➤ The Dallas Mavericks took a $53 million loss to part ways with regional sports broadcaster Bally Sports and launch Mavs TV, expanding their potential audience from 4 million to 14 million fans. Games are available for free on most TEGNA-owned TV channels throughout Texas. (More) ➤ A bear cub named Eve, who was found dumpster diving and covered in mange seven years ago in California, is thriving at the Black Beauty Ranch animal sanctuary in Henderson County. (Watch Video) ➤ Shannah and Kelly Haley, a Plano couple who lead Interval Run Club Dallas, completed their goal of running marathons and half marathons in all 50 states before their 55th birthdays. They accomplished the feat in October at a race in Baltimore. (More) ➤ Whataburger has teamed up with Wrangler to produce a 24-piece collection for enthusiasts of the iconic brands. The collection, which includes trucker hats, graphic tees, and a variety of denim items, will be available on Wrangler’s website next spring. (See Photos) ➤ A Central Texas woman received an unexpected toll road bill after criminals cloned her license plates and attached them to a vehicle of the same make and model as her own. (More) ➤ Around 511 ghost towns are scattered around Texas, and many more rural communities—especially those in West Texas and the High Plains—are also in danger of dying off as residents move to urban areas. (See Details) Enjoy reading The Texas Flyover? Click here to share with your friends and family. Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Losing your hearing? Don’t pay $2,500+ for a prescription; try this new OTC Hearing Aid for only $189 from Audien Atom! (See It Here) |
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