Adam Hamilton, a beloved United Methodist pastor and founder of one of the nation’s largest churches, is running for U.S. Senate in Kansas — a state that hasn’t elected a Democrat to the Senate in nearly 100 years. Facing fierce criticism from conservatives who call him “too woke,” he’s defending his theology, his inclusive ministry, and his promise to serve all Kansans — not just believers — while balancing his role as a preacher and a politician. With attacks over climate views and church events, Hamilton counters with a message of unity, decency, and affordability — hoping to bridge divides in a deeply red state where faith and politics collide.

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Texas Tech’s season opener against Abilene Christian is heating up—and so are the game-day logistics. Mobile tickets are essential (screenshots won’t work), and once you’re in, no re-entry without a new ticket. Security is strict: know the clear bag policy, and get your prohibited items sorted before you arrive. Ticket office opens 3 hours early; gates open 90 or 120 minutes before kickoff depending on your ticket. Traffic? Arrive early. Driving? Follow campus-specific routes. Citibus shuttles and designated rideshare spots make getting there easier. And before kickoff? Get pumped at Raider Alley with live music from Josh Abbott Band starting 4 hours out. Got questions? The Ticket Office has you covered—call them anytime.

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Fifty-year-old Shane Wilkins got arrested for slashing $15,000 worth of AT&T data cables on August 23rd, then fled in a truck—only to be caught days later. The repair bill? Nearly $14,700. Charged with criminal mischief and theft, he’s now jailed with a $60K bond. A stark reminder: even copper wires can cost you big time.

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