Joel Klatt believes that it's a three-way race between Oregon, Georgia and Indiana for the No. 1 spot in his way-too-early ...

The AP voters have released their final poll of the 2025 college football season, and they seriously underrated the Ohio ...

After a late-game comeback-turned-heartbreak, the Bulls dropped to 19-22 at the halfway point of the season. Feel like ...

The urge to lose weight quickly is common, but as any self-respecting nutritionist will tell you, crash diets, pills and anything else promising a quick fix should, at best, be approached with extreme ...

Pet owners in Anchorage could be punished for keeping animals cooped up in vehicles or untethered while riding in pickup truck beds under potential changes to municipal animal cruelty and neglect laws ...

Far and away, that was the strangest New Jersey Devils game, let alone a hockey game, that many have ever witnessed. The Devils didn’t play well enough against the Carolina Hurricanes to win, but they ...

If the Music City Bowl was the preliminary kickoff to 2026 as Josh Heupel said, he and Jim Knowles have a lot of coaching to do. The head coach needs to quickly find a quarterback and be sure the ...

Along with the tradition of having way, way, way too early rankings for next season, so too is the tradition of a bunch of caveats. First, while they are obviously adaptable (especially this early), ...

A group of Bed-Stuy residents is scrambling to take community ownership of a historic early 20th-century mansion on Stuyvesant Avenue following a court-ordered sale, organizing to form a community ...

With the 2025 Heisman Trophy ceremony now complete, it’s never too early to project how the college football landscape will look a year from now. With that in mind, let’s project how the next Heisman ...

Julian Sayin, Jeremiah Smith and three others are already 2026 Heisman favorites, but five more players that could crash the race. One thing I won’t do is fall down the trap many college football ...

Farmer Brad Smith grows organic vegetables like tomatoes, onions and potatoes and sells his produce at markets across central Michigan. Smith, who has been in business for 11 years, depends on federal ...