from the Maine Senate race has thrown the Democratic Party into chaos, as they scramble to find a replacement before July 27th — a critical deadline that could reshape the swing state’s political future. Once hailed as an outsider progressive with backing from Bernie Sanders, Platner’s withdrawal follows an explosive sexual assault allegation he denies. His campaign,...

A jaw-dropping $2.1 million hilltop gem in San Antonio blends modern luxury with deep architectural roots, designed by visionary Ken Bentley—once mentored by legend O’Neil Ford. Perched on six acres with sweeping Hill Country and skyline views, this masterpiece features soaring ceilings, native wood, xeriscaped grounds, and a courtyard that turns nature into the heart of the home. It’s not just a...

Apple is suing OpenAI over alleged theft of trade secrets to build AI hardware, naming two former Apple execs—Tang Tan, ex-Apple Watch and iPhone architect now OpenAI’s chief hardware officer, and Chang Liu, an electrical engineer who also defected earlier this year—as defendants. Apple claims OpenAI’s secretive new device, rumored to be a physical AI interface beyond phones or computers, was buil...

Kristin Cavallari is teaching her kids real-world lessons about money and hard work—no matter how fancy her first-class flights get. While she flies business, her kids fly coach, and they don’t get everything they want. They earn it through chores, small businesses like window washing, and sweat equity. She’s raising them to appreciate their privilege and understand effort matters—because in her w...

The conservative political world erupted this week as Candace Owens clashed with the Charlie Kirk legal team over the murder case, questioning the evidence and blaming the wrong person—Tyler Robinson—while pointing to suspicious police neglect of his ex-partner, Lance Twiggs. But courtroom footage showed Robinson on campus before the crime and confirmed Twiggs was questioned, directly countering O...

Tax preparer Natasha Banks Brown, convicted in April on 11 counts of filing fake returns, kept right on scamming — even filing a new fraudulent return the day she was found guilty. The IRS had already uncovered her scheme: inflating client refunds to siphon off fees into her personal account. Her bond was revoked, she’s now in custody, and sentencing is pushed to August 24th with a possible 4-5 ye...

Cowboy hats are trending, but at Herb’s Hat Shop in San Antonio, the real magic lies in the old ones—hats passed down through generations. One customer, Maddux Adams, wears the same hat his grandfather wore, a symbol of deep family love. For over 50 years, the shop has revived worn-out heirlooms, crafting exact replicas or restoring originals to keep family stories alive. Owner Kay Maynard calls h...

Maine Democrats are in a frantic race against time to replace withdrawn candidate Graham Platner, whose exit after fresh rape allegations—and a history of scandals—has thrown their Senate flip plans into chaos. With less than three weeks to nominate a new candidate and polls showing Platner was surprisingly competitive, the party now faces a daunting uphill battle to energize voters and challenge...

The White House’s North Portico is getting a major security overhaul—think reinforced front door, drone ports, sniper nests, and an underground bunker—all part of a sweeping effort to protect the president amid rising threats. Construction is set to finish by mid-September, signaling a new era of fortress-level defenses for America’s most iconic residence. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a So...

Houston’s mayor is escalating pressure for a local probe into the deadly ICE shooting of 52-year-old Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, as federal agencies hoard evidence and refuse full access. Witnesses contradict ICE’s claim that the victim tried to run over an agent, and the lack of body cams or dash cams in the unmarked vehicle deepens the mystery. Though initially hesitant, the mayor now demands transp...

Body cameras promised for ICE officers after deadly shootings remain largely unfulfilled—nearly half a year later, many agents still lack the tech that could settle disputes and restore accountability. Amid conflicting accounts of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo’s death, critics demand immediate deployment, while DHS claims progress with half its offices equipped and all officers to be outfitted by July. W...

ICE agents shot and killed Salgado Araujo during a Houston traffic stop, claiming self-defense after he allegedly rammed their vehicle — but three witnesses in the van say no vehicles were nearby and he didn’t hit anything. Confusion deepens when ICE admits Araujo wasn’t even the target. Houston Democrats, led by Rep. Sylvia Garcia, demand an outside investigation, arguing ICE can’t police itself...

Seven Illinois counties are poised to vote this fall on breaking away from Chicago and Cook County, joining 33 others already pursuing similar measures — fueled by a growing cry for representation. Rural and suburban voters feel sidelined by the state’s political center, arguing that downstate voices have little sway over taxes, gun laws, and agriculture. This isn’t isolated to Illinois — movement...

Washington D.C. is transforming under a sweeping renovation push during President Trump’s second term, with major projects reshaping iconic landmarks from the White House to the National Mall. The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool reopened only to be drained again due to algae and alleged vandalism — just one piece of a larger puzzle. Plans include a new White House ballroom, security upgrades, sta...

Europe’s taking aim at Meta, accusing Facebook and Instagram of being intentionally addictive through endless scrolling and personalized feeds—potentially paving the way for billions in fines. Meanwhile, in the U.S., a trial looms over a $1.4 trillion damages claim, which Meta is fiercely disputing as a legal stunt designed to mislead juries. The tech giant denies wrongdoing and vows to protect te...

The Gordie Howe International Bridge is finally set to open, with commercial traffic expected before August 1st after years of delays and political wrangling. Costing nearly $4.4 billion and named after hockey legend Gordie Howe, this massive project connects Detroit and Windsor, easing congestion on the Ambassador Bridge and Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. A last-minute diplomatic hurdle involving U.S.-C...

Victor Wembanyama just dropped a social media bombshell — “Spurs family, I’m here to stay. Whatever it takes.” — signaling he’s locked in for a massive, long-term extension with San Antonio. Eligible for a five-year deal worth up to $251 million starting in 2027-28, the 22-year-old superstar is already a franchise cornerstone: unanimous DPOY, First-Team All-NBA, and third in MVP voting last season...

Nigeria’s security forces pulled off a dramatic rescue after over fifty days, freeing students snatched from a school in Oyo state — a shocking escalation as abductions have mostly targeted the north. Eight militants were arrested, others killed, though exact student counts remain unclear — initial reports said over forty taken. President Tinubu hailed the operation as a national relief, especiall...

Camp Mystic, the site of a deadly flash flood that killed 27 children, now faces a crushing legal and financial battle as its $6 million liability insurance—barely enough to cover a single death—is pitted against hundreds of millions in potential damages. With the camp bankrupt and lawsuits stalled, grieving parents are pushing to sue individual Eastland family members, arguing their claims should...

Traffic chaos ahead: Texas DOT’s massive road projects are hitting I-35, Loop 1604, and I-10 with major closures this week. Expect delays—especially on the north side—as crews tackle billion-dollar expansions to handle growing traffic. Key closures include I-35 southbound at Judson Road overnight Monday-Tuesday, frontage road shutdowns on Loop 1604 and I-10 over the weekend, and ramp closures near...

The WNBA may be on the brink of a federal investigation after Republican lawmakers raise alarms over alleged workplace and civil rights violations targeting star rookie Caitlin Clark. Sparked by on-court incidents—including a controversial play where Alyssa Thomas allegedly struck Clark in the throat—the lawmakers are urging the league to acknowledge and fix systemic issues, even as they stop shor...