The LA Metro Board of Directors has approved advancing Supervisor Janice Hahn's water taxi service proposal between San Pedro and Long Beach for the 2028 Olympics.

College football fans focus on the Big Ten Championship in Indianapolis, where Ohio State faces Indiana, with tickets starting at $800. Both teams have strong defenses, with Ohio State allowing 7.8 points per game and Indiana 10.9.

Registration for the Shoot Straight Youth Winter Basketball League in Cambridge for grades 3-6 is open, with a $50 fee and spots available until filled.

A judge denied the NFL's motions to dismiss Jon Gruden's lawsuit, allowing the former coach's case over leaked emails and his exit from the Raiders to proceed.

Intown Golf Club opened at Four Oaks Place in Uptown Houston, launching its first Texas location with TrackMan simulators, a patio and about 300 members at launch.

Joe Burrow of the Cincinnati Bengals made a notable return to football, enhancing his performance after initial rustiness and expressing the emotional significance of his comeback on Thanksgiving.

"Behind the Bricks," a four-part miniseries about Indianapolis Motor Speedway's history, is set to launch online, featuring unearthed century-old bricks and expert interviews.

Injury concerns and trade rumors surround Milwaukee Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo, with coach Doc Rivers stating he's never asked to be traded amidst speculation.

The Cleveland Guardians signed reliever Connor Brogdon, who had a 5.55 ERA last season, to a major league contract for 2026, with rights through 2027.

Former NBA center Elden Campbell died at 57; remembered for his time with the Lakers and a championship with the Pistons. He remains Clemson's leading scorer.

Spurs beat Grizzlies 126-119 with Barnes scoring 31 points, despite Wembanyama's absence. Fox added 29; Memphis' Edey got a double-double but faced controversy.

Michigan State University announces a $1 billion campaign, FOR SPARTA, to enhance its athletic facilities and program offerings, aiming to lead in the competitive collegiate sports landscape.

Ohio State football's recruiting class for 2026 ranked sixth nationally, with high-profile commitments like wide receiver Chris Henry Jr. competing with Big Ten rival USC's top-ranked class.