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Dallas Stars secure a four-to-one victory over San Jose Sharks, extending their point streak to nine games. Mikko Rantanen scores a goal and two assists, while Jason Robertson, Sam Steel, and Miro Heiskanen also find the net. The Stars score three times in the final period to secure their win.

Kevin Durant scores 28 points, reaches 31,000 career points in NBA game; Houston Rockets defeat Phoenix Suns 117-98.

Horrific Conditions at Texas Horse Rescue Lead to Euthanasia of Several Animals - Authorities in Gonzales County, Texas, discovered severe animal neglect at Meadow Haven Horse Rescue and Sanctuary, leading to the humane euthanasia of several horses. The sanctuarys other animals have been surrendered to the American Humane Society for proper care and relocation.

Cleveland Cavaliers staged a remarkable comeback, defeating San Antonio Spurs 130-117. Donovan Mitchell led with 28 points and 8 assists, while Jaylen Tyson scored 24, including 16 in the third quarter. Cavaliers trailed by 10 in the first half but surged ahead with a 23-4 run, securing a 98-81 lead. Devin Vassell scored 28 for Spurs, including 7 3-pointers, but their star players Wembanyama and Castle were absent due to injuries.

An eighty-eight-year-old veteran, Ed Bambas, lost his pension after General Motors bankruptcy, prompting him to continue working full-time. Australian influencer Samuel Weidenhofer shared Bambas story, leading to a viral GoFundMe campaign. Bambas was overwhelmed with gratitude when he received a $1.7 million check, allowing him to finally retire and spend more time with his family.

Tragic Suicide of Former Marine Highlights Veteran Mental Health Crisis: Enrique Ramos Junior, a 33-year-old veteran, died by suicide outside a VA hospital in San Antonio, marking the second such incident this year. Ramos struggles with mental health and difficulties accessing care underscore the urgent need for improved resources and support systems for veterans, who face suicide rates one and a half times higher than non-veterans. Local organizations and advocates call for structural changes to meet veterans where they are and provide faster access to care.