A tense Champaign school board meeting escalated when an audience member charged at Board President Tony Bruno, pounding the table after a contentious settlement vote with Boozer.

Health officials have announced another measles case in Colorado connected to a Turkish Airlines flight into Denver International Airport, potentially exposing residents in several cities. People who visited parts of Denver, Aurora, Greenwood Village, and Evergreen last week may have been exposed.

Nelly Korda birdied the final hole to finish with an even-par 72 in the opening round of the U.S. Women’s Open at Erin Hills. The American golfer recorded one birdie and one bogey in a steady start to the tournament.

Over the past five seasons, Coach Kelsey Parrish has transformed the Diamond softball team into a powerhouse, securing 142 wins out of her 217 career victories.

As college athletics leaders propose new playoff formats, questions arise about whose interests are truly being served. Critics argue that SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey’s actions could undermine the spirit of competition in college football.

Leissner, a former Goldman Sachs banker, has been sentenced to two years in prison for his role in a scheme to steal billions from Malaysia’s 1MDB fund. He had previously pleaded guilty in 2018 to bribing government officials in Malaysia and Abu Dhabi.

Floyd Brown, founder of The Western Journal, alleges he was fired by a Trump appointee after refusing to recant his Christian beliefs following inquiries from CNN. Brown insists his beliefs align with Biblical Christianity and that his dismissal reflects a conflict between personal faith and professional life.

After months dedicated to enhancements, the Bryan County Fisherman’s Co-Op has reopened its doors, now offering free access to the public. The popular spot invites community members and visitors alike to enjoy its improved facilities.

Loewe commemorates the 10th anniversary of its iconic Puzzle bag with archival re-editions, a new Confetti style, and an immersive digital experience, celebrating a decade of fashion innovation.

In a thrilling finish, Courtney Vandersloot broke franchise records previously held by her wife, Allie Quigley, as the Chicago Sky edged out the Dallas Wings 97-92. Kamilla Cardoso’s career-high 23 points and a decisive late surge secured the team’s first win of the season.

WWE LFG star Penina Tuilaepa has revealed her dream opponents, expressing her desire to face WWE superstars Nia Jax and Rhea Ripley. The rising talent is setting her sights on some of the industry’s biggest names.

The Atlanta Braves suffered another nail-biting loss on Thursday afternoon, and the team may have lost pitcher AJ Smith-Shawver for the season. This latest setback adds to an already painful 2025 campaign.

An NFL analytics expert forecasts a bright future for the Cincinnati Bengals, predicting they will secure a playoff spot in 2025.

Sam Witwer is set to reprise his iconic role as Darth Maul in a new Disney+ series, *Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord*. The series promises to delve deeper into the Sith Lord’s humanity, offering fans fresh insights into the legendary villain.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is championing the “Great American Road Trip” with the launch of a new website by the Transportation Department. This initiative aims to encourage Americans to explore the nation’s highways and byways.

A proposed change to Medi-Cal eligibility could leave elderly and disabled Californians without healthcare if their assets exceed $2,000, stirring a heated debate between health advocates and state officials.

Residents of Laguna Niguel’s Concord Hill neighborhood are joining forces to oppose a proposed lithium battery storage facility near Saddleback College. The community is mobilizing to prevent the development they fear could impact their backyard.

Texas beachgoers may soon enjoy safer waters as the Environmental Protection Agency grants $382,000 to monitor bacteria along the state’s coast. The funding aims to reduce disease risk for those using the nation’s coastal recreational waters.

Lawmakers in California are being called upon to address the state’s public defense crisis by passing AB 690. Flawed contracting practices are undermining justice, and immediate investment in public defense systems is crucial.

Even if you’re skeptical of Jake Tapper, *Original Sin* is a book that demands your attention, says Robby Soave of Reason Magazine. Delving into media criticism and potential cover-ups within the Biden administration, it’s a timely read that bridges gaps in trust.

Rutha Elizabeth “Bette” Helfrich of Belmont, who for years vowed she would live to be 100, proudly celebrated that milestone last October. She passed away on May 24, leaving behind a legacy of determination and fulfilled promises.