The Spurs defeated the Lakers 107-91 with Keldon Johnson scoring 27 points and Victor Wembanyama's double-double despite Doncic's 38-point triple-double.

The Miami Dolphins fired head coach Mike McDaniel after a disappointing 7-10 season, indicating a major organizational change and signaling potential future roster adjustments.

Park City officials will attend the IOC Observers Program in Italy to prepare for Utah's potential 2034 Winter Olympics, drawing from the 2006 experience and aiming to ensure excellence.

Browns' Devin Bush is named AFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance, including a 97-yard interception return.

The Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Winnipeg Jets 4-3 in overtime, with Tomas Hertl scoring the winning goal, breaking their losing streak while extending the Jets' to 10 games.

Cavaliers' forward Max Strus will be out for an additional month due to a slow recovery from left foot surgery, missing all of this season's games so far.

The Dallas Mavericks narrowly defeated the Sacramento Kings 100-98, ending their seven-game road losing streak, with Brandon Williams hitting a crucial 3-pointer.

St. Johns County hosts Fight Night, where law enforcement and firefighters box for charity on February 26, 2026, benefiting Diamond of Dreams and Special Olympics Florida.

Sertoma Arts Center offers winter classes for all ages, including art for toddlers, anime drawing for teens, fashion design and jewelry making for adults, and specialized courses for those with disabilities.

The Detroit Lions fired offensive coordinator John Morton after one season, indicating potential changes in their offensive strategy under head coach Dan Campbell's direction.

The NCA All‑Star Nationals will relocate to Houston for 2026–2028, bringing an estimated 65,000 people and a major downtown tourism boost. Venues include the GRB and Toyota Center.

Josh Niblett, Gainesville High School's football coach, leaves for college coaching after a successful tenure, including court challenges and championship pursuits.

Bob Pulford, the Hall of Famer who spent 30 years shaping the Blackhawks' front office and won four Stanley Cups as a player, has died at 89.