Cowboys officially place Travis Frederick on retired list, freeing cap space
On Thursday, the Dallas Cowboys placed former center Travis Frederick on the official reserve/retired list. Frederick’s surprising retirement came on March 23, days after the former All-Pro turned just 29 years old. Frederick was originally set to
Killeen household hazardous waste collection to take place June 13
Residents of Killeen and surrounding communities are invited to participate in a free Household Hazardous Waste Collection event in Killeen Saturday, June 13, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Killeen Special Events Center, 3301 S.
Michael Jordan Pledges $100 Million Towards Racial Equality Organizations
The Jordan Brand revealed a 10-year plan to help improve that Black community. Michael Jordan and the Jordan Brand are committed to “improving the lives of Black people.” The basketball legend and his company pledged to donate $100
Trey Songz Shares Powerful New Song “2020 Riots: How Many Times”
Trey Songz asks how many more black lives will be sacrificed before change is made in his new record “2020 Riots: How Many Times.” We are living in very important times right now. It’s a revolution out
The NBA is coming back, but Vince Carter’s career is officially over
The 2019-20 NBA season will resume after all, as team owners voted 29-1 on Thursday afternoon approving a proposal to play out the remainder of the season at Walt Disney World in Orlando. The league is targeting a start
Jasmine Jordan Explains Why Music is Michael Jordan’s Social Outlet
Jasmine Jordan shares that her father, Michael Jordan, is anti-social media, but instead uses music as his social outlet. Jasmine also shares that music is one of the things they have bonded over throughout the years.
RZA Drops New Song “Be Like Water” Inspired By ESPN’s Bruce Lee Documentary
RZA dropped a new song called “Be Like Water,” inspired ESPN’s “30 for 30” documentary, “Be Water,” about martial arts icon, Bruce Lee. RZA just dropped a new song, “Be Like Water,” inspired by ESPN’s upcoming 30
Beer, bicycles rare bright spots in Waco economy ravaged by COVID-19 in April
Waco’s economy cratered in April, but beer and bicycles sold like hotcakes. COVID-19 did a number on jobs, hotel stays, retail sales and vehicle purchases, causing the Greater Waco Economic Index to drop 2.8 points in raw