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Veteran NBA referee Curtis Blair has been selected to officiate the NBA Finals for the first time in his career, culminating years of work at the highest level of professional basketball. The announcement ended days of anxious anticipation for Blair, who spent the weekend monitoring his email for the league's decision.
Cleveland Browns coach Todd Monken has expressed reservations about selecting Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby in the NFL's supplemental draft, citing concerns over the player's gambling addiction issues that may render him ineligible for college football.
A Wisconsin State Patrol trooper responding to a call on an Interstate 90 ramp discovered a kitten that had been thrown from a moving vehicle. Trooper Brody Schmitz rescued the animal and decided to give it a permanent home.
A five-acre industrial site in Newham borough is transforming how London handles construction waste, salvaging everything from century-old sequoia trees to mahogany from the Docklands. Yes Make and Material Cultures are giving the city's architectural heritage a second life.
For nearly nine years, Ruth Pittard has stood at a busy mountain town intersection every Wednesday, holding a simple sign that reads 'LOVE.' What began as a quiet response to a protest has become a weekly practice of connection and witness.
The 2026 calving season has produced 23 North Atlantic right whale calves along the southeast coastline, marking the highest number since 2009 and signaling potential acceleration in the recovery of one of the world's most endangered whale species.
A divided federal appeals panel ruled Monday that the Pentagon's policy banning transgender troops from military service violates the law, though the ban remains in effect pending further review. The decision marks another legal setback for the Trump administration's military policies.
The USS Ford has returned to its home port after spending nearly a year at sea. The aircraft carrier's arrival allows crew members to take leave while significant plumbing issues aboard the $13 billion vessel can finally be addressed.
Tina Peters, a former Colorado county clerk convicted of interfering in the 2020 elections, has been released from jail early following pressure from President Trump on the state's Democratic governor. The case had drawn national attention as Peters was found guilty of tampering with voting machines.
The Red Raiders defeated top-seeded Alabama twice on Monday night, powered by pitcher NiJaree Canady's dominant performance. Texas Tech will face Texas in the championship series, marking the first title rematch since the Women's College World Series adopted its current format.
Paola Márquez, a social media influencer with more than 2 million followers, was found dead in her San Luis Potosí, Mexico apartment on Saturday, May 30. Authorities are investigating her death as a possible suicide.
Off Campus star Mika Abdalla and actor Jake Short have ended their engagement after meeting on set in 2021. The former couple, who confirmed their engagement earlier this year, are requesting privacy as they remain on friendly terms.
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