Seattle's Lumen Field has achieved TRUE Gold Certification for its zero-waste efforts, becoming the second NFL stadium to do so, with a waste diversion rate of 93%.

Deshaun Watson is cleared to practice with the Browns following an Achilles injury, amidst a challenging career marked by prior suspensions and setbacks.

BYU's head football coach, Kalani Sitake, has signed a new contract extension, opting to stay with the Cougars despite interest from schools like Penn State.

Vanderbilt Commodores rank 14th in the College Football Playoff standings with a 10-2 record after beating Tennessee, as they await Selection Day for a potential playoff spot.

Kicker Kansei Matsuzawa and freshman QB Micah Alejado headline Hawaii’s postseason haul, with Matsuzawa a Lou Groza finalist and Alejado named Mountain West Freshman of the Year.

Mayor Karen Bass celebrates 1,000 days until the LA28 Paralympic Games, highlighting the addition of Para Climbing and promising economic growth and inclusivity benefits for Los Angeles.

Former Guardians pitchers Clase and Ortiz, accused of a betting scandal, stood in court and shook hands after lawyers intervened. They pleaded not guilty and are set for trial.

Pat Fitzgerald has been appointed head football coach at Michigan State University one day after Jonathan Smith's dismissal, with expectations of a new era for the team.

Holland's Youth Sports Complex Playground is being renovated, including a new play structure and a shade umbrella, with completion expected by December 22.

Zach Edey scored a career-high 32 points and grabbed 17 rebounds to lead the Memphis Grizzlies to a victory over the Sacramento Kings, even without star player Ja Morant.

The Raiders are out of playoff contention after a 31-14 loss to the Chargers, marking their sixth consecutive defeat and pushing their record to 2-10.

Texas Longhorns defeated Penn 81-63, maintaining their undefeated streak and securing their 30th consecutive home win with a standout performance from Madison Booker.

Champlin's winter Taekwondo program for kids returns, offering six weeks of martial arts classes focused on discipline and fun, with no need for a traditional uniform. Classes are led by Osseo World Taekwondo Academy instructors.