Texas is on track to reach a record number of whooping cough cases, with Bexar County already reporting over 200 infections among children. Officials and public health agencies emphasize preventative measures, particularly vaccination, to stem the growing tide of this respiratory disease.

This NFL Week 14 moves into high gear as the Cincinnati Bengals square off against the Buffalo Bills. Originally spotlighted by Iain MacMillan, the match features three major player prop bets, with Dalton Kincaid standing out as a significant target for bettors.

With UFC 323 right around the corner, bettors are turning to a new guide by Erich Richter for insights on main card and preliminary action. Covering top prospects and potential upsets, this piece offers a concise preview of what to expect in the Octagon.

In 2025, the Arizona Wildcats saw a rapid change of fortune under Brent Brennan, but a handful of critical moments altered the course of their season. Each shift in momentum carried big implications for the team’s overall success.

Fargo Mayor Dr. Tim Mahoney addresses the recent turmoil sparked by the proposed Applied Digital data center in Harwood. He encourages both communities to come together, emphasizing collaboration as key to forging a productive path forward.

Despite the Civil War ending 160 years ago, its financial ripples officially ended just five years back. Now, a new documentary offers a candid look at the often decades-long burden of defense, featuring powerful local voices from Traverse City.

Wilmington Police apprehended a 20-year-old man this Tuesday morning in the city’s North Washington Street corridor, uncovering a loaded handgun in the process. The swift arrest dismantled a potential threat to public safety and emphasized the police department’s commitment to curbing gun-related offenses.

Alexander County has opened a formal Request for Proposals to contract with a single insurance broker/agent. Leaders expect this approach to streamline the county’s coverage and business processes.

Penticton’s five most dangerous intersections all lie along the city’s two busiest corridors. During a recent presentation, the general manager of infrastructure explained why no one should be surprised by these findings. Local officials hope to better address traffic safety through ongoing council discussions.

Unsustainable federal borrowing is already placing the economy on shaky ground. Now, a new plan to hand taxpayers $2,000 from tariff revenue has raised doubts about whether it might worsen the country’s fiscal future.

Police in Glens Falls arrested their Benevolent Association’s former treasurer on December 2, alleging theft of the group’s funds. The incident has raised concerns about organizational oversight and the association’s future credibility.

In Whitestown, Indiana, an early-morning disturbance left one homeowner questioning how far stand-your-ground laws apply. As the clock neared 7 a.m., the incident evolved into a debate that challenges traditional notions of self-defense versus manslaughter.

This commentary explores the idea of “grinchiness” and its political undertones, reflecting on how negative attitudes can overshadow more promising “golden times.” Written by Thinking Out Loud Sharon Chase Hoseley, it challenges readers to recognize and resist negativity.

A recent editorial by the Bloomberg Editorial Board questions the wisdom of distributing a $2,000 tariff dividend to every individual. While the full text of their reasoning remains behind a paywall, the board’s headline opinion makes it clear that they see flaws in the plan.

Charlie Brown once famously asked, “Does anyone know what Christmas is all about?” Drawing on that moment from “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” this article reflects on how one short question has kept people pondering the holiday’s deeper meaning.

Arthur I. Cyr’s commentary praises President Donald Trump’s persistent efforts to mediate peace in the Russia-Ukraine war. The piece highlights the conflict’s severe toll on civilian life and calls attention to the “pretty thankless” nature of Trump’s role so far.

For the first time in a decade, no hurricane made landfall in the continental United States. While the Isles remained untouched by storms, officials continue to emphasize the importance of year-round hurricane preparedness.

From wreaths to candles called “Frosted Midnight Forest,” stores are eager to pull you into the holiday spirit—perhaps sooner than you’d expect. This lighthearted opinion piece reflects on the subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) hints that Christmas is just around the corner.

Merab Dvalishvili is on the cusp of defending his UFC title four times in a single year—potentially a record-breaking achievement. But at UFC 323, Petr Yan stands ready to deliver an upset in their highly anticipated rematch, raising questions about whether Dvalishvili’s streak could be brought to a sudden halt.

A recent decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit has nullified Alina Habba’s claim to be acting U.S. attorney for New Jersey, despite support from President Donald Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi. This ruling exposes how Trump’s approach to bypassing congressional input on certain appointments faced a legal roadblock.

In November 2025, the field of endocrinology featured five noteworthy developments that grabbed the attention of medical professionals across the United States. Behind a paywall, Hcplive’s coverage by Ryan Livingston highlights these key headlines, underscoring their importance to the healthcare community.