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The Season 2 finale of 'Wednesday' reveals key character backstories, including Gomez's tragic past, Thing's origin as a villain's hand, and Tyler's complex relationship with his family and powers. Wednesday saves Tyler from death, highlighting her strategic and empathetic side, while the episode explores themes of family, trust, and identity, setting up potential storylines for Season 3.
Season 2 of 'Wednesday' explores complex family dynamics, the origins of characters like Lois and Morticia, and introduces new mysteries involving outcasts and mental asylum experiments, with Wednesday facing psychic block and moral dilemmas. The creators discuss the show's themes of family, identity, and exploitation, as well as production details and future directions.
Patrick Mahomes Sr., the father of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes II, was arrested for driving while intoxicated in Tyler, Texas, marking his alleged third DWI or more. This comes after a previous DWI arrest in 2018, for which he served a 40-day sentence. Mahomes Sr., a former MLB pitcher, is currently being held at the Smith County Jail with his bond yet to be set.
Pope Francis has removed Bishop Joseph Strickland from his position as the bishop of Tyler, Texas, citing concerns over his governance and leadership. Strickland, a conservative prelate and vocal critic of the pontiff, has been known for his opposition to progressive reforms within the Catholic Church, including issues related to LGBTQ+ inclusion. The Vatican had previously sent investigators to look into Strickland's governance of the diocese, and after their inquiry, a recommendation was made to remove him from office. Strickland refused to resign voluntarily, prompting the pope to remove him. This move has sparked outcry among some conservatives and traditionalists who viewed Strickland as a leading figure in countering Francis' progressive reforms.
The Smith County Sheriff's Office in Texas is investigating after a human skull was found in the closet of a home near Tyler. The skull was discovered by the occupant while preparing for a remodeling project. No other remains have been found so far, and the skull will be sent to the University of North Texas for forensic analysis.
The City of Tyler in Texas has issued a boil-water notice for its customers after routine samples showed the presence of e. coli and total coliform at a single site. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has mandated that water for consumption, including drinking, cooking, and brushing teeth, should be boiled and cooled before use. Children, seniors, and those with weakened immune systems are particularly vulnerable. The city is taking measures to address the issue and will rescind the notice once water samples test negative for harmful bacteria.
Tyler police are investigating a shooting near the construction site of the new Hubbard Middle School campus in Texas. The incident, which occurred around 3 p.m., involved two individuals who knew each other. Shots were fired, and one victim was hospitalized. At least one suspect is at large and considered armed and dangerous. The school was placed under secure status, and nearby roads were closed as police secured the scene. Two suspects have since been detained for questioning.
Tyler Police are seeking information on a suspect after a woman was found with multiple gunshot wounds in an apartment on Old Bullard Road. The incident does not appear to be random, and detectives are following leads and evidence in their investigation. The woman is currently undergoing surgery at a local hospital.
A tornado touched down in Tyler, Texas causing damage to businesses and homes. Reports of transformers exploding and damage at Prosthetic Orthotic Associates on East Idel Street have also been reported. KLTV viewers sent in pictures and videos of the funnel cloud forming and moving across the town. The severe weather was predicted to continue until late Thursday night and possibly into early Friday morning.
Tyler, The Creator has released a new single titled "Sorry Not Sorry" from his upcoming deluxe album, Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale. The song features Tyler apologizing to people in his life for being too self-involved, but also asserting that he doesn't need anyone's criticism. The accompanying video, directed by Tyler himself, features a mob of Tylers and ends with him seemingly beating one of his alternate selves to death.
A man driving a four-wheel handicap scooter was hit by a pickup on Loop 323 in Smith County, Texas. The man was taken to a Tyler hospital but is expected to be okay. The man was traveling with a dog who did not appear to need medical attention.