Baylor setter Isabela Haggard was named the Big 12 Volleyball Setter of the Week for the second consecutive week.

Perhaps it’s good that Baylor is getting out of Waco for a bit. After a dismal home loss, the Bears begin a two-game road swing on Saturday at Kansas.

LeBron used his size and strength — James actually outweighs Towns by two pounds — to body Towns and jam up the timing and rhythm of New York’s pick-and-rolls. The move gave the 76ers tremendous ...

The Capital Law Firm reports that Meta's smart glasses raise legal questions for drivers, as laws vary by state regarding their use while driving, affecting liability in crashes.

That certainly happened in Indianapolis this week, Colts co-owner and CEO Carlie Irsay-Gordon serving up this season’s first executive sacrifice to the always bloodthirsty football gods (and fans) by ...

Hone Health reports that 70% of women were unsure their symptoms were perimenopause-related, with many experiencing early symptoms before age 45.

The combination of nuns and death row hooked author Lawrence Wright the moment a friend on a walk mentioned it in a casual conversation about a Catholic prison ministry.

Captain Compliance reports that by September 2026, 49 federal privacy bills are shaping U.S. data privacy law, with a focus on children's privacy, AI, and comprehensive legislation.

Global Payments reports that digital wallets are transforming payments, with 56% of global e-commerce in 2025 using them, offering speed and flexibility in transactions.

Dewey Prairie Garden, which produces fresh fruits and vegetables for people in Limestone, Freestone and Leon counties at the Jewett Mine site, received an award from the U.S. Interior Department.

Plenty of spacecraft have orbited and even landed on the surface of Mars. But the red planet's twin moons have remained untouched — until now.

AssuranceAmerica reports that U.S. drivers can see auto insurance quotes vary by nearly $5,000 annually due to differing carrier pricing models, driving more consumers to shop around.