Authorities say a Georgia high school teacher is dead after teenagers pulled a late night prank outside his home.

Jason Collins, the NBA’s first openly gay player who now serves as an ambassador for the league, is undergoing treatment for a brain tumor, his family says.

Clarity Child Guidance Center, a nonprofit that provides psychiatric help to children ages 3-17, works with thousands of families whose children need mental health assistance and, in some cases, have suicidal thoughts.

The Kelce brothers showed up for their own giveaway.

George Kliavkoff followed the custom for a conference commissioner and handed the Pac-12 Championship trophy to Washington coach Kalen DeBoer.

Jason Gore spent four years at the USGA keeping a better line of communication with players.

Find your happy space + decorate your way to joy!

DALLAS, Texas – A Southwest Airlines employee went “to infinity and beyond” to return a young boy’s lost Buzz Lightyear toy left on a plane at Dallas Love Field Airport earlier this week. By the time they noticed Buzz was gone, the plane was already on its way to its next destination. When the aircraft landed in Little Rock a Ramp Agent named Jason noticed the forgotten toy, according to the airline. AdJason decorated Buzz’s box that he was returned in and sent a letter describing Buzz’s mission at Southwest Airlines, along with some photos. Buzz’s return home brought quite the smile to young Hagen’s face.

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio brothers Jason and Elijah Whang created a free app that will help customers rate businesses on their COVID-19 safety protocols. Jason, 21, a student at Brown University and Elijah, an 11th grader at BASIS San Antonio Shavano Campus, launched the Co-Crit app in January and say they have had about 350 downloads since then. “If we knew the business was really safe, it would make us feel a lot more comfortable going to each business,” Elijah said. The brothers compare the app to something like Yelp, where customers can review their experience. The brothers feel the app will become even more useful when Texas opens up completely on Wednesday.

SAN ANTONIO Jason and Alejandra Bryant have a passion for photography and telling peoples stories, but their own has been somewhat of a rocky one as a biracial couple. Jason encouraged the San Antonio native to get behind the lens. They launched Meet the Bryants Photography. Jason and Alejandra are not only business owners but also full-time parents to their 19-month-old daughter, Jasale. Like many small business owners across America, the Bryants photography business came to a screeching halt at the beginning of the pandemic.