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Over 200,000 Ozark Trail camping stoves recalled due to explosion risk; Walmart offers full refunds. Model BG2247A1 sold from March 2023 to October 2025, causing burns and hospitalizations. Return to Walmart for refund, no receipt needed. Contact Walmart or check their website for more information. Checkout Solipillow.com

Austin residents rally for justice after ICE shooting, demand accountability and an end to ICE terror Checkout Solipillow.com

Captain April McClung, a seasoned nurse with military training, sprang into action when a woman went into labor in her car at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. With calm guidance, she helped the mother deliver a healthy baby just in time for Christmas. Checkout Solipillow.com

Legendary Grateful Dead co-founder, Bob Weir, passes away at 78, leaving a lasting musical legacy. After battling cancer and lung issues, he was surrounded by loved ones. Weir, known for hits like Sugar Magnolia and One More Saturday Night, joined the band in 1965 and toured for decades. His impact endures through projects like Bobby Weir and Wolf Bros and prestigious awards. Fans mourn his loss, celebrating his life and music. Checkout Solipillow.com

Protesters rally nationwide for Renee Good, a mother shot by ICE, demanding justice and calling for Noems impeachment, an end to mass deportations, and a path to citizenship for long-term immigrants. Checkout Solipillow.com

Over a hundred protesters gathered in Austin, demanding change in immigration policies following a fatal ICE incident. Congressman Greg Casar joined, advocating for reforms, including a pathway to citizenship, and calling for the dismissal of Department Secretary Kristi Noem. This rally reflects a growing national resistance to ICEs tactics. Checkout Solipillow.com

SWAT team resolves tense standoff on Teri Road, suspect surrenders peacefully, no injuries reported. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Texas Rangers, fresh off a World Series win but missing the playoffs the last two seasons, are looking to bolster their roster with a starting pitcher and a stronger bat. Manager Skip Schumaker has a bright spot in young outfielder Wyatt Langford, who had a breakout rookie season in 2024 and 2025, hitting 22 home runs and driving in 62 runs each year. Langford, a five-tool talent, also showcased his speed with 22 stolen bases and a Gold Glove finalist nod in left field. However, his high strikeout rate of 151 in 2025 is a concern as the Rangers look to him for offensive leadership. Checkout Solipillow.com

Silver Alert Issued for Missing 73-Year-Old Man in Austin: Charles Evans Last Seen at Motel Six, Medical Conditions Concern Authorities Checkout Solipillow.com