For the first time since 2006, the Carolina Hurricanes have clinched a victory in the Eastern Conference Final, staving off elimination in the Stanley Cup playoffs. The Florida Panthers felt the absence of a star forward as the Hurricanes reignited their championship hopes.

Maddie Rooney led the Minnesota Frost to their second consecutive Walter Cup, achieving three straight overtime victories against the Ottawa Charge, a team featuring many of her former UMD teammates.

Drivers in Huntsville should prepare for overnight closures of IH 45 northbound lanes on May 27 and 28, potentially impacting evening and early morning travel. The closures will occur from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., weather permitting.

This Memorial Day weekend, the American River witnessed a lively scene as hundreds took to boating and floating, making the most of the three-day holiday.

A Breckenridge resident raises alarm over what he perceives as radical policies leading Colorado communities astray. In a passionate letter, he questions the direction in which local Democratic leaders are taking Summit County.

Longmont residents should prepare for lane closures on 17th Avenue and Coffman Street as the city undertakes post-Memorial Day road work. The closures are set to begin after the holiday weekend, impacting key areas in the city.

French President Emmanuel Macron has dismissed rumors of a domestic dispute after a video surfaced showing his wife, Brigitte, pushing his face away upon their arrival in Vietnam. Macron blames disinformation campaigns for the misunderstanding, asserting there are no marital issues.

Governor Kristi Noem revealed that President Trump will decide on action regarding Iran within days following candid discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Emphasizing the urgency, Noem highlighted the importance of U.S.-Israel collaboration and asserted that Hamas cannot be allowed to remain.

The Maize Blue Review crew delves into the latest intel on Michigan Football, offering fans an exclusive look at the team’s preparations heading into the summer season. Discover what the Wolverines have in store as they gear up for success.

Tennis legend Venus Williams is venturing into television broadcasting with TNT’s coverage of the French Open, but a significant fear has her feeling more nervous than ever.

As the SEC Spring Meetings approach, the Missouri Tigers and head coach Eli Drinkwitz anticipate discussions that could shape the future of their program. Important questions on the docket may have significant implications for SEC football and college sports at large.

In a bold move, President Vladimir Putin has called for the “strangling” of U.S. tech firms like Microsoft and Zoom operating in Russia. Addressing frustrations over American companies’ continued presence despite announced exits, Putin urges the development of domestic alternatives to counteract Western economic pressures.

Across Southern California, Americans gathered at the Los Angeles National Cemetery and other locations to honor the men and women who have died in service to the nation. From urban centers to high desert communities, Memorial Day ceremonies united people in a solemn act of remembrance.

ADTRAN Holdings is under investigation by The Schall Law Firm after its Audit Committee revealed that certain financial statements should not be relied upon. This development raises serious concerns about the company’s transparency and compliance with securities laws.

IndyCar’s decision to switch from NBC to Fox this season has already paid dividends, with the Indianapolis 500 achieving outstanding ratings. The improved viewership demonstrates that the move has significantly enhanced the sport’s fortunes.

In a groundbreaking move, the Las Vegas Raiders have signed an All-Pro superstar to a record-setting contract, marking a historic moment in the NFL. This unprecedented deal underscores the Raiders’ commitment to excellence and may have wide-reaching implications for the league’s future.

In a groundbreaking feat, a British-South African endurance athlete has become the first person to swim around Martha’s Vineyard. The 60-mile journey, completed over multiple days, concluded on Monday in Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts.

Nearly ten years after a life-altering car accident, Danville’s community is uniting to support a teen girl facing new medical challenges.

Two esteemed local coaches, Robinson from Yankton and Buffington from GV, will be inducted into the South Dakota Cross Country and Track and Field Coaches Association Hall of Fame during the state championships on May 31. This honor recognizes their significant contributions to the sport and their lasting impact on student-athletes.

An endurance swimmer has achieved a remarkable feat by swimming around Martha’s Vineyard, just in time for the 50th anniversary of the iconic film ‘Jaws’. The swim not only showcases human determination but also pays tribute to the island’s place in cinematic history.

For unapproved car modifications, Indy 500 runner-up Marcus Ericsson and teammate Kyle Kirkwood have been penalized to the back of the 33-car field.