Warner Bros. Discovery Splits Into Two New Companies 3 Years After Merger

Warner Bros. Discovery Splits Into Two New Companies 3 Years After Merger

David Zaslav will head Warner Bros. Discovery’s newly created streaming and studio company. Rodin Eckenroth/WireImage Three years after Warner Bros. Discovery was created through a high-profile merger between WarnerMedia and Discovery Inc., the media giant is breaking up. The company announced today (June 9) that it will split into two publicly traded entities: one focused…

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Texas cow attack sends two to hospital

Texas cow attack sends two to hospital

LEON COUNTY, Texas (FOX 44) — Two people have been injured after reportedly being attacked by an “unhappy cow,” according to Leon County Emergency Management. A portion of FM-831 was used as a landing zone for a medical helicopter. One person was taken to the hospital by ground transportation, and another, whose injuries LCEM said…

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2025 Summer Fan Drive: How to participate this July

2025 Summer Fan Drive: How to participate this July

Editor’s Note: The video at the top of this story shows coverage from last year’s Summer Fan Drive. Family Eldercare CEO Aaron Alarcón explained the importance of their mission. AUSTIN (KXAN) — Mark your calendars: on Friday, July 11, the Family Eldercare Summer Fan Drive returns to give vulnerable Central Texans relief from the heat.…

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Summer Catch: Ototo Brings Its L.A. Izakaya Vibes to Hawaii

Summer Catch: Ototo Brings Its L.A. Izakaya Vibes to Hawaii

Ototo lands in Hawaii with the Surf Shack. Noe DeWitt When you hear the words “Auberge” and “summer restaurant residency,” you might imagine a fancy, over-the-top experience. But in go-with-the-flow Hawaii, the waves—and everything else—hit differently. From now through September 1 at Auberge Resort Collection’s Mauna Lani on the Big Island’s Kohala Coast, guests can…

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Dad Accused of Killing His 3 Daughters Allegedly Made Chilling Online Searches Before They Went Missing

Dad Accused of Killing His 3 Daughters Allegedly Made Chilling Online Searches Before They Went Missing

Police are continuing to investigate a horrific crime.  After Washington state resident Travis Decker was charged with the murders of his daughters Paityn, 9, Evelyn, 8, and Olivia, 5, a U.S. Marshals Service affidavit, obtained by NBC News, reveals that he had suspicious searches on his Google account.  “These Google searches included the following: ‘how…

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Invoking the Past to Redefine the Now at Sharjah Biennial 16

Invoking the Past to Redefine the Now at Sharjah Biennial 16

Monira Al Qadiri, Gastromancer, 2023; Commissioned by Kunsthaus Bregenz with the sponsorship of Rossogranada AG, Zurich. Photo: Danko Stjepanovic There’s an emerging tendency in recent biennials that sees contemporary art being used to revisit, revive and preserve ancestral memory, ancient wisdom and rituals—intimate, human stories tethered to places dramatically altered by historical forces. As artists…

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Judge recusal denied in Austin murder case

Judge recusal denied in Austin murder case

AUSTIN (KXAN) — A recusal hearing took place Monday to bring a new judge in on the murder case involving Stephon Morson, who is accused of killing young father Keshawn Cage in October 2024. After hearing from both the State and Defense, the visiting judge presiding over the hearing denied the Defense’s motion asking for…

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How Often Should You Really Go to the Dentist?

How Often Should You Really Go to the Dentist?

Going to the dentist is essential for preventing and detecting cavities, gum disease, and other oral issues. But few people go enough: According to the latest federal data, only 65% of adults had a dental exam or cleaning in the past year. How often do you really need to visit the dentist? Here’s what oral…

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Big Data Can Make America Healthier. How to Do It Right

Big Data Can Make America Healthier. How to Do It Right

Big data can help make Americans healthier, and the Trump Administration has stated—in its recently released Make America Healthy Again report and elsewhere—that building a national big-data platform is one of its primary goals. As scientists who use large data sets to study health, we’re excited about its potential and the willingness of the federal…

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