A federal judge has approved a landmark change in college sports, clearing the way for schools to begin paying their athletes millions as soon as next month. This decision marks arguably the biggest transformation in the history of college athletics, signaling a new era for the multibillion-dollar industry.

Federal budget cuts and a hiring freeze are causing South Dakota’s National Weather Service offices to scale back critical data collection, raising concerns during peak storm season.

A judge has set a $600,000 bail for a 21-year-old Vancouver man accused of shooting at a group of teenagers outside the Jim Parsley Community Center late last month.

Birmingham has intensified its legal battle by amending a lawsuit against Alabama leaders, alleging that a new law transferring water board control embodies racial discrimination and violates constitutional rights.

Several Fox Valley high school boys tennis players, including Notre Dame’s Thomas, Kimberly’s doubles team, and St. Mary’s Catholic’s Auth, have advanced to the semifinals of the WIAA state championships.

The Utah Runnin’ Utes have secured a commitment from a Finnish point guard, adding international talent to their roster ahead of the Big 12 season.

Thousands of veterans gathered at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., to protest proposed staff cuts to the Department of Veterans Affairs. The demonstration highlighted their collective opposition to reductions that could impact veteran services.

Annapurna Interactive has unveiled “Lego Voyagers,” a new cooperative puzzle game developed by Light Brick Studio, the creators of “Lego Builder’s Journey.” The game brings a fresh co-op experience where players navigate brick-based worlds together, and it’s set to launch soon on multiple platforms.

The New York Knicks may be turning to Dallas in their search for a new head coach, as reports suggest the Mavericks are open to Jason Kidd discussing the position. This potential move could mark a significant shift for both franchises in the NBA.

As Pride Month unfolds, Haight Street’s iconic Trax bar announces its closure but promises a swift return under new ownership as Mary’s on Haight.

As the 2025 Belmont Stakes approaches, a leading horse racing expert shares surprising picks that could redefine expectations for the final leg of the Triple Crown. Set for this Saturday at Saratoga Race Course, the race promises excitement and potential upsets in the world of horse racing.

Wrestling analyst Thomas Hall delves into this week’s TNA Impact, offering insights into key performances and developments.

Ex-police chief and convicted killer Grant Hardin, who recently escaped from an Arkansas jail, has been captured, according to the Izard County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities confirmed his identity through fingerprinting following his apprehension.

In a surprising move, Tottenham Hotspur has fired manager Ange Postecoglou despite his success in leading the team to a Europa League victory, the club’s first trophy in 17 years. The decision leaves fans and analysts questioning the rationale behind dismissing the coach who ended their prolonged trophy drought.

After losing a pivotal title fight, UFC contender Sean O’Malley is making drastic lifestyle changes—quitting weed, stepping away from social media, and shedding his signature hair dye—in hopes of becoming a champion.

In a display of exceptional talent, three former Brownwood Lions propelled the Red team to a 10-5 victory in the Big Country FCA All-Star Baseball Game on Thursday. The trio’s standout performances were instrumental in doubling up the Blue team in this celebrated annual event.

The Pittsburgh Pirates’ June update of their Top 30 prospects reveals notable shifts, with rising stars climbing the ranks and new talents making their debut. This update offers a fresh look at the organization’s farm system and its future potential.

New Jersey’s baseball diamonds are shining bright with talent as we unveil the top 100 high school hits leaders. These young athletes exemplify exceptional skill and dedication, shaping the future of the sport in the Garden State.

Adams Telephone Co-Operative of Golden has awarded scholarships to two exceptional high school seniors as part of its 2025 Scholarship Program. Recognized for their outstanding academic achievements, leadership, and dedication to community values, these students exemplify the future leaders the Co-Operative aims to support.

Carlos Alcaraz secured his place in the French Open final after Lorenzo Musetti retired with an injury during the fourth set of their match. The unexpected turn of events propelled Alcaraz into the final round of the prestigious tournament.

Amazon Web Services is set to transform Richmond County with a $10 billion investment in a new data center campus. Local leaders anticipate significant economic growth from this development in the Hamlet-Rockingham area.