LIST: Contracts of Texas Longhorns selected in 2025 NFL draft

LIST: Contracts of Texas Longhorns selected in 2025 NFL draft

[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — Two of the three Texas Longhorns selected in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft have signed their first professional contracts. Wide receiver Matthew Golden is the latest to ink a deal, signing a 4-year, $17.57 million deal Monday with the Green Bay Packers that’s fully guaranteed. The contract includes…

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Dodgers’ Kiké Hernandez relives time he pooped pants during 2020 playoffs: ‘Different walk than usual’

Dodgers’ Kiké  Hernandez relives time he pooped pants during 2020 playoffs: ‘Different walk than usual’

[ad_1] Dodgers outfielder Kiké Hernandez unknowingly suffered a bowel movement during a playoff baseball game, he retold during a podcast released this week.  Herndandez was appearing on the “Cold as Balls” podcast hosted by comedian Kevin Hart when the story came up, leading the Dodger to explain that he had been taking an antibiotic for…

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Texas lands 3 on Softball America All-America team

Texas lands 3 on Softball America All-America team

[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — Texas junior catcher Reese Atwood repeated as a Softball America first-team All-American while two other Longhorns made the cut for the second team. The publication announced its picks Tuesday, with Atwood again named its top catcher in the country. Senior Mia Scott and sophomore Teagan Kavan were named second-team selections, Scott…

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Supreme Court restores Maine lawmaker’s voting abilities following ban over Facebook post about trans athlete

Supreme Court restores Maine lawmaker’s voting abilities following ban over Facebook post about trans athlete

[ad_1] A Maine Republican state lawmaker censured over a Facebook post knocking a transgender high school athlete cannot be barred from voting while her legal challenge plays out, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.  The unsigned order granted state Rep. Laurel Libby’s request to restore her voting and speaking privileges – which were stripped in February…

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'Astonishing': HIV screening policy change normalizes getting tested, experts say

'Astonishing': HIV screening policy change normalizes getting tested, experts say

[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN)– An HIV screening opt-out policy suggested by Central Health, a Travis County Hospital District, helped break the barriers that stemmed from HIV testing– and the numbers were astonishing. Central Health Senior Director Megan Cermak told KXAN’s Tom Miller, that the campaign helps their patients not “slip through the cracks” because some Illnesses…

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