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Jan 23 2026SPORTS

Bob Costas: The Voice of Baseball Returns to NBC

Bob Costas is making a comeback to baseball broadcasting. After nearly four decades with NBC, he's stepping back into the spotlight as the new host of the Sunday Night Baseball pregame show. This isn't his first rodeo, though. Costas has a legendary career, winning 29 Sports Emmys and covering major

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Jan 23 2026SPORTS

Coach Switch-Up: McDaniel's Big Decision

Mike McDaniel is in a tough spot. He just agreed to be the Chargers' offensive coordinator, but now he's also interviewing for the Bills' head coach job. It's a bit unusual, but not unheard of. Other coaches, like Brian Flores, have done similar things this season. The Bills' job opened up after th

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Jan 23 2026HEALTH

How Body Fat Forms and Why It Matters

Obesity is a big problem for many people around the world. It affects health and daily life. Fat cells, which come from special cells called mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), play a big role in how the body stores fat. Scientists are looking into how these fat cells develop. They found that a process

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Jan 23 2026POLITICS

Power Play: EU Questions Trump's New Global Peace Board

The EU is raising eyebrows over U. S. President Donald Trump's new Board of Peace. This board, led by Trump himself, has a broad scope and some unique rules. For instance, member states can only stay on the board permanently if they pay a hefty fee of $1 billion. This has sparked concerns about powe

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Jan 23 2026EDUCATION

A Break for Some Student Loan Borrowers: What You Need to Know

The Education Department has decided to pause certain collection actions for some federal student loan borrowers. This move gives those in default a bit of a break while the government works on updating loan repayment and forgiveness programs. This pause means that actions like wage garnishment and

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Jan 23 2026BUSINESS

Why a Historic Building is Saying Goodbye to Its Museum

In the heart of downtown, a big change is happening. The Center in the Square is asking a museum to leave. Why? Water damage. That's right, water is causing a stir in this historic building. The museum has been a part of the Center for a long time. But now, the building needs repairs. Water damage

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Jan 23 2026BUSINESS

Lululemon's Get Low Leggings: A Bumpy Return

Lululemon has put its "Get Low" workout line back on sale online. This comes after they took it down because people complained. The leggings were see-through when people bent or squatted. This made the company's shares drop by 6. 5% on Tuesday. The company says they have updated the product info. T

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Jan 23 2026SPORTS

Coach Self's Health: Back in the Game

Coach Bill Self, the head of Kansas men's basketball, is ready to return to the court for Saturday's game against Kansas State. This comes after he missed the recent win over Colorado due to chest pains. He spent a short time in the hospital but was quickly released after receiving fluids. Self dow

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Jan 23 2026SPORTS

Kate Scott: The Multilingual Voice of UFC 324

Kate Scott, a familiar face in sports broadcasting, is stepping into the UFC spotlight. Born in Manchester, England, she brings a unique blend of cultural influences to her work. Her Guyanese roots, inherited from her maternal grandmother, add a rich layer to her identity. Though she keeps her perso

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Jan 22 2026SPORTS

Zac Robinson: A New Face in Tampa's Offense

Zac Robinson is set to join the Buccaneers as their new offensive coordinator. This move comes after he spent the past two seasons leading the Falcons' offense. His time with the Falcons saw mixed results, with their scoring dropping significantly in 2025. This decline contributed to the Falcons' he

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