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KXAN Voter Guide: What to know for the March 2026 primary elections
Millions of Texas voters are expected to vote in the March 3 primary elections. Voters will choose which candidates will represent the Democratic and Republican parties on the ballot in November’s general election. Source link
Read More5 Unexpected Ways Dehydration Messes With Your Body
Everyone knows the feeling: you forget to drink water for hours on end and start to feel strange. Your throat might feel dry and scratchy; maybe your muscles start to feel tight muscles. But inside the body, even more is happening: cells start to shrink as water leaves them, and the kidneys start to conserve…
Read MoreThe Internet Has a New Favorite Insult. Experts Have Thoughts
When Olivia Dreizen Howell was accused of sounding like an AI chatbot, her reaction was as human as it gets. “I was talking about it nonstop for weeks,” says Howell, who co-founded an online divorce support network. “I felt like I was being attacked. I was very upset.” Howell’s supposed offense was an Instagram post…
Read MoreThese Lazy Bats Are Super-Efficient Killers That Carefully Conserve Energy to Attack at a Moment's Notice
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Wild fringe-lipped bats spend just one-tenth of the night in flight, but they can precisely snatch a calling frog and nab prey that rivals their own size Source link
Read MoreThese Team USA athletes won medals at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics
In total, 232 Team USA athletes are competing at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics, more than any other delegation. KXAN is keeping a running list of which athletes won medals. Source link
Read MoreLISTEN: New Catalyst podcast explores serial drownings
The eighth season of KXAN’s investigative “Catalyst” podcast explores serial drownings in Austin’s Lady Bird Lake. Source link
Read MoreHow Dolphins want to get rid of Tua Tagovailoa
The Dolphins hope there is anyone willing to give up anything for Tua Tagovailoa. With the veteran quarterback’s future in Miami murky following two disappointing years, the latter resulting in Mike McDaniel’s ouster this offseason, the Dolphins are attempting to set their offseason strategy for how they will handle the game’s most important position. Miami’s…
Read MoreJessica Simpson’s Son Ace, 12, Towers Over Her in New Photo
Jessica Simpson is in awe of her tallest gift. Indeed, the “With You” singer showed how much her and estranged husband Eric Johnson’s son, 12-year-old Ace, has grown up while sharing a glimpse into them spending quality time together. “My 12yr old is much taller than mama,” Jessica wrote on her Feb. 6 Instagram Stories…
Read MoreInside Bad Bunny’s soundcheck ahead of controversial Super Bowl halftime show
Bad Bunny will be under scrutiny when he takes the stage at the Super Bowl Sunday — but he didn’t give away any hints at his top secret soundcheck, Page Six Hollywood exclusively hears. Said a rabbit-eared spy close to the action yesterday, “They only have one photographer there from Roc Nation, they don’t want anyone…
Read MoreKaley Cuoco Weighs in on Ashley Tisdale’s Mom Group Drama
Kaley Cuoco has a theory for avoiding toxic mom groups. After Ashley Tisdale went viral for opening up about drama among her mom friends in an essay for The Cut, Kaley had a simple solution for… Source link
Read MoreMeet Team USA’s Flag Bearers for Olympic Opening Ceremony
There’s a certain badassery built into a sport that entails hurtling headfirst on a tiny sled down a twisty track at speeds of up to 90 miles per hour. But Ro, the first American to medal in skeleton in 12 years at the IBSF World Championships in 2025, admittedly didn’t think it was for her…
Read More7 Ways to Reduce Fatigue Naturally
Fatigue is different from simply being tired. When you’re tired, you can sleep, and the sensation goes away. But fatigue goes deeper and starts to interfere with a person’s everyday activities. “Fatigue is this draining, exhausting feeling,” says Leorey Saligan, a researcher who studies the condition at Rutgers University. “It’s not just physical, but also…
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