A special weather statement remains in effect until Thursday at 9:00 PM MST, warning of light freezing rain that could create slippery road conditions. Residents and drivers are advised to stay vigilant, especially during the evening hours.

Filmmaker Carl Rinsch has been convicted of defrauding Netflix out of more than $11 million for a sci-fi series that never made it to air. Once named White Horse and later known as Conquest, the project fizzled before completion, sparking federal charges of wire fraud and money laundering.

Recently leaked emails suggest that a high-profile British princess met with the late Jeffrey Epstein. The chilling revelation underscores how connections to Epstein continue to rattle the royal family and fascinate the public.

McLean County has officially sworn in Bloomington’s grants manager, William Bessler, to the 4th District seat. With new committee assignments already in hand, Bessler is poised to bring a fresh perspective to local governance. Officials hope his background will enrich the Board’s work.

Juwan Lee, Eric Bailey, and Bill Haisten host a discussion on the OSU Sports Extra Show about the recently-hired head coach Eric Morris. Their conversation revolves around how Morris’s leadership might shape the next chapter for OSU.

The Atlanta Falcons, led by quarterback Kirk Cousins, will meet the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, led by Baker Mayfield, on December 11, 2025. Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, will set the stage for this highly anticipated Thursday Night Football matchup.

Blue Origin is poised to make history on December 18 by sending a wheelchair user on its NS-37 suborbital mission. This unprecedented feat aims to expand accessibility in private spaceflight, setting a precedent for making outer space open to all.

Once a proud testament to a celebrated Dallas architect’s vision, this motel on Harry Hines Boulevard has now been labeled an “infamous criminal hub.” In a personal commentary, Robert Wilonsky reflects on accusations of “fake news” and the complex situation surrounding the property’s decline.

As the San Antonio Spurs approach the NBA Cup semi-final against the Oklahoma City Thunder, all eyes are on Victor Wembanyama’s injury update. Despite concerns over his availability, the team boasts a remarkable 9-3 record when he’s in the lineup.

The UFC’s daring plan to host an event at the White House is already being hailed as a historic development for mixed martial arts. With no tickets sold to the public, the card promises to be an exclusive showcase featuring multiple championship fights teased by President Donald Trump.

Windham Superior Court Judge Michael Kainen has released from state oversight a former Grafton man convicted of murdering his father in 1992. This decision marks the end of a decades-old court case and concludes the man’s probation.

A letter writer expresses serious concern over the state’s ongoing support of the EFA program and refutes allegations of harassing EFA vendors. Highlighting a Concord Monitor article that accused a friend of harassment, the writer insists that asking tough questions does not amount to intimidation.

Hurston Waldrep’s 2025 season review highlights a remarkable surge that unfolded over just a handful of starts. Though details remain sparse, fans and analysts agree that his performance promises an exciting future.

In a season filled with difficulties, Tyler Rogers emerged as a rare success for the Mets. The trade deadline pick-up was one of the few additions that truly made a positive impact, providing hope to fans during an otherwise challenging 2025.

In his second year with the Utah Jazz, Kyle Filipowski is under pressure to showcase more than his shooting. The coaching staff’s vision emphasizes a broader skill set, reflecting the franchise’s high hopes for the young big man.

Baltimore is taking an unusually proactive approach to its off-season, spurred by loyal fans eager for a brighter future. The Orioles’ new strategy signals a profound shift in the way the team hopes to build its roster. Whether this marks true “liftoff” remains to be seen.

Buffalo County is applying for a $230,969 grant that would boost a local diversion program for at-risk youth. The initiative, led by juvenile services coordinator Doug Kramer, addresses truancy, family support, and early interventions to help keep kids on track.

OPEC is holding steady on its upbeat oil demand forecast for 2026, expecting an increase of around 1.4 million barrels per day. This outlook remains unchanged from the previous month’s estimate and highlights the cartel’s confidence in continued global economic growth.

U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack took Apple and Google to task during a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing, warning that children remain at risk. She urged lawmakers to push forward on her bipartisan App Store Freedom Act to address these concerns.

Construction of AstraZeneca’s new plant in Albemarle County is progressing swiftly. Local officials have been briefed on both the expected salaries for newly hired workers and the overall size of the operations, raising anticipation about the region’s economic benefit.

State Senator Steve Padilla (D-San Diego) has taken a strong stance against OpenAI’s newly announced ballot initiative, condemning it for potentially weakening crucial safeguards against abusive AI-powered chatbots. OpenAI’s proposal, which seeks to limit additional legislative protections, underscores the rising tensions between policymakers and the tech industry over the future of AI regulation.