x
Breaking News
More () »

Baylor wins to vaccine passports: What to know on your Tuesday

Catch up with these three trending stories for your Tuesday.

TEMPLE, Texas — Baylor historic win against Gonzaga 

For the second-straight year in which there was an NCAA Tournament, a national championship will return to Waco, Texas.

Baylor beat Gonzaga 86-70 on Monday to win its first men's basketball national championship inside Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Baylor jumped out to a 9-0 lead early in the game before Gonzaga's Andrew Nembhard split a pair of shooting-foul free throws

Read More

RELATED: Key plays: Baylor's 86-70 national championship win over Gonzaga

Governor Greg Abbott bans government-mandated 'vaccine passports' in Texas

Texas government agencies and political subdivisions will not be allowed to create a so-called “vaccine passport” requirement, according to a new Executive Order filed by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, released April 5. 

The order also “prohibits organizations receiving public funds from requiring consumers to provide documentation of vaccine status in order to receive any service or enter any place.”

Read More 

RELATED: 'It will be required' | Vaccination passports could be required as soon as the summer

Vanessa Guillen mural once again vandalized outside of Fort Hood

A mural honoring Spc. Vanessa Guillen outside of Fort Hood was vandalized once again, according to the League of United Latin American Citizens' (LULAC) Facebook post. This is not the first time Guillen's mural was destroyed. Last October, the mural was defaced on what would have been her 21st birthday. 

In the post, the group indicated the vandalism happened on Saturday, which resulted in the loss of the candle heart with crosses. LULAC also said Sgt. Williams took the time to clean up all of the broken candles and damage that was done to the mural.

Read More

Before You Leave, Check This Out