This Friday, Smash Mouth brings their energetic performance to Houston with a free concert at Miller Outdoor Theatre. Music fans are invited to enjoy an evening of live music at no cost.

The Detroit Lions have secured their defensive backbone by agreeing to a contract extension with All-Pro safety Kerby Joseph, according to a source familiar with the situation. The agreement, reported on Wednesday night, ensures Joseph’s continued impact on the Lions’ defense.

Demonstrating veteran composure, Jordan Martinook and Frederik Andersen led the Carolina Hurricanes to a 3-1 victory over the New Jersey Devils in Raleigh, securing a commanding 2-0 lead in the playoff series.

In a monumental culinary feat, French pastry chefs have crafted a 121.8-meter-long strawberry cake, claiming it as the world’s longest ever made. Armed with 4,000 eggs and vast quantities of sugar and cream, they have set their sights on a world record.

Judge Claudia Wilken has indicated she may deny the House settlement unless the NCAA agrees to phase in changes to roster limits. This development places the future of the settlement in jeopardy and could have significant implications for the NCAA and power conference schools involved in the anti-trust lawsuit.

President Trump is set to hold a rally in Macomb County to celebrate his first 100 days in office. The event follows his recent favorable remarks about Selfridge Air National Guard Base.

After four weeks of the transfer portal frenzy, Washington State University’s men’s basketball team faces the future with resilience. Under coach David Riley, the Cougars weathered departures, acknowledging setbacks but focusing on the path ahead.

As wildfire risks escalate in British Columbia, the Regional District of Central Okanagan has unveiled its 2025 FireSmart program to help homeowners safeguard their properties. The initiative offers rebates to residents who adopt FireSmart practices around their homes.

New York Mets pitcher Edwin Diaz casually mentioned that his legs have changed lengths, leaving fans puzzled and full of questions.

A Moorhead teenager who left her home over the weekend has been found safe, officials confirmed Wednesday. The teen’s safe return brings relief to her family and the community after days of concern.

In a historic move, the Department of Justice has indicted a high-ranking member of Tren de Aragua on terrorism charges for the first time. Attorney General Bondi calls the charges an “inflection point” in how the DOJ will prosecute members of the notorious gang.

In a proactive move to safeguard its community, the Town of Niagara is addressing the rising issue of minors operating illegal mini-bikes. These activities have raised significant safety concerns among drivers and neighbors, prompting the town to take action before a tragedy occurs.

Facing rising tensions with China, the United States and the Philippines are conducting their annual military drills to showcase their enduring cooperation.

As YouTube marks its 20th anniversary, the platform celebrates a staggering 20 billion video uploads, reflecting its profound impact on global media consumption. From a single zoo video to billions of daily viewers, YouTube’s journey has redefined entertainment and challenges traditional media giants.

Florida officials have filed a lawsuit against Snap Inc., the owner of Snapchat, alleging the platform is “openly defying” state laws by allowing minors access to harmful and addictive content. The legal action underscores growing concerns over child safety on social media platforms.

Reality star Teddi Mellencamp shared a hopeful update on her cancer journey, announcing that her stage 4 brain and lung tumors have “shrunk or disappeared.” The news marks significant progress in her fight against cancer.

Despite enduring sessions marked by turmoil, Omaha Sen. Terrell McKinney predicts that the 2025 legislative session could be the most challenging yet. His concerns highlight growing apprehension about Nebraska’s political climate and the difficulties that may lie ahead.

The city of Sacramento announced on Tuesday that it will award nearly $1.7 million in grants and loans to support businesses in north Sacramento.

A new mobile food pantry has begun serving the Watsontown community, marking its grand opening at the Warrior Run Fire Department parking lot. The service will visit the same location every third Wednesday of the month from 3-5 p.m., offering regular assistance to those in need.

In the wake of a militant attack that claimed 26 lives in the Indian-held portion of Kashmir, India has taken significant actions against Pakistan. The government closed a key border crossing, suspended a vital water-sharing treaty, and downgraded diplomatic ties, blaming Pakistan for the deadly incident.

Central Minnesota’s high school athletes delivered outstanding performances last week. Now, the St. Cloud Times invites you to help honor their achievements by voting for the Athlete of the Week.